Satangel said:I wonder how well the PS2 emulation is on PC currently. Would it work well on a Q6600 with a 360 controller?
That list is so broken. A lot of games shouldn't be on there while a lot should.jesterscourt said:
Xamus ace said:hey guys why not emulate it? how fast are the games on the most latest ps2 emu and on a standard pc
ojsinnerz. said:Ace Combat 4, 5, Ace Combat Zero
Does that mean for to just use an emu instead of buying a real ps2.I pretty much created this tread to know whats better to buy a ps2 or just use an emuSatangel said:Xamus ace said:hey guys why not emulate it? how fast are the games on the most latest ps2 emu and on a standard pc
I just Googled a bit and PCSX2 really seems to be very good to emulate PS2 games.
You can check the compatibility list on that site too, and it show a lot of games are perfectly playable. It recommends you have a decent Dual core CPU though.
Here's a fantastic video of a guy playing Final Fantasy 10 on his PC, near perfect speed. It also has instructions to get you going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whYQW8ExPs
I don't think a PS2 costs that muchGoli said:Mmmm no. Spend that money upgrading your PC and then you can emulate all the games you want.
What are your PC's specs?Xamus ace said:Does that mean for to just use an emu instead of buying a real ps2.I pretty much created this tread to know whats better to buy a ps2 or just use an emuSatangel said:Xamus ace said:hey guys why not emulate it? how fast are the games on the most latest ps2 emu and on a standard pc
I just Googled a bit and PCSX2 really seems to be very good to emulate PS2 games.
You can check the compatibility list on that site too, and it show a lot of games are perfectly playable. It recommends you have a decent Dual core CPU though.
Here's a fantastic video of a guy playing Final Fantasy 10 on his PC, near perfect speed. It also has instructions to get you going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whYQW8ExPs
Xamus ace said:Does that mean for to just use an emu instead of buying a real ps2.I pretty much created this tread to know whats better to buy a ps2 or just use an emuSatangel said:Xamus ace said:hey guys why not emulate it? how fast are the games on the most latest ps2 emu and on a standard pc
I just Googled a bit and PCSX2 really seems to be very good to emulate PS2 games.
You can check the compatibility list on that site too, and it show a lot of games are perfectly playable. It recommends you have a decent Dual core CPU though.
Here's a fantastic video of a guy playing Final Fantasy 10 on his PC, near perfect speed. It also has instructions to get you going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whYQW8ExPs
If you emulate games in PCSX 2 you can play them in HD resolutions. Some games look freaking gorgeous on them, like FFXIII, AND this way you don't have to wait for crappy PS3 HD ports! Just saying.Satangel said:Xamus ace said:Does that mean for to just use an emu instead of buying a real ps2.I pretty much created this tread to know whats better to buy a ps2 or just use an emuSatangel said:Xamus ace said:hey guys why not emulate it? how fast are the games on the most latest ps2 emu and on a standard pc
I just Googled a bit and PCSX2 really seems to be very good to emulate PS2 games.
You can check the compatibility list on that site too, and it show a lot of games are perfectly playable. It recommends you have a decent Dual core CPU though.
Here's a fantastic video of a guy playing Final Fantasy 10 on his PC, near perfect speed. It also has instructions to get you going.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-whYQW8ExPs
In my opinion, it's always better to buy the real thing instead of emulating it. That just feels so much better and authentic, always go for that option if possible.
If you don't have the money or don't want to put in an effort, you can always just emulate the shit out of it
I do recommend having some kind of controller though.