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Long story short, in terms of compatibility/experience: PS2 > PS3 full BC > PCSX2 > PS3 half-BC/non-BC > PS4.
There are still a lot of games that perform worse on slim models, though.
Additionally, many games play *better* on non-BC slim/super slim models rather than half-BC models (Yakuza (no freeze), Shadow Hearts 1 (not lottery freeze), Shadow Hearts 2/3 (no analog freeze), Shadow of Destiny (no freeze on chapter 4), Silent Hill 2 (no missing geometry)), and some games that used to perform worse now perform on-par (Need for Speed Underground 2). Surprisingly, there are games that fail to run or have problems on full-BC models (Orphen: Scion of Sorcery blackscreens after PS2 logo, FFXII has "confirmation sound" glitch due to SPU2 emulation).
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Signed drivers have nothing to do with legality. PS3 controllers are around 39.99 here, but you could get a cheaper one off ebay. You can even set it up to be wireless, and emulate Xbox 360 controllers. Overall, I would say fully backwards compatible PS3 models are the second best way to play PS2. (11-03-2010, 03:23 AM) ChasePayne Wrote: If you have a PS3 you can hook that up to your PC quite easily now that they have legally signed drivers. PS4 is last in terms of compatibility, although it does have the ability to upscale 2x resolution the games that are compatible. PCSX2 is great, but I tend to just use PS3 for emulation since my laptop isn't as high end.
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If they cared about their Linux community they would at least update their Ubuntu PPA.PS2 will obviously be the best at playing PS2 games. downloading package pcsx2-git on Arch or compiling it manually). For comparison, the AMD FX series (currently AMD's most prominent line of processors) will not match the performance of the Intel i7 series. The only option for a Linux user to use a recent build is for then to compile from source (e.g. PCSX2 is definitely the former, since it is designed to run non-PC-formatted games. What bothers me is that PCSX2 has Linux builds released, but they're very outdated.
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rpm in this case) and install them with my package manager without downloading from the official repositiores. I can, for example, download the package files for Cherrytree (.deb or. Yes, you should install apps straight from your distro's repositories, but it's also common for devs to release the packages in their website as well for at least the most popular distros. They haven't updated it in years to match newer releases. What I'm saying is that PCSX2 has an official Ubuntu PPA (the one they mention in the website in the page where you download the Linux build), but that's stuck in 1.4.0. In fact I understand how building and distributing an application works, what dynamic libraries are and such. I understand you're talking mostly about flatpak, snaps and that kind of containerized application and that is not what I'm talking about. I feel you're not trying to understand my point.
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