Jinn

So this really isn't illegal since I own legitimate, storebought, licensed Sony copies of all my old Playstation games, and I don't plan to distribute them. That said, is there anyway for a PC CD-Drive to read/emulate a Playstation game? I've seen emulators for Playstation, but they all seem to rely on uploaded/illegal ROMs, and I'd really just like to pop my PSX CD in and play it like it were the original PS hardware. Is there an emulator/way to do this?

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Mbnfc

http://www.zophar.net/psx.html

havent really tried them myself since i dont have psx games.

MrFlux

Sure, ePSXe can play from either a CD image or a legitimate CD. Google it

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RubenBaraja

Thanks for that link. I have been planning to check out PSX emulation and you have reminded me.

Hope you can run PAL and NTSC games together.

ZeliG

best PSX emulator in my opinion is ePSXe and you can find it at Zophar's. And running store bought PSX cds on a computer is no problem at all it can see them just fine.