Post by smegforbrain on Mar 11, 2006 15:19:57 GMT -5
Please remember, folks, that the more data you give about the games you're trying to test, the better the compatibility list will be.
Just giving the game title doesn't do anybody any good for a lot of reasons.
Please provide the following information with your posts regarding game compatibility:
Complete & accurate game title
Game ID - this can be found either on the game packaging, the disc itself. Or, if using a mounted image, by accessing the directory of the virtual drive the image is mounted to, and one of the files there will give the game ID. The file you're looking for should be as follows: S***_###.##, where * is a letter, and # is a digit from 0-9.
BIOS info - this is useful, but not as important, as most games that do run will probably run under any bios.
Settings used with pSX - please test with Default settings before trying others.
Version of pSX you're using.
Comments - such as whether the game is working ok, any issues discovered.
If you can't test the game to the end, at least try testing things like in-game menus & options, saving the game to a memory card, viewing FMV's, etc.
pSX Compatibility List:
psx.silvanthalas.com
Also, here's a couple of links that helpful folks have provided in the past to help with game testing:
PSX Master List
www.angelfire.com/amiga2/link343/PSXLIST.html
Comprehensive list of game titles, region, and game id
PSX Copyright Protection List #1
www.geocities.com/psxcplist/
Listing of known copyright protected PSX games with some notes regarding patches and other info.
PSX Copyright Protection List #2
www.cdrom-guide.com/ubb/Archives/Archive-000001/HTML/20010525-19-000903.html
Listing of known copyright protected PSX games.
Ultima: Added emphasis for easier spotting of important information
Just giving the game title doesn't do anybody any good for a lot of reasons.
Please provide the following information with your posts regarding game compatibility:
Complete & accurate game title
Game ID - this can be found either on the game packaging, the disc itself. Or, if using a mounted image, by accessing the directory of the virtual drive the image is mounted to, and one of the files there will give the game ID. The file you're looking for should be as follows: S***_###.##, where * is a letter, and # is a digit from 0-9.
BIOS info - this is useful, but not as important, as most games that do run will probably run under any bios.
Settings used with pSX - please test with Default settings before trying others.
Version of pSX you're using.
Comments - such as whether the game is working ok, any issues discovered.
If you can't test the game to the end, at least try testing things like in-game menus & options, saving the game to a memory card, viewing FMV's, etc.
pSX Compatibility List:
psx.silvanthalas.com
Also, here's a couple of links that helpful folks have provided in the past to help with game testing:
PSX Master List
www.angelfire.com/amiga2/link343/PSXLIST.html
Comprehensive list of game titles, region, and game id
PSX Copyright Protection List #1
www.geocities.com/psxcplist/
Listing of known copyright protected PSX games with some notes regarding patches and other info.
PSX Copyright Protection List #2
www.cdrom-guide.com/ubb/Archives/Archive-000001/HTML/20010525-19-000903.html
Listing of known copyright protected PSX games.
Ultima: Added emphasis for easier spotting of important information