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If you own a PS2 how would you get the BIOS files for your PS2 Emulator on your PC?
You could either dump the bios yourself, which could take a little patience, or download from the link below. Note that the only LEGAL way of obtaining a bios is dumping it from your OWN Playstation 2 console.DO NOT ask where to get the bios in the PCSX2 forum, because it's against the rules. That's because the ps2 BIOS is a copyrighted material of Sony and that makes its distribution illegal, meaning we could get in trouble if it was found out that we were supplying people illegally with bios files.Getting the bios needs to come from your machine according to copyright protections. Procedures can be found at the link for the best emulator the PCSX2. PCSX2 is a Playstation 2 'emulator', a free program that tries to replicate the Playstation 2 console to enable you to play PS2 games on your PC. If you do not have the skill to even download bios think about forgetting PS2 emulation. It will not be like playing a PS2 and instead is a lengthy and time consuming process. See the PCSX2 home site and try the getting started link. or the other link for the guide and under the guide bios configuration section there is a link for "A new Bios dumper is already available that can dump your PS2 Bios,ROM1,ROM2,EROM and NVM. Get it HERE"
How do you dump the bios from Playstation 2?
It is actually not as hard as you would think. Refer to: http://forums.ngemu.com/pcsx2-forum/84994-guide-dump-bios-through-usb.html for directions to dump your PS2 bios onto a USB Flashdrive. And on a side note, when you dump your bios using a custom code (as explained in the above link) you are actually copying your bios, so it does not render your PS2 useless.
Why do you need a PlayStation 2 BIOS file?
While PlayStation 2 emulators like PCSX2 have gotten better about emulating the hardware, the firmware (BIOS) of the PlayStation 2 is very unique. It takes time to reverse-engineer all the system calls that games make to the BIOS, so there is currently no drop-in replacement for the real deal.
How do you play 4 players on pcsx2?
You can not
Can you play ps1 games on pcsx2?
not sure, but why would you want to use pcsx2 when there's ePSXe ? you can play most of the games on ePSXe :D
Will you get bios with PCSX2 0.9.5?
No.
How do you make BIOS work for pcsx2 0.9.4?
u can download it on net
Does PCSX2 require you to own a PlayStation 2 console?
Legally, PCSX2 requires you to have a PlayStation 2 for two reasons, one as a license to play PlayStation 2 games, and the other for you to dump the BIOS from, as PCSX2 requires a copy of the PlayStation 2 BIOS. Once you have PCSX2 running, however, there is no technical reason you need a PlayStation 2.
I have copyrighted ps2 where can I get bios of my console?
Heres how to dump the bios from you ps2:Via LANRF's Guide to Dumping Your PS2 Bios over LANhttp://forums.ngemu.com/pcsx2-official-forum/83608-rfs-guide-dumping-your-ps2-bios-over-lan.htmlVia USBGuide to dump bios through USBhttp://forums.ngemu.com/pcsx2-official-forum/84994-guide-dump-bios-through-usb.html
Can you play PS2 games on Computer?
yes with the PS2 Bios and a PCSX2 emulator
Do you need pcsx bios for pcsx2?
YES but even i am having trouble finding it
How do you use pcsx2 in PC?
install it :o then you will need: the DVD or ISO of the game PS2 BIOS (have to be the correct type, ie you want Europeal BIOS if your game is PAL) correctly configured plugin <- you can find them and how to config them on pcsx2 website.
What is the Australian Version of the ps2 bios for PCSX2?
You have to get them from an Australian PS2 see related links
Do you need to connect a ps2 to pcsx2?
No the emulator does not work with the PS2, it uses the PS2 Bios
How can you play ps2 games in the PC?
with the PCSX2 emulator PS2 bios and computer skills
How do you download emulator ps2 plus bios in my computer?
The Bios you have to get from your PS2. However the PCSX2 Emulator guide will assist in downloading and setting up the system
Can pcsx2 play sd gundam g generation wars?
Yes, provided you have the right BIOS
