I believe that is still in the early stages of development. It's a promising project though.

@spruce_m00se Soft modding your PS2 is badass, I put around 200 games on mine :)

im sure its not your script, i just mentioned it incase.

it looks like this:
https://www.lazada.com.my/ps2-to-playstation-3-pc-game-controller-adaptor-converter-for-ps2-1077831.html

@landyvlad said in Same game, different systems - does it matter?:

Thanks to both of you.

The game is an FPS called XIII (highly recommended) I used to play it on PC hopefully will be just as good on RP, as I can;t find it for PC anywhere . I'm not sure which of those categories it fall sin (ie written for one and ported to the other, or multi-platform).

But yeah I kinda figured the answer would be try em both and see.... :)

cheers

I still have that on XBox, although I haven't played it for years. Good game.

@parasven said in Individual per game profiles for pcsx2 [x86 only]:

Do you by any change know if there is a guide or wikipage, in case i would want to create a scriptmodule?

I answered this kind of question here.

After looking at the code of runcommand.sh i came to the conqlusion, that what is was trying to do is probably not feasible.
So i came up with a different solution to what i wanted to achive.

Individual per game profiles for pcsx2 [x86 only]

@mitu Presumably Ruby's referring to the video links (which I decided to upload to either mixtape.moe or pomf.cat at the time).

Of course, since neither of those sites operate anymore, I decided to reupload it to something that's (hopefully) more reliable.

And just for the sake of prosperity, here's the video from the original post and the first update (complete with the never-before-seen original file names!).

Yes, I can see that I have to run most of the games I try at low settings. Not so worried about that, and the Dreamcast and Saturn emulators still have a ton of issues. However, I still want to try. Wish I could figure the exit issues out...... Kinda figured that would be the easy one....

@tonythetiger don't use them. /dev/shm/runcommand.log may have more info.

more information about your set-up will help https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Did you check the documentation on this site ?

@m1s3rys1gn4l

https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Playstation-2

In particular....Note This is only for x86 builds- Not the Raspberry Pi!.

Ah... Thanks DD_Indeed.

I'll give it a shot tomorrow and see how it goes.

http://imgur.com/a/SAa4L

@Wulf I hooked it up to the original power supply and the controller was still acting up. I am going to hook up my old PS2 fat and try a game out on that to see if the controllers are bugged out. If not, it's the adapter and I am in a bit of a pickle.

UPDATE: So I hooked up the ol' fatboy and tested both of my controllers. They both work flawlessly. I dismantled the usb adapter from the PS2 slim and hooked it up to the computer, and I got similar (bad) results that were on the Pi. One controller doesn't work at all, and the other has button issues. So I am assuming the USB adapter is shit. The good news is my controllers work okay, and I don't have to buy some off ebay, the bad news is that I need to order another USB adapter....

Awesome build. Always was a fan of the fat ps2. Mine still works!

@HurricaneFan

Thanks. I may look further into this :)