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#Shadow of the colossus ps2 portal roms full

Workaround: Go to Config > Video (GS) > Plugin Settings, and set CRC Hack Level to "Aggressive" (Note: this disables the bloom effect completely).

Alternatively set Renderer to any of the "(Software)" options.

Workaround: Go to Config > Video (GS) > Plugin Settings, use the OpenGL Hardware Renderer and set "Accurate Date" to "Fast" and "Accurate Blending" to "Medium".

Description: The bloom lighting is too bright, making it difficult to see much of the screen when out in sunny locations.This should lead to a noticeable boost in performance in some areas. Workaround: Go to Config > Emulation Settings > Game Fixes, and enable OPH Flag Hack.Note: Using EE Cycle Skipping can cause certain textures to become translucent, specially when viewed from a distance. Workaround: Go to Config > Emulation Settings > Speedhacks, and increase the EE Cycle Skipping until it runs smoothly.Switching to the widescreen mode has a small impact on performance. The game has a built in 16:9 widescreen mode that results in a larger portion of the world being visible.This game is very CPU intensive, even for PCSX2. Shadow of the Colossus is one of PCSX2's most popular games, but it is one of the most complicated to emulate due to the fact that the original PlayStation 2 release pushed the limits of the console and often suffered from frame-rate losses.Also known as Wang Da Yu Ju Xiang (AS), Wander to Kyozou (JP, KO).Enabling progressive scan and disabling widescreen mode from the in-game settings both improve performance.Įnabling progressive scan from the game settings runs at 80-100% speed on native resolution 1x.

#Shadow of the colossus ps2 portal roms full

Runs mostly at full speed but can go as low as 50% at times. Progressive scan enabled in the in-game settings.Increasing to 1 yields 100% speed in most areas, as opposed to 70% at 0. Increasing EE Cycle Skipping to more than 1 results in choppier, lower fps rendering.Increasing or decreasing EE Cyclerate from 0 makes emulation slow down.

Goes down to 80% in constrained spaces sometimes (on colossi, in side the temple), sometimes has fps dips just as the PS2 did.

Runs at 100% most of the time at native res 3x.

Runs well with some slowdown, no glitches, 80-90% speed Test configurations on Linux: Environment Only issue I still noticed was faint white lines at the left and upper sides of the screen, most noticeable in cutscenes and underwater (presumably they'd be more visible if I didn't increase the zoom). Increasing EE cyclerate and VU cycle stealing to 2, enabling MTVU and OPH flag hack made the game run at full speed at all times. Lag wasn't always particularly noticeable as I was initially using Async Mix audio. Originally, I wasn't using MTVU or OPH flag and had EE cyclerate and VU cycle stealing at 1, and there was noticeable la g sometimes framerate would drop to around 45fps, but got low as 30fps during the battle with Gaius. Because of not very good CPU & GPU (Notebook), I've had to use some VU & EE improvements.Įurope v02.00(), EE/VU Rounding: None/None, 1 - EE's cyclerate by DEFULT, The game running fine without any problem.

Needed VU Cycle Stealing 3, works fine at 2-3x native res.īIOS: USA v2.20, HACKS: Aggressive-CRC, Half-pixel Offset, D3D11, EE Cycles=2, VU Cycles=2, MTVU=DISABLE, Rest as defaul t. Armed with strong wits, a mystical sword and a sturdy bow, players use cunning and strategy to topple each behemoth.īIOS: USA v2.00.

The uneasy task of defeating a Colossus relies on intelligent puzzle solving and action oriented gameplay. With a trusty horse at your side, players explore the spacious lands and unearth each towering Colossus creature. Shadow of the Colossus is a majestic journey through ancient lands to seek out and destroy gigantic mythical beasts. Game description: Players take the role of a young man seeking the truth of an ancient tale of power hidden in a mystical land. Publisher(s): SCEA (US), SCEI (JP, KO), SCE Korea (KO), SCE Australia (AU), SCEE (EU) SCPS-19335 (PlayStation 2 the Best Reprint)