Armorian
Banned
Sigma 1 runs great even on weaker CPUs (full speed on 2600K).
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mcjmetroid
Member
I remember trying to set this emulator up before but it was a gigantic pain in the ass.
Using weird terminology for things I'm the menus, that kinda stuff.
Once you get past the PS2/GameCube era of emulators, emulators generally become a massive pain to install and work no matter how good they are.
This PS3 one though, unless you're committed and willing to spend a lot of time with it, I'd suggest nah.
Using weird terminology for things I'm the menus, that kinda stuff.
Once you get past the PS2/GameCube era of emulators, emulators generally become a massive pain to install and work no matter how good they are.
This PS3 one though, unless you're committed and willing to spend a lot of time with it, I'd suggest nah.
MMaRsu
Member
I barely did anything to set this up and its easy as pie
mcjmetroid
Member
Perhaps it got a lot better UI wise.
I'll be honest though like I was saying I didn't really have the commitment or patience for PS3 like I did for other consoles.
A lot of PS3 games have appeared on other systems and I was never a big fan of the way games looked back then, this was around the time I fell out with games.
Armorian
Banned
Games that were super heavy/specialized on SPUs still have a way to go - they can be playable but with lot of stuff missing (like SSAO for example) - Uncharted series, TLoU, KZ2/3 and GOW3/A (but this one could be considered quite ok at this point). But most games run perfectly fine even without monster CPUs, with a lot higher resolutions and framerate.
I think right now it's quite easy to use, most games will run without any tweaking once firmware is installed
I Love Rock 'n' Roll
Member
Does this emulator run on M1 Mac?
kiphalfton
Member
9 months later and I still haven't installed my blu-ray drive.
This is what bring lazy looks like.
Hopefully it's actually compatible and works as intended, as the return period ended a long ass time ago.
Cryio
Member
Condemned 2: Still broken in RPCS3 AFAIK, perfect rendering in Xenia. FPS unlocked, rez scaling works
Darkness 1: Recently fixed in RPCS3. Perfect rendering. Very good performance. FOV patch available. AF breaks some visuals. Rez scaling doesn't work.
RDR1: Very bad performance still in RPCS3. Close to twice or thrice faster in Xenia currently.
MGS 2-3-4: MGS2 can be modded for correct visuals on PC. It already runs great as far as system requirements go. MGS3? The PS2 and PS3 require presure sensitive Dualshock controllers, which ... almost nobody has. Xenia port of MGS Collection mapped the pressure sensitive actions to L3 and R3 AFAIR. MGS4? It's getting there. Still very iffy.
Demon's Souls: 4K60 easy
God of War PS2/PSP: work perfectly / 4K60
Ninja Gaiden Sigma: Play them on PC
Infamous: still very high system requirements
Killzone 2 / 3: still very high system requirements
Tales: dunno
Jak and Daxter: All 3 runs better than on PCSX2. Look better too due to higher rez textures and better LODs. Jak 2 and 3 don't have checkpoints working, only manual saves.
Cryio
Member
Did you .. actually use RPCS3? Recently and not 4-5 years ago anyway?
You download and load the PS3 firmware in RPCS3 and that's it ...
You can drag and drop ISOs and unzipped folders into RPCS3 and it will work. Default config is fine for most games. Game patches, if any, are 1 right click away. You don't need to configure anything,. You can DECIDE to alter VBLANK for 60 fps or resolution scaling if you want to.
I didn't even have to configure my controller.
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azertydu91
Hard to Kill
Guys I'd like to try RPCS3 but I was wondering if it is more CPU or GPU intensive ?
azertydu91
Hard to Kill
Thanks I'll probably upgrade my cpu before trying then.