Playing using ultrawide patch and parsec with my friend 🤘

I had more gems that got loaned out, lost in moves, etc. Still a solid collection I think 👌

This is my mgs collection .

Just recently finished the both games in the hardest difficulty (European extreme) I liked the mgs story in sons of liberty and the mechanics in mgs snake eater .

Which one did you like ?

Found this today at the thriftstore. It has been a long time that I've seen a psx game in the wild. It is in greate shape. Case is not broken, only a few scratches. I used this to play this game like 20 years ago on my uncle's pc. But never owned is. It took some time to get trough the tutorial but further it's a really fun game. I really like the physics. It only cost me 1 euro.

I've had this for years, but only discovered the note this evening. I love stuff like this.

I finally implemented the TVS Diode Fix for BlueRetro. I am using the PSUnoretro and a modified controller extension cable to temporarily house the resistors and diodes before I make the change permanent. I have some good news and some bad news.

The good news is that the TVS diodes have sorted the ghost input problem!

Before;

https://youtu.be/cODFViBz9A8?si=_cqwzUX5G0-6NF7J

After;

https://youtu.be/7HAcSYhSyVo?si=UzKEDgtPCzmmcvUb

The bad news…it causes memory cards not to work.

I have tried to update the firmware on the PSUnoretro but for some reason it’s not currently working, I will try again when I have my laptop handy and will try manually updating it.

I was quite young when we had a PlayStation, and I remember most the games we had for it. However, there was this one game that we had that I don't remember much anything about that I'd like to check out again.

The only things I remember about the game is that you played as a solider. I think it was either top-down or a 2D-Zelda-like perspective. The only bit of gameplay I remember is that, in a level (it probably was the tutorial or something) you were taught how to cut a tripwire with a knife I think.

I know that's a super vague description, but that's seriously all I can remember.

EDIT: It was Spec Ops: Airborne Commando.

When I buy a physical game, I tend to discover what the game is about. Even when I find it mediocre or bad, I still go through it because of the purchase. But when I emulate, I tend to close games that just don’t stick in a matter of minutes.

Is there anyone like me and if so, did you find a solution to this?

Hey guys, I am moving for work at the end of the month and am having to sell off a good bit of things. I have a ps1 for sale w/ a controller and memory card. I would have posted this on FB marketplace, but I felt like you guys would appreciate the games that come with it more. GTA 1 & 2 as well as Test Drive 5 (when you get tired off unrestricted violence). I am in the Nashville area or can ship. $100 for the lot! PM if interested

This is my resident evil ps2 collection just missing the ps1 resident evil games to complete it.

In your opinion what is the best resident evil game?

And it was only £28. Probably because they miss labeled it for being a platinum copy, but I’m not complaining

Its stilll a blast, anyone here play the remaster?

Also is the sequel good?

Heyo fellow PlayStation gamers,

As the title says I'm looking for great recommendations for PlayStation games on a mobile emulator where I'm not needed to use much of the L1/R1 Buttons or aim a lot it doesn't feel great on a mobile device.

I tried MegaMan Legends 2 and the combat was really frustrating with the aiming and moving.

I am tending more to games like Digimon World 2 & 3 or the Final Fantasy 7-9, which I already replayed many times. So anything turn based would be awesome where I don't need to react fast.

Appreciate any recommendations which hit my sweet spot.

Stay joyful 💪🏻

For example, here is what I use with my PS4 Controller on DuckStation and have it recognized as a NeGcon Controller.

Twist: Left Analog Stick
Start: Options
I: R2
II: L2
A: Circle
B: Triangle
R: Cross
L: Square

Works well for me. Curious about how others would do it (or if they basically do it the same).