@PCSX2

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The official account of the PCSX2 project, an accurate, low-level emulator for the PlayStation 2 game console on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Websitehttps://pcsx2.net/
Githubhttps://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2
Wikihttps://wiki.pcsx2.net/Main_Page
Discordhttps://pcsx2.net/discord
Show threadPCSX2Jan 26
@starblacktv44 Hi, sky. We offer technical support like this on our Discord server at https://pcsx2.net/discord For the time being, this might help: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/2508305/the-specified-module-could-not-be-found-load-libra
PCSX2Jan 4
Another year comes by, and so another PCSX2 release! 2.6 just landed, check it out here: https://pcsx2.net/blog/2025/pcsx2-2.6/ #emulation #retrogaming #pcsx2
Show threadPCSX2Dec 21
@LeonianUniverse We recommend using the Discord for support: https://pcsx2.net/discord
Show threadPCSX2Dec 18
@endrift These two options aren't the same thing?
PCSX2Dec 7
ScummVMDec 6

We know you like teasers, so...

Well, now is a _really_ good time to give your favorite game a quick test run using one of our latest daily builds.

Oh, and please report any issues to our bug tracker... 😜

PCSX2Nov 30
Because #GNOME and #KDE now have concrete plans to drop #X11, we want you to know that PCSX2 supports #Wayland natively and should support X11 for the foreseeable future. All regular contributors/testers who use Linux (except one) use Wayland, however. So should an X11-specific problem somehow crop up, expect greater latency from introduction to resolution – we'd be very unlikely to find it ourselves and will instead be relying on user reports. We'll let you know if, when, and why this changes.
Show threadPCSX2Nov 28
@herzenschein @TechConnectify has a fantastic video about incandescent lifespans if you're interested. The moral of the story is "thank goodness we don't have to use incandescents anymore." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb7Bs98KmnY
Longer-lasting light bulbs: it was complicated

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Show threadPCSX2Nov 28
@cubic Not something we usually recommend users do, but blind users can probably safely make use of our Null renderer. Normally a debug feature, this makes it so that PCSX2 doesn't render anything. OutRun 2006 especially has a few readbacks which are going to be hard on older GPUs, and this will bypass those. Sometimes (not always) you can safely underclock the EE in the 'Emulation' tab. And Linux, if you don't already use it, likely has less overhead and more up-to-date drivers than Windows.
Show threadPCSX2Nov 28
@fluffykittycat Shameful. We're doing our part by writing each post from a separate Galaxy Z Fold 7 that we throw in the garbage afterward.
PCSX2Nov 28
@A_Minion It's hard in a world where most everything is meant to be disposable. Even if they don't seem to appreciate it right now, planting the seeds and setting a positive example could lead them to this mindset later in life. This happened to me anyway. Maybe people don't always appreciate these things as much until "I've been using this table I built for 50 years" is a timescale they can really understand.