Try (if you can) exiting and saving the game, then booting the game normally and loading your game through a load screen. If you are saving the game via save states and not through the native save game system, this could be one cause of the issue (some games dont like being run for an abnormal length of time it seems). The emulator should remember which folder that will be from that point on.Ĭlick a slot under Save State to save it and click a number in the Load State sub-menu to load a save state slot. To do that, click on the System drop-down menu and click Boot CDVD (full) (were not sure if (full) or (fast) is the most recommended method, but (full) worked for us. When you are done, click Apply to finish your configuration. Refresh the list of BIOS files in the emulator, select the BIOS, and finish the set-up wizard.įor that, we just need to click on the Config drop-down menu, then hove the mouse over Controllers (PAD) and click on Plugin Settings.Įach key you set for your virtual controller will appear on the left hand side after. When it gets to the point where it asks you for the BIOS file, put the BIOS files into the bios folder (found wherever you placed the emulator files or installed the emulator to). Just put all of the images into this folder itll be convenient for when you direct the emulator to the images. In that PS2 folder, its advisable to create a folder for your game DVD images. We prefer to create a PS2 folder for all of our PS2 needs and put all Ps2 related files in that.
We havent tested the validity of this, but we tried a different BIOS and everything seems to work fine. We cant tell you how or where to find it, but some say that as long as its not the Japanese 1.0 BIOS, it really doesnt matter which BIOS you get. Just head over to the downloads section and download a copy that is appropriate for your operating system.
In this guide, we show you how to play games that were released on this system via the PCSX2 emulator.
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