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Please take it! I'm v generous, I'm not very rich but wealthy enough to help ppl IF i want :) so let's arrange something.
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CrashtehelfYou still have to think of the potential lawsuit IF PS2 ISOs are uploaded. Possibly from the game's Developer, Publisher, and Sony themselves. Do you really want to see RomUlation down again?i got your point...well...thats a problem...may be we'll just wait until they just finish creating the PS4 (if there really is)...and send the PS2 and its ISOs to the history...
codemeister1990I actually ripped a ps2 game...and the file size was only 530 megabytes (give or take a few MB)did you try god of war 1,2 or metal gear solid 2,3?!everyone is thinking of other file hosting like using megaupload or rapidshare. but the problem with that is that always have some person who doesn't want to wait and tag the link. the link is killed and you'll need to reup which takes another of your time. this is then repeated again until you go nuts and realize it's not worth it.besides, you have a netflix for games and you pay 20-30 a month and it'll be cheaper and faster then downloading.
CrashtehelfYou still have to think of the potential lawsuit IF PS2 ISOs are uploaded. Possibly from the game's Developer, Publisher, and Sony themselves. Do you really want to see RomUlation down again?I'm surprised it hasn't happened yet because of the Nintendo DS roms hosted here, with the DS being a more recent system than the PS2.
codemeister1990 · #25also that, a lot of computers still cant even run epsxe, so making a ps2 emulator isn't exactly rush rushwell as of now,there is a lot of configuration for epsxe that makes it to work fast on the computer...but i think this will be the year of the ps2 emulators :)
CrashtehelfYou still have to think of the potential lawsuit IF PS2 ISOs are uploaded. Possibly from the game's Developer, Publisher, and Sony themselves. Do you really want to see RomUlation down again?but we must consider the ISOs that must be uploaded (and all the decisions are for the MOds and the Almighty)
codemeister1990 · #31hmm....how long do you think it'll take until a good ps2 emulator is made?the PCSX2 is a good emulator nowadays...it plays many commercial games...but it eats a lot of your memory...but still if you afford a nice memory,its not a problem at all ;)
codemeister1990hmm....how long do you think it'll take until we see ps2 isos on romulation?Fixed.
DonCreek · #30thats why,it will force everybody to buy more points than ever in order to download their favorite ps2 games...and how about the amount it costs us to host them? We'd need another 10 TB of disk space at least.
Loonylion · #35and how about the amount it costs us to host them? We'd need another 10 TB of disk space at least.1. As for bandwidth, you can use a different method of sharing...2. You could start a collection with the most popular ones. 250 games x avg. 4gb = 1TB (2TB mirrored). By the time you want the less popular games, you're a year further, meaning hdd capacity is cheaper again.3. Don't worry, some parts of the world (eg. universities) have 100mbit to the internet or even server.4. Looking at demand, people would download 4gb easily.5. PCSX2 is the best I know of. Then again NDS emulation isn't good either, and that is popular as well. Not sure, but can't you burn PS2 games and play them on your console?6. I don't think that will make a difference when considering the current site.I don't know a good source for ps2 roms. Is there a goodps2 list or something? Or a list with numbers like the NDS?
DonCreekwell ??? i've just notice that there were no site that allows you to download ps2 roms...too much bandwidth involved in hosting such roms...and who in their right mind would download 4Gbs of data? unless you have a super high speed connection then it's okay. it would be much better to buy pirated PS2 games, it's not expensive in Malaysia...around RM5 per game...
why?just asking... ???