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*Mac with Snow Leopard (Other versions are untested)
*Internet access (Already got)
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Off external sites:
PCSX-test3.dmg
Playstation Bios Files.zip
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Off Instructables:
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Would you consider doing the same thing with a PS2 emulator? That would be AWESOME!!!
I am running mac 10.5.x and I was wondering if anyone out there has tested it successfully. I can run disk and a black screen appears titled "PeopsSoftGL Display" which changes to PCSX after a few seconds. Other than that, nothing.
Secondly, if this is not possible, is there a way to run .iso or .ROM files?
can anyone help?
Paul
you might've missed the links to the files on instructables, the Playstation Bios FIles.zip can be found here: http://www.instructables.com/files/orig/F1G/T4U4/G51GRK14/F1GT4U4G51GRK14.zip
Like i said, ive looked for an answer on my own but haven't had luck. If someone could answer this question before i download this stuff, it would be much appreciated. If i didnt catch it in the text here, kindly direct me to it so i can read it. Than kyou.
The BIOS are the files and code inside the original PS1 that told it what to do, they were what made it play a game when you put a disc in and turned it on. You can run this emulator without the BIOS, but if you use the BIOS you often get better results. I recommend using it, because some games need the correct original BIOS (Supplied here as download) to run correctly.
Thanks
Spike
i have mine connected to my bluetooth so i can play all my games via my controller. Its awesome.
I have updated the instructable to include the revised instructions there.
Thanks for pointing it out!
Spike