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PlayStation is a video-game console series by Sony which has sold over 400 million units combined across 4 versions of it. PlayStation 2(PS2) had the longest run with over 13 years before the next installment of PlayStation came out. PS2 emulator for PC is a program that emulates the PlayStation 2 and lets you run your favorite PS2 games on PC. You will need a disc or a copy / ROM of PlayStation 2 games to run the game on the emulator. Best PS2 Emulator for PC. Here are some of the best working PS2 emulators for PCs for Windows 10 and Mac that we tested and found to be working. PCSX2 RetroArch Play! nSX2 PS2Emu hpsx64. 1. PCSX2. PCSX2 is the best PS2 emulator for PC out there right now. It has the compatibility of over 90% for the notable video-game titles. You can head to their compatibility list to check if your video-game is compatible or not. It supports a custom resolution of 4096×4096 pixels, which would be enough for a crystal bright monitor display. The HD resolution is coupled with anti-aliasing, textures filtering to make PS2 games look better than before. PCSX2 allows you to save state at any point in time in the game. Load from it again without losing valuable in-game progress. This is similar to the quick-save feature that you find in several games nowadays. The emulator is compatible with all controllers(PS3, Xbox360, Logitech, etc.), as long as the computer supports them. Plug-in a controller and start playing on the PS2 emulator without waiting for anything. As as streamer, you can capture and record your gameplay in FULL HD with a hotkey(F12 by default). 2. Retroarch. Second in the list is a PS2 emulator that takes it to the next level. Retroarch has a smooth and one of the most interactive user-interface for an emulator. This PlayStation 2 emulator can be customized to the core to a gamer’s liking. In-game performance can also be tweaked from the settings for providing a retro feel with the likes of video shader calibration, CRT monitor, amongst other things. Gamers who are looking for a PS2 emulator for low-end PC can try their online PS2 emulator (which has stopped working for some reason) . It requires no installation or downloading of any app. Just head to the online emulator and load your ROM. They feature several dozen console emulators apart from PS2. You can also play online with other console players through Netplay servers. Host a Netplay server of your own and enjoy multi-player gaming in your lobby on your console emulator. Video-game streamers can stream on Twitch.tv or YouTube directly from the PS2 emulator, apart from the standard video record and capture feature. 3. Play! Play! is a simple and easy to use PS2 emulator for PC. There are no extra features other than simple PS2 games emulation. No BIOS upload is required for running the emulator. Over 1100 games can be played with more games being made compatible every week. Additionally, you can insert upto 10 ROMs at once in the emulator, creating a decent game library at hand. 4. nSX2. nSX2 is a PS2 emulator for windows PC that has been around for over 18 years. It supports both PSX and PS2 games with backward compatibility. Similar to Play!, this emulator is simple to operate. You open a ROM which is present on your computer storage and start playing without additional settings to deal with. 5. PS2Emu. The PS2emu emulator is a PS2 emulator in the experimental stage with development done on a weekly basis. The graphical interface is pretty basic and might not be suitable for novice computer users to operate. The new emulator has a full-screen only mode with a different video output(game) window for playing. The plugins for graphics, audio, and gameplay needs to add to the plugin folder for the emulator to work correctly. 6. hpsx64. Last in the list of the best PS2 emulator for PC is hpsx64. An open-source Playstation emulator that has been in development since 2018. It has all the standard features such as gamepad support, video buffering, V-sync, and more. Additionally, the emulator supports two gamepads for videos such as Tekken, FIFA, etc. where two players can battle it out in the game. The hpsx64 is in its initial development stages, so it is not compatible with a wide variety of games yet. You can still play PS2 games on PC that are easy to emulate. Also Read- Best PS2 Emulator for Android. Is there a better PS2 emulator than PCSX2? You can use RetroArch which is pretty good and also try other ps2 emulator for windows from the list provided above. Why is PS2 emulation so bad? PS2 Hardware doesn’t map well with the modern-day GPUs thus causing poor emulation on modern-day PCs and Laptops. Why is PCSX2 so bad? While PCSX2 is capable of running most of the ps2 games on the PC. It is buggy and messy because of its jumbled code base which is hard to read and understand thus making it difficult to make progress in development. The Gamecube That can Play DvDs (Panasonic Q) Believe it or not, there is a Gamecube model that can Play DvDs. Dont Believe me? Well then, Say hello to the Panasonic Q. This Gamecube model was NOT made by Nintendo, but by Panasonic. The Company Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.(The Company that Owns Panasonic) had a Deal with Nintendo, Panasonic Created the Laser Eye Tech that is in all Gamecubes so the System could run Nintendo's special CDs, and Nintendo allows Matsushita to Make their own Gamecube Model. and Thus the Panasonic Q was Created. The Q can Play Gamecube games, CDs, DvDs, and had a Few other Features that made it Stand out from it's competitors. Surprisingly, this is not the first time Nintendo Allowed a third party to make a Version of one of their consoles. Back in 1986 the the Electronics Manufacturer company Sharp Created the Famicom Twin. a Version of the Nintendo Famicom(or the Nintendo entertainment system in the west), as well as the Sharp Nintendo Television. (the Q and Gamecube Size comparison) Nintendo was not Worried about having a new competitor, as they knew the Q was supposed to be more of an Entertainment Center then a Decimated Game Console. The Purpose of this System is to Compete with Playstation 2 and the Xbox, both of which can Play DvDs. The Q comes with a DvD remote, a grey Panasonic-branded controller, a Power Cable, and a DvD Composite Cable. The Q system was licensed by Nintendo and released only in Japan on December 13, 2001 and was Discontinued on December 18, 2003 due to low sales. Design Wise, the Console is Beautiful, the Front Panel is Reflective like a Mirror, the the Rest of the Console is in a Stainless Steel Casing, the 4 Little legs on the System makes it look pretty Fashionable(However those Legs were a Source of many complaints that we will talk about later), The top of the System has a Back lit Display, as well as Two Handles used for Carrying the Console(a Trademark Feature of the Gamecube), the Build Quality is Excellent. On the Front of the Display are the Standard DvD and CD functions, Stop, Pause, Play, Rewind, Fastforward, Previous Chapter, and Next Chapter Buttons, the Play Button also Functions as the Dvd/CD mode Switch button. on the Front Panel. there are 4 controller ports, 2 memory Card Slots, and 8 more buttons. Some of these buttons Highlight the Unique Features of the Q. Below the Power button there is a Dialogue Enhancer button, this only works for DvDs, it makes it Easier to hear the Dialogue. Next is the cinema button, again, it only works on DvDs, and the Effect is somewhat hard to Notice, it is supposed to change the lighting on DvDs, but Depending on the DvD it is hardly noticeable. Other then those, on the left side are the Power button and Gamecube Reset Button. which do what you expect they would do. On the Right side there is an Open/Close button for the Disk Tray. Next is a Button Called Surround, which makes Stereo sound. sound like Surround Sound, think of it as Virtual Surround Sound. for DvD mode there are two options for this, and for the Gamecube mode there is only 1 Next is the Base Plus Button, which Turns on compatibility for a subwoofer.