Can Epsxe Run Ps2 Games

For Playstation 2, use PCSX2. EPSXe should be able to run well on a lot of computers. PCSX2 can be a real resource hog and would take a pretty good dual core or quad core to play it. Use Xebra because you dont need to get too complicate plugins that ePSXe requires. If you want to know how to run Xebra emulator. PM me and i will be happy to help you in 2 minutes step by step. It is best emulator for n00bs and have a huge compability than ePSXe does.

This is about as useful of a link as I could find:You need mad case modding and electronic skills. The CD/DVD drives used in the Playstations are NOT PC compatible. You'd have to gut a Playstation and somehow mount it inside your PC case.

Next, you'd have to somehow get a Playstation compact disc drive to fit in a normal half-height bay. You'd also have to figure out how to extend and mount the power buttons on the Playstation side.What I did is purchase a monitor with lots of connections. Autocad 2007 english language pack 3.

I use Component for my 360, HDMI for my PS3 and VGA for my PC. The point for me is to sit in the same place and have all my systems a TV remote away. It's not all that a retarted question. I can see everything going well except the darn PS2 compact disc drive.

PC/Console hybrids have happened in the past including the Sega Teradrive. I almost bought a 3DO Blaster back in the day.There's a lot more to it than the ROM drive. But the fact is, most DVD-ROM drives can read the disks without any problem.PS1/2 software is not in any way compatible with Windows based PCs. There's absolutely no reason to expect the games to play, even if the disks were fully readable.