Setting Up PS2 Emulator PCSX2 v0.9.6 – Final Fantasy 10
March 7, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
img188.imageshack.us If you own the game, you can run it off the Disc, but its recommended you convert it to an ISO because it runs faster/better off your hard drive. You can also download the ISO somewhere on the internet. Mount the ISOs on Daemon-Tools. D-Tools is easy to use, just do what I did on the video.
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Setting Up PS2 Emulator PCSX2 v0.9.6 – Final Fantasy 10
GameCube Homebrew: SD Card / Memory Card Save Backups
December 1, 2007 by admin · Leave a Comment
One thing people like about the Wii is that you can find other peoples’ save files online, copy to SD card, and transfer to your console. This simple process has enabled many people to unlock special extras even if they gave up on the game long ago. Fortunately for GameCube homebrew users, you can do this for ‘Cube games too. With a program called MCBackup (Memory Card Backup), you can use .gci format game saves downloaded from GameFAQs or other sites on your console. I used this awesome method to finally see the secret Green Hill Zone in Sonic Adventure 2 Battle that so very few people have ever seen. You’ll need a homebrew loader like the SD Media Launcher by Datel. Sorry about the lack of audio…I reformatted my computer and I forgot to turn the volume on the Line In down before recording…it was way too loud to even recognize, so I deleted the sound.
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GameCube Homebrew: SD Card / Memory Card Save Backups
PCSX2 Save State Hacking – Memory Card Savestate Gameshark
May 2, 2007 by admin · Leave a Comment
http://youtube.jimmyr.com/ to request tutorials Playstation 2 emulator pcsx 2 doesn’t have a gameshark plugin like pec in epsxe but it is possible to hack the save states. Required: Hex editor http://www.google.com/search?q=hex%20editor Ability to compress and uncompress gz files http://www.7-zip.org/ The steps are: 1. Accumulate over 65536 gold (best for rpgs or scores =P). Eg. 74025 2. Convert that number into hex with a calculator. Eg. 12129 3. Add a 0 to the beginning if it’s an odd number of digits. Eg 012129 4. Think of the number in pairs. Eg. 01 21 29 5. Reverse the order of the pairs. Eg 29 21 01 6. Add the gz extension to the savestate. 7. Unzip the savestate with 7-z. 8. Open the uncompressed savestate with a hex editor and search for the number sequence from step 5 (no spaces). 9. Change the value replacing the string with FFFFFFF or whatever you want to change the value too (keep in mind you have to reverse the order of the pairs if you have a specific number you want to change it to). 10. Save and recompress the uncompressed file with 7-zip. 11 Delete the gz extension. 12 Load the game and see if it worked. If it didn’t reset the changed code to its original value, find where the number occurs again in the savestate: recompress, reload, repeat. emulation
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PCSX2 Save State Hacking – Memory Card Savestate Gameshark