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ps2 snes emu
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2. February 2006 @ 20:10 |
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a nintendo emulator go here www.imbnes.gamebase.ca
there is no gameboy emulator for the ps2
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2. February 2006 @ 20:24 |
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forgot the imbnes is for the psone and also for the ps2 so your going to need a modchip or a boot discs like breaker pro, action replay(psone),or a gameshark(psone) to boot up the imbnes on your ps2.
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3. February 2006 @ 09:24 |
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cheers theend757 i am now enjoying the snes on my ps2 thanks for your tutorial
thanks again
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4. February 2006 @ 17:45 |
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hello everyone, i am new here. I have a PS2 with a fliptop and swap magic 3.0. I burned everything like you guys said, and it freezes, then I tried CDLoader with it and then freezes. If I get Swap 3.6 will that cure this? I use 3.0 for backups fine and i had one disc that I made about a year ago with the old version of SNES Station work but that has bugs and the games are too slow to play. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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mrsds
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4. February 2006 @ 18:35 |
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hmmmph. what version ps2 do you have? i have a version 4, and i use swap magic 3.6, and snes station works. i dunno about copied games, because:
1: swap magic says it is not combatible with psx copies/imports,
2: my ps2's laser doesn't read dvd's anymore....
(future project to replace)
you DO have an original copy of swap magic 3... if you could download a torrent (maybe torrentspy.com or piratebay.org with bitlord) of swap magic 3.6, you could use swap magic 3.0 with slide card to launch your burned copy of swap magic 3.6, then swap to your game.
BUT...
here's a thought. my ps2 stopped playing DVD's and DVD format games. I read someplace that some ps2's gradually stop playing certain formats properly.
DO THIS TEST WITH ORIGINAL COPIES ONLY:
(WITHOUT SWAP MAGIC, just regular boot)
try a dvd movie.
try a DVD9 movie.
try a psx game.
try a ps2 blue disc.
try a ps2 dvd game.
try a ps2 DVD9 game (like gran turismo 4).
document the results of each:
boot time,
time in "explorer window" to reckognize disc
whether movies skip in later chapters, bla bla bla.
if some things work, and some things don't,
you could search for "ps2 laser fix" online (without quotes)
or replace the laser.
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5. February 2006 @ 00:27 |
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aerofan
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5. February 2006 @ 07:05 |
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hi, I'm not having any problems with anything but snesstation. My backups of CDs and DVDs and originals all work fine. has anyone gotten Swap 3 to work with SNES? Thanks
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5. February 2006 @ 11:11 |
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What actually happens is that on some PlayStation 2 versions (especially the v12 that I own), the laser gets weaker & weaker. According to $ony, this is "normal". WTH?!
Anyway, burning to quality DVD-R media (like Taiyo Yuden) is important, as it prolongs the laser in your system. On crap media (look in my signature), the laser will be going friggin nuts trying to read the DVD. Your laser WILL go bad faster using bad media, NO DOUBT about it.
important: As for snes station, I boot SwapMagic v3.6 (cd version) & then load the SNESstation (also on a CD) w/no prob. If anyone has any questions not answered here, feel free to send a PM.
if you're a college student, do NOT settle with the RIAA http://tinyurl.com/37oz2z
~ SlimPS2 v15US, PSP v3.60FW, TaiyoYuden DVD-R, SwapMagic_v3.6 & BreakerPro 1.1 (No mod)
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mrsds
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8. February 2006 @ 12:07 |
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i read from various sources that ps2's (v1-11) stop reading various discs after some time. i really think it's the earlier versions, say... 1-6 or something, because what i read goes something like this:
dvd technology was relatively new when the ps2 was first released. some "ps2 laser fix"['s] involve adjusting the height of the laser, changing the distance between the laser and the disc, to find a 'sweet spot' that reads various formats better than the factor setting.
http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/hardware/ps2.ars
(rob nelsen further explains the problem, and shows you in-deph
instructions about how to adjust the laser height)
this can be done by simply turning a gear. however, on some ps2 versions, there is a voltage problem. each ps2 format (dvd movie, dvd game, psx black disc, ps2 blue disc), there is a different amount of voltage required to read the disc. this voltage determines how the laser sees the disc.
adjusting the voltage (which can only be done on a hanfull of versions) is quite a bit more complicated.
http://www.megagames.com/ps2/ps2_laser_adjustment_scope.shtml
THIRDLY, and the option i am going to do when i get the cash, is this:
REPLACE the laser.
http://www.playstationrepair.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CT...
this place sells it. i've found it at a few sites. i've also found it with the cdtray included. MAKE SURE you know what version system you have.
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10. February 2006 @ 09:10 |
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is there an emulator for n64 on the ps2? i have found some but they are for pc only.
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mrsds
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10. February 2006 @ 15:49 |
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nope. there is no n64 emulator for the ps2. i looked all over the net, 'till i read a thread someplace.
here's the thing: cartridge games, like nes, snes, atari, etcetera...
the cartridge acts as the computer's RAM (random acess memory).
when you turn the system on, it loads the ram cartridge. It's the only place in computer history where ROM IS RAM.
well.... nes, and snes's ram are smaller than the ps2's ram. n64's ram is larger than ps2's. therefore, ps2 cannot load a n64 rom.
however, xbox can. if you have one. with a modchip. and a custom hard drive. and you understand fttp protocalls. and on and on and on...
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13. February 2006 @ 12:10 |
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ther is a N64 emulator for the ps2 under construstion right now
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mrsds
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13. February 2006 @ 13:21 |
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then, by all means, link us when it's complete!
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13. February 2006 @ 14:06 |
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More likely for the PS3. They ditched an attempt to emulate GBA for PS2 , snes station doesn't exactly run smooth either so really can't see N64 working especially seen as though the N64 pad has 13 buttons + analog while ps2 has 8 buttons including 2 analog and Dpad. If you want to emulate perfectly go for the xbox as this emulates GBA, SNES, N64, Sega perfectly (so i'm told).
PS if you burn snes station onto DVD then you can get well over a 1000 roms on one disc. :)
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mrsds
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14. February 2006 @ 12:12 |
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ps2 pad has 14 buttons. n64 has 14. count again?
ps2- cross, circle, triangle, square
left, right, up, down,
l1,l2 ,l3, r1, r2, r3, select and start.
n64- L, R, Z, A, B, c-right, c-left, c-up, c-down,
up, down, left, right, and start.
14 to 14! oh, wait... ps2 has one more joystick! ha!
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14. February 2006 @ 14:18 |
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K then sorry smart ass, don't you think there would be a little confusion involved when playing say ocarina of Time on PS2 :)
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14. February 2006 @ 19:50 |
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I been waiting for a N64 emulator for ps2 for years but, that not going to happen. mostly the only emulators I have so far for my ps2 are atari 5200 emulator, SNES emulator, sega genesis emulator, sinclair spectrum emulator, sega master system/game gear emulator, BBC micro emulator, NES emulator, Neo Geo CD emulator.
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14. February 2006 @ 20:01 |
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@theend
what master system & atari emulator do you have as i have tried these & mine never work if you wouldnt care to explain how you burn your discs just in case i am doing anything wrong
i have psms12 master sytem emulator
and pvcs13 atari (2600) emulator
thanks for your help
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mrsds
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15. February 2006 @ 12:17 |
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i have the same question as gjl2002.
i know how to burn the files that come with snes station and pgen (genesis emu for ps2), but i can't get any nes or gameboy (havn't tried anything else) to work. Please tell us how you do it! and where to download!
thnkz!
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15. February 2006 @ 18:36 |
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for gjl2002
I have the atari 5200 emulator
here what you need
*Nero burning rom
*the emulator call Jum52(http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/6131/emulators/emu52...)
*Frist you need to rename your roms to dos 8.3 format example: Ballblazer into BALLBLAZ.BIN.
*second to edit FILES.TXT to match your roms and directories.
Second open the Nero burning rom software and setup the setting like this
on the left side choose.
*CD-Rom(UDF/ISO)
*ISO
File name length:Max of 11*8 chars(ISO level 1)
Formant:Mode 2/XA
Character set: ISO9660 (standing ISO Cd-rom)
*Burn
make the speed at least 4x or 8x the most when your done click New
ok it time to drag the files you need here the list you should have on the left side
*system
*Big
*Dummy
*J52_auto.elf
*J52_NSTC.elf
*J52_pal.elf
*Jum52.elf
*Sjpcm.elf
*files.txt
*roms,roms2,Protos, etc...
burn it
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15. February 2006 @ 19:18 |
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for the master system I have the psms 1.2 let see I can remember
*nero burning rom
*Psms 1.2(http://psms.gamebase.ca/)
*pefu alpha2(http://psms.gamebase.ca/)
*frist make a folder name sms and place all your roms in.
*second open up pefu aplha2 Source:sms the folder you made. Destination:desktop and save the files.txt. this going to make roms folders and files.txt for you. you don't need sms folder anymore
*open the Nero burning rom software and setup the setting like this
on the left side choose.
*CD-Rom(UDF/ISO)
*ISO
File name length:Max of 11*8 chars(ISO level 1)
Formant:Mode 2/XA
Character set: ISO9660 (standing ISO Cd-rom)
*Burn
make the speed at least 4x or 8x the most when your done click New
ok it time to drag the files you need here the list you should have on the left side
*system
*Psms.elf
*Psms-Naplink.elf
*Sjpcm.irx
*roms0,roms1, etc..
*files.txt
burn it
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15. February 2006 @ 19:34 |
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for mrsds
here what you need for nes
*nero burning rom
*imbnes v.1.3(http://imbnes.gamebase.ca/)
*Un-zip all the files to a new directory on your hard drive.
*Run rombank.exe
*Under Add/Remove Roms, click the first button to add all the ROMs in a given folder to your ROM list.
*Once you've added all your ROMs, you can manipulate the list to get it just the way you want it. At the very least, you'll probably want to sort the list alphabetically using the "AZ" button.
*When you're done making your ROM list, click the 'Build imbNES ISO' button in the lower left corner. Then pick the appropriate license (USA | Japan | Europe), press 'Build ISO', and choose where to save your ISO image.
open the Nero burning rom software and setup the setting like this
* Start Nero and cancel the burning wizard if it appears.
*Under the File menu, select "Burn Image..." and find 'nes.cue' which was created along with your ISO file.
*Click the 'Write' button to burn the CD.
a Playstation or PS2 that is already capable of playing games on CD-Rs (ie. a PSX with a mod chip, boot disc, etc...)
if you have a PS2 you will need a modchip or boot disc like breaker pro or a action replay psone or others.
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15. February 2006 @ 20:52 |
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@theend
Thanks a lot for your guide. i will try it tomorrow & let you know how i got on.
thanks once again
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mrsds
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16. February 2006 @ 14:59 |
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dood, theend757! i tried that method before. i burned two more discs, using that method. swap magic 3.6 says "Not a valid PS2 disc"
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16. February 2006 @ 15:24 |
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mrsds you can't use the swap magic for the imbnes emulator because it a psone format ISO you need a modchip that read cd-r or a breaker pro or a action replay psone. swap magic will not work with imbnes
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