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Uploaded by on May 11, 2008

First mission using PCSX2
Full of glitches but running smooth

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  • Nice game....

    

  • where can i get this iso?

  • @PorscheHead124 yeah but you wont get money.

  • I have the latest versions of this emulator and its plugins and encountered these problems, but I solved them by rapidly pressing Start as the screens appeared to skip them.

  • your video card is trash your ram is trash your cpu is trash

  • The reason why PS2 emulation is extremely difficult on a single core is because the PS2 executables natively ran 2 instructions at once.

    On a single core, even with HT, this isn't going to be possible unless your running 7-8+ Ghz.

  • The latest ver. has speed hacks and some other new features which I can't wait to try, perhaps it'll run semi-decent on this crap.

    I haven't done much testing on AC04 anyways.

  • That's not going to work, I have a P4 Prescott 3.2 ghz w/ HT that I oc to 4ghz and a eVGA 8600GT 256MB w/ 4 GB of 800mhz G-Skill Pi DDR2 RAM and the most FPS I could get on PCSX2 0.9.4 was about 30 if I was lucky. I'll try the latest and try OCing my video card as well to see if it would work. It might be a good idea to save an ISO of the disc first...

  • Nice to see it's up and running smooth, but unfortunately the textures and shadowing are not working. At least the PS2 Ace Combats pushed the PS2 to the limit, employing self shadowing, high polygon counts, 60 fps, and for AC5 and AC0, I think used a form of either cell shading or normal mapping to get the excellent lighting on the aircraft body.

  • PS2 emulation is very difficult since it requires and enormous amount of CPU power. Basic rule of thumb for emulating a console is that the CPU needs 7-10x the raw power of the console it's emulating, not taking into account graphics, which is another story. PS2 emulation I think is even higher in needs since a decent Core 2 Duo and an 8800 level graphics card have a difficult time with PCSX2. Simply put the PS2's Emotion Engine was very complicated, therefore hard to emulate.

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