
PLUGIN OVERRIDES ¶ -gs= file Uses file as the GS plugin. Valid gamefixes: VuAddSub, VuClipFlag, FpuCompare, FpuMul,įpuNegDiv, XGKick, IpuWait, EETiming, SkipMpeg, OPHFlag,ĭMABusy,VIFFIFO, VIF1Stall, GIFFIFO, FMVinSoftware, GoemonTlb, gamefixes= string Enable specific gamefixes for this session. fullboot Disables the fast boot feature.

COMPATIBILITY OPTIONS ¶ -nohacks Disables all speedhacks. windowed Runs the game in windowed mode. fullscreen Runs the game in fullscreen mode. usecd Boots using the configured CDVD plugin instead of booting noguiprompt Prompt before exiting when -nogui is used. PCSX2 will terminate when the game window isĬlosed. nogui Disables display of the GUI while running games. irx= file Executes file as an IRX image. elf= file Executes file as an ELF image. AUTO-RUN OPTIONS ¶ iso Loads and runs iso at startup using the profiling Makes it easier to use profiling tools.

forcewiz Forces the First-Time Wizard to run. console Forces the program log to be visible. cfgpath= path Specifies path as the configuration file path. cfg= file Uses file instead of PCSX2_vm.ini as theĬonfiguration file. GENERAL OPTIONS ¶ -h, -help Displays the list of available command line options. Your PC, with many additional features and benefits.

Its purpose is to emulate the PS2 hardware, using aĬombination of MIPS CPU interpreters, recompilers and a virtual machine that PCSX2 is an open-source PlayStation 2 (AKA The main reason though is if you need help its easier to troubleshoot if we know that the problem is with the emulator and not launchbox.Įdit: Oh and welcome to the fray! It can seem a little daunting at first, but once you get the fundamentals you'll be smooth sailing.PlayStation(R)2 Console Emulator SYNOPSIS ¶ PCSX2 But if that's the format, don't unzip them.Īlways test your games in the emulator itself before importing to launchbox, for a lot of reasons. GZ is another acceptable format for PCSX2, by the way. It's not a difficult system to get running provided you have the games and bios.

If you move them manually to folder after import, launchbox will be looking in the wrong place. Just reimport one into launchbox (you can just drag the iso into the LB screen) and from there you can tell LB to move them into the games folder. it should say ".iso". If they are in ISO format, you should be good to go. You can check a file's format by right clicking it in windows and selecting properties. This forum isn't for pointing people to roms, but it does sound like that was your problem.
