Hi adam, I use pcsx 1.6, I tried only a few games and they work well: crash bandicoot, winning eleven and Pepsi man
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Is PowerPC Obsolete in 2016?
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Hi adam, I use pcsx 1.6, I tried only a few games and they work well: crash bandicoot, winning eleven and Pepsi man
I've always found it too crashy on OSX - whereas Connectix Virtual Game Station seems perfect but alas, OS9 only (haven't tried it on Classic).
VGS doesn't work within Classic, unfortunately.
It's almost perfect, but some games (Rollaway) don't render properly. Certain games that used special tricks (i.e. addressing specific registers on the video processor directly) are a bit glitchy.
PCSX has a problem with CDs that have audio tracks. On Leopard, you can just eject the audio part of the CD and the game will play, but you can't do that in Tiger. I've found that it doesn't work at all in Linux.
It's almost perfect, but some games (Rollaway) don't render properly. Certain games that used special tricks (i.e. addressing specific registers on the video processor directly) are a bit glitchy.
PCSX has a problem with CDs that have audio tracks. On Leopard, you can just eject the audio part of the CD and the game will play, but you can't do that in Tiger. I've found that it doesn't work at all in Linux.
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