wining eleven 2002 (Jan)

[weforum]

Game Title: wining eleven 2002 (Jan)
Game ID(s): without game id. konami we serials. *.img files, size 463657kb
pSX Version(s): v1.13

Not perfect!Can't select the match team you want to select.

[weforum]

ps:in europe , the name was pro evolution soccer,exist the same problem.

[patrickp]

This report is no use without the game IDs, weforum, as it means we can't identify the game correctly.

The game ID should be on the game case spine, and is usually on the CD labels as well if you have a multi-CD game. Otherwise, browse the CDs or mounted images; look for a file in the format S###_***.** where # is a letter and * a digit. That's the game ID. For a Japanese game, the 4 letters will be SLPS, SLPM, SCPS or (possibly) SCPM. If you look in your saves folder (which is quick saves; cards is memory card saves), and can identify the quick saves for the game, the file name should also include the game ID.

If you get problems playing from images, it's essential to try playing from the original CDs as well.

However, the report on this game in the Compatibility Lists says

At the team selection screen, you have to press the button twice to get the cursor to move in the direction you want

Is that your problem, and does this fix it? Perhaps now you can see the value of looking at the forum documentation and searching for answers? At any rate, there appears to have been no report for this game since version 1.11 of the emulator, so it's useful to update the lists with this.

When playing with .img images, they should have three files in all: .ccd/.img/.sub. The best way to start a game image that includes a descriptor file in pSX, is to select the descriptor file rather than the image itself; this enables pSX to use the information there. In this case, the .ccd file would be the descriptor file; it's .cue in .bin/.cue and .mds in .mdf/.mds. Most other Playstation emulators don't seem to use the descriptor files: this means they may have problems with multi-track images.

Also, the full name for this game (from the Compatibility Lists) would seem to be "Winning Eleven: World Soccer Winning Eleven 2000." Could you confirm this, please?

Can you try the fix I mentioned and complete the requested information, please? That would make this a useful report.

The other game you mention - would this be a European PAL game called "Pro Evolution Soccer 2?" I can't find a game called plain "Pro Evolution Soccer" although it seems logical there should be one if there's a version 2. If it's "Pro Evolution Soccer 2," there was a report for this in version 1.10 of the emulator, but not since. If it is actually "Pro Evolution Soccer," there doesn't seem to be a previous report for it: a report on either game would be useful, but particularly so on "Pro Evolution Soccer." Please start a new report for it, giving the required information and trying the fix I mentioned.

BTW what BIOSs are you using for each game?

[psicomaniaco]

And your english seems a bit rusty, wich may be a problem for most of us.

Here's a recomendation: post your questions in english AND your native language (on the same post, please). Someone here may understand it and translate for us.

I'm sure the admins won't mind, neh?

[stranger90]

weforum said:

Game Title: wining eleven 2002 (Jan)
Game ID(s): without game id. konami we serials. *.img files, size 463657kb
pSX Version(s): v1.13

Not perfect!Can't select the match team you want to select.

You must be more accurate with your descrition! The team menu doesn't appear or when moving the cursor it go in another direction that you haven't select?

[patrickp]

Well, as long as there's a reputable member who can and will check there's nothing naughty about messages in other languages, I find that Ok, psi.

weforum: this can be a problem, because someone posting in a non-English language may post something that isn't allowed in the forum. However, as I said, as long as a reputable forum member can keep an eye on them for the admins, I'm inclined to allow it, although I'd prefer English-only posting. Your English doesn't seem too bad, though.

stranger90: take it easy; give weforum a chance! If he fails to come up with the required information, that's a different matter, but he's still finding his way...

[weforum]

patrickp said:

This report is no use without the game IDs, weforum, as it means we can't identify the game correctly.

The game ID should be on the game case spine, and is usually on the CD labels as well if you have a multi-CD game. Otherwise, browse the CDs or mounted images; look for a file in the format S###_***.** where # is a letter and * a digit. That's the game ID. For a Japanese game, the 4 letters will be SLPS, SLPM, SCPS or (possibly) SCPM. If you look in your saves folder (which is quick saves; cards is memory card saves), and can identify the quick saves for the game, the file name should also include the game ID.

If you get problems playing from images, it's essential to try playing from the original CDs as well.

However, the report on this game in the Compatibility Lists says

At the team selection screen, you have to press the button twice to get the cursor to move in the direction you want

Is that your problem, and does this fix it? Perhaps now you can see the value of looking at the forum documentation and searching for answers? At any rate, there appears to have been no report for this game since version 1.11 of the emulator, so it's useful to update the lists with this.

When playing with .img images, they should have three files in all: .ccd/.img/.sub. The best way to start a game image that includes a descriptor file in pSX, is to select the descriptor file rather than the image itself; this enables pSX to use the information there. In this case, the .ccd file would be the descriptor file; it's .cue in .bin/.cue and .mds in .mdf/.mds. Most other Playstation emulators don't seem to use the descriptor files: this means they may have problems with multi-track images.

Also, the full name for this game (from the Compatibility Lists) would seem to be "Winning Eleven: World Soccer Winning Eleven 2000." Could you confirm this, please?

Can you try the fix I mentioned and complete the requested information, please? That would make this a useful report.

The other game you mention - would this be a European PAL game called "Pro Evolution Soccer 2?" I can't find a game called plain "Pro Evolution Soccer" although it seems logical there should be one if there's a version 2. If it's "Pro Evolution Soccer 2," there was a report for this in version 1.10 of the emulator, but not since. If it is actually "Pro Evolution Soccer," there doesn't seem to be a previous report for it: a report on either game would be useful, but particularly so on "Pro Evolution Soccer." Please start a new report for it, giving the required information and trying the fix I mentioned.

BTW what BIOSs are you using for each game?

thank you all.
I am so sorry. I don't understand every word what you say,admin.I download the image files from the internet. If necessary, I can provide the image(include ccd,sub) files to you.

[patrickp]

weforum, you should have read the

Global Announcement
The illegal sharing of copyright material will not be tolerated. This includes, but is not limited to, the sharing of disc images, ROMs, and BIOS images. We do not provide support for people who have obtained their games or BIOS images by illegal means.

posted at the top of every page in this forum.
As it says downloading Playstation games is illegal, and won't be supported in this forum. Downloading games is also a waste of time, because they're often badly ripped, and there's no way we can tell whether problems with them are found in the normal game, or are caused by bad ripping.

Most Playstation games can be bought cheaply and easily on ebay or amazon and, even if you want to play from images, ripping them yourself is the only way to make sure you get a good image.

Please don't do this again.

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