If I go Run->Execute, it crashes at 'Sony computer entertainment'. When I want to play the game, I choose File->Run CD/DVD. In Speed Hacks I chose 'Use x1.5 Cycle Rate', and I checked every option except these experimental one. In CPU Config I checked everything, in frame limiting I chose VU Skip.

I chose 'GSDx890(MVSC 15.00, SSE2) 0.1.14' (graphics), 'P.E.Op.S SPU2 1.9.0'(sound), 'LilyPad svn (r1034) 0.10.0' (controllers), 'Linuzappz Iso CDVD 0.7.0' (Cdvdrom I chose ISO after I used deamon tools), and my bios is: 'Europe v01.60() Console'. Is this the problem? Is it too slow? Because once I succeeded to run it but I could not see players so I deleted that emulator and I cannot remember what options I chose then. My CPU is AMD TURION MK38(tm)64 Mobile Technolohy MK-38, MMX, 3DNow, 2.2GHZ. Then windows xp reports that there is a problem and application needs to be closed. You can still download it on the Google Play Store for the foreseeable future, and it's a more or less perfect emulator aside from a few smaller issues.When I try to play Tekken 5, it says: 'now loading' in right corner. As for any future problems that may arise, wellll there won't be any fixes for those by the looks of things, but the emulator has been in a great place for a long time, anyway. It even runs on MediaTek devices now when it didn't previously. AetherSX2 was always a free app without any warranty developed by one person, and Tahlreth said that he felt that 'this is just a handful of haters blowing something well and truely out of proportion.'įor what it's worth, AetherSX2 is currently in a great place as it stands, and you'll be able to play games on pretty much any modern flagship released in the past couple of years.

The developer has been contacted across multiple channels by people constantly requesting features and fixes and making complaints. There won't be any new updates, though, and he has warned against scammers popping up in his place pretending to be him. As Tahlreth, the developer, explains, the app will continue to function for the foreseeable future.

Pcsx2 emulator closes