Author Topic: Will this computer be able to run Kingdom Hearts on an Emulator?  (Read 1310 times)

I'm buying myself a new computer for christmas, and i've been looking around on a few sites non-stop for one that's good, but still not too expensive (Looking for a price which isn't going over my physical limit, which is about 450 bucks.).

Will this, or this computer be able to run Kingdom hearts on a PS2 emulator (with the right settings)? If not, could anyone suggest me another computer? I really want to play it some time, because I own the disc, but I lost my power cable of my PS2 (Long story, which includes bringing my PS2 to a friends house, and suddenly cats).

I am not talking about getting an ISO or anything, but i'm just talking about emulation. Also, I'm not really interested in getting a new power cable for my PS2, nor get a PS3. I love the neat-ness of putting the disc in my computer, and being able to play it on me compy :D

Is there a PS3 emulator?
If so, how?
Since I've got some ps3 games that I'd rather play on the laptop with a controller than on a blurry TV :(

Edit:
I suggest the gaming one if 60-90% of the time, you're going to be playing games.

The first one is better but both should be able to do it. But isn't this illegal?

The first one is better but both should be able to do it. But isn't this illegal?

If you own a physical copy of the game downloading a ROM for it isn't illegal.

If you own a physical copy of the game downloading a ROM for it isn't illegal.
Ok

If you own a physical copy of the game downloading a ROM for it isn't illegal.

It's not supposed to be anyway

I am not talking about getting an ISO or anything, but i'm just talking about emulation. Also, I'm not really interested in getting a new power cable for my PS2, nor get a PS3. I love the neat-ness of putting the disc in my computer, and being able to play it on me compy :D
Do you know what an ISO Image is?

-A computer can't read game discs, because they're designed differently than traditional CD/DVD discs.
-An ISO Image is a file that is intended to be run by a program like Damon Tools that emulates the presence of a disc in a drive.
-An emulator is a program that reads special game files and emulates a console drive, allowing the game to be run on a computer.
-Power cables for the PS2 are like $5.

If it's not a PS2 Slim, you can buy a PS1 cable and use it. I have a Slim, so I'm not entirely sure.

Actually, computers can read PS2 discs, you don't have to download  or go some other round-about way to acquire them.

Oh and also, I notice those computers you linked to have on-board graphics cards. It'd be much better to get a stand alone card, I'm not sure if on-board graphics can handle what you want to do. I mean, those types of graphics have gotten better, so they might be able to handle something as simple as kingdom hearts.
« Last Edit: December 20, 2010, 11:38:23 AM by Nitramtj »

I wish there was an emulator for Xbox 360s.
My TV is one of those old fat ones.
But it looks horrible.

PS2 emulators don't quite work 100% yet, So I'd just buy a new cable for your PS2.

I wish there was an emulator for Xbox 360s.
My TV is one of those old fat ones.
But it looks horrible.

XBOX 360 and PS3 emulators are illegal, as far I as I know.

XBOX 360 and PS3 emulators are illegal, as far I as I know.
forget Micros-

Wait, can't you hook an Xbox up to a computer monitor?

XBOX 360 and PS3 emulators are illegal, as far I as I know.
They don't even loving exist
forget Micros-

Wait, can't you hook an Xbox up to a computer monitor?
Yeah but that's not the same thing at all

XBOX 360 and PS3 emulators are illegal, as far I as I know.
No, just the BIOS.