#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins .exe#
#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins driver#
#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins full#
#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins code#

#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins code#

There is no code posted or error message. app while Wine was running the new prefix, and here is what happens:ĮPSXe starts under X11, then quits immediately without loading a window/splash screen. It created the prefix successfully, and then I started up Wine, and double-clicked on my new ePSXe.

#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins .exe#

exe file that came with my ePSXe 1.7 download.

When I created the new prefix in Winebottler, I selected 'copy' and chose the. I am currently running Snow Leopard, build 10.6.2, by the way. I followed the instructions I found from your posts and links, and then grabbed BIOS files, plugins (graphics, sound, cd-r), and the zlib folder and put them in their appropriate spot in a folder inside my Applications folder entitled 'ePSXe.' I installed Wine and Winebottler in an effort to get ePSXe working on my 13' MBPro. I need some help here, please bear with me as I am not a very experienced command line junkie in the least. Though, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for PCSX Reloaded on the Mac, so i'll be looking out for it with future updates. But I now have a transition layer (wine) running a windows app, running a playstation emulator with an xbox controller, all working pretty perfect to my standards.Īnd upon saying this, at the same time I almost got ePCSx 2 working, though the error it spits out is unlike an error that I myself (I'm crappy with computer) could fix. Now, I know that isn't what you are talking about, since this is about plugins. Resolution set around 800圆00, though these look pretty smooth compared to the mac version.

#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins driver#

Now, upon these tests, I somehow arrived with Crossover Games 8.1.1 and ePCSe, which after around 10 hours of fixing (yep, I have way too much free time) I have it running almost perfect with Pete's OpenGL Driver 1.77 Video Plugin. Silent Hill runs super quick, and Crash Team Racing does not display models correctly, and sometimes in races, it doesn't display them at all, especially boxes for power-ups. But under strenuous testing, I've came to the conclusion that the graphics are somewhat buggy, and some games are somewhat unstable. My point here is, it will take some tweaking.I don't know much about PCSX, but I tried it yesterday in fact, which is how I've arrived at this post.

#PCSX Reloaded v1.9.93 bios and plugins full#

On my iMac, the best I can do is with the regular OGL plugins from pete and some things still bog down (legend of dragoon specials/texture alignment, xenogears opening scene in lahan/anywhere there is that foreground effect or in large battles) My mac mini rips my imac apart at full res and using the OGL 2 plugin. I don't know why, but running epsxe virgin seems to fix everything.

You CANNOT get it running by copying it off your windows partition. Make sure you create a fresh folder and start from scratch with epsxe. This will help with some launch problems.Ģ. Drop a copy of zlib1.dll into the epsxe folder. When running epsxe on a mac, there are 2 areas that will cause problems.ġ. (Crossover games seems to browse faster for some reason too) You can run it with wine, but joystick support didn't work for me until I bought crossover. Botton line is, both emulators are awesome but i switched to PCSX-Reloaded because it have a better GUI and more options, plus i also didn't like how ePXSe had. I have better luck with epsxe in crossover. Infact, PCSX-Reloaded is my default PS1 emulator of choice now because i like the GUI more and it also have more configurable options that ePSXe doesn't have via: Configuration > CPU. Second, pcsx-r has never worked well for me. The windows versions are pretty decent though. They just aren't getting enough developer attention.

Playstation emulation on the mac - my inputįirst, the mac versions are terrible.