However if your looking only for PSX gaming at the lowest cost possible, saving as much space as possible then wait for the PSTV (a home console version of the PS Vita) hack so you can run Sony's in-house PSX emulator. Well if space is a problem then the PS3 might be out, only the early/launch PS3's can play PS2 games unless you hack it then you can use a smaller, slim PS3 or skip the hack and install a ODE in it. I'll try the source like you suggested and see if my two games are there too in ISO format. I have also been thinking of getting a PS3 or 4 (real ones this time) so I can play Demons Souls and Bloodbourne, but again, space issues. Symphony of the Night NTSC J fan subbed as well. The original King's Field games being one of them, starting with the fan translation of the very first game. It also means I can only play PAL games on it and not NTSC games like the two I got for the emulators. The readme file for one of them was just a mountain of text with no spaces or paragraphs stretching all the way across notepad.ĭarkredshift: I would certainly like one but my console attic is quite small so there are space issues. Not to mention the emulators I tried had poor documentation. It's not that I can't play the games effectively, the ePSXe that did work and the others ones that did work (can't remember which now) did not detect the games in question which were Akumajou Dracula X: Nocturne in the Moonlight fan subbed and the fan translation of King's Field 1.Īll they detected were the CUE files which I think are not the actual game itself presumably just the script that activates the translated text.
I can run Crisis 1, Null DC, and Doom 4 without any problem. My computer is an MSI gaming Laptop from 2013 with the latest NVIDIA drivers. Everyone knows that 3D emulation requires a lot of processing power, even for old consoles. The most obvious conclusion isn't that your computer is garbage, not the emulator. Crosmando: I've never had a problem with ePSXe.
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