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Playstation emu for win XP
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duhmez 
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Posted 15 May 2003 - 02:10 AM
Oh yes.
www.epsxe.com
It's fantastic.
You can email me and I can help you set it up. they estimate it plays about 60% o all playstation games nearly flawlessly. I have about 40 games and only 1 does not work.
www.epsxe.com
It's fantastic.
You can email me and I can help you set it up. they estimate it plays about 60% o all playstation games nearly flawlessly. I have about 40 games and only 1 does not work.
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adamvjackson
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Posted 15 May 2003 - 04:42 AM
Epsxe is an excellent emulator, but totally dependant on the quality of the plugins used. I use Pete's plugins, as they are updated very frequently (about every 4-6 weeks). Also make sure you get the correct BIOS. The plugins (Pete's, at least) are highly configurable, and may take some time to tweak settings to run correctly.
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Newumbrella
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Posted 15 May 2003 - 09:57 AM
Here's some recommendation
Video:
Nvidia - Pete OpenGL
ATI - Pete Direct3D
note: although opengl is faster, it'll cause some artifacts on ATI
Sound:
Eternal (very high compatibility, and original sound), others tend to have compat. problems or/and fake sound quality
CD-ROM:
Pete, although original cd-rom driver works pretty good, it's a bit slower then Pete's
Video:
Nvidia - Pete OpenGL
ATI - Pete Direct3D
note: although opengl is faster, it'll cause some artifacts on ATI
Sound:
Eternal (very high compatibility, and original sound), others tend to have compat. problems or/and fake sound quality
CD-ROM:
Pete, although original cd-rom driver works pretty good, it's a bit slower then Pete's
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Newumbrella
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Posted 16 May 2003 - 12:25 PM
I use a PS -> USB adaptec to connect original Dual Shock controller to my PC.....of cuz this will be the best configuration
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Posted 16 May 2003 - 08:29 PM
I've actually been looking for one of those, Newumbrella, can you post a link as to where you got it?
How do you like it, does it work well, are the drivers stable?
How do you like it, does it work well, are the drivers stable?
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Posted 16 May 2003 - 10:23 PM
http://www.mayflash.com/PC.asp
I'm currently using "Super Dual Box"
I got mine in HK, so i dunno where u can buy these things online. But u can search for "Super Dual Box" using google or any other search engine, u should be able to find it easily. Btw the driver found on the mayflash.com is only to enable dual shock/force feedback, so it's optional. But it is absolutely stable, and it works pretty good.....
And if you need the latest drivers check here:
http://www.mayflash.com/Download/DOWNLOAD.asp
I'm currently using "Super Dual Box"
I got mine in HK, so i dunno where u can buy these things online. But u can search for "Super Dual Box" using google or any other search engine, u should be able to find it easily. Btw the driver found on the mayflash.com is only to enable dual shock/force feedback, so it's optional. But it is absolutely stable, and it works pretty good.....
And if you need the latest drivers check here:
http://www.mayflash.com/Download/DOWNLOAD.asp
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