PS2 emulator for Windows (and Linux)

PlayStation2 emulator for Windows

It’s taken a long time, but there’s now a working PlayStation2 emulator for Windows available - it’s called PCSX2, and it’s made by the same people that created PCSX (the Sony PlayStation 1 emulator). Although you need a fairly powerful PC to run PCSX2 - most 2D games can reach 60-120 FPS, and with the latest version of PCSX2, 3D performance can reach speeds greater than the native PS2 frame-rate of 60 FPS (NTSC) or 50 FPS (PAL). It also works on Linux.

More info and download at www.pcsx2.net

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2 Responses to “PS2 emulator for Windows (and Linux)”

Dilzi on June 14th, 2007 5:18 pm

Awesome. Now, all we need is games and we are set. Anyone know where I can get some? Or, do the games work when you just put them into the CD ROM drive?
Smifis on June 17th, 2008 6:17 am

All you do is put the disk into you cd/dvd drive, although when you first install it, it is set up to load iso cd images but it isn’t hard to change

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