For Tekken 5 on the PlayStation 2, GameFAQs has 14 save games.
This is a modded pcsx2 specially designed to run Tekken 5 well on your PC. You can adjust the graphic plugin settings that suit your requirements because in some cases this may cause graphic glitches and you may see vertical black lines on the screen. But the game is suppose to run smoothly on your system.
Minimum System Requirements to run it smoothly are as follows:. Intel Core2duo 2.2Ghz or AMD equivalent. 2Gb DDR II RAM. Graphic card that supports direct x 9 or better with at least 512Mb memory. 64-bit OS speeds things up but 32-bit is also fine. Visit to watch videos of this emulator running Tekken 5.
Firstly, a huge thank you to everyone that has over the last two weeks. It’s great to hear after all this time that there is still such a passion for such a groundbreaking piece of hardware! Onwards and upward though! Next, PlayStation 2.
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Released way back in late 2000, PlayStation 2 was the home of some of the best games ever, with all-time greats such as, Kingdom Hearts, God of War, ICO, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Devil May Cry, Final Fantasy X, Tekken 5, Grand Theft Auto III and many, many more. With over 150 million units sold (and counting), PS2 is to this day still regarded as one of the finest gaming machines ever created. PlayStation 2 was the first home console I could claim as my own. My parents were quite anti-gaming and were convinced it’d melt my brain, so I’d only really play games when I snuck to the arcades with my brothers. However, after a lot of begging (and saving my lunch money), I was finally able to get one for my birthday. My first game was Tekken Tag Tournament. Sadly I didn’t have a memory card for a while, so I’d barely experience the unlockable characters before I’d switch it off for bed!
PlayStation 2’s backwards compatibility allowed me to go back and experience some important PSone games I had never been able to play, and both my PS one and PS2 library continue to grow to this day! I’ve well over 100 titles just for PS2 – about 1/5th of my games collection! To read more about my PS2 memories and to share your own, where I’ll have some extra memories to share. Also keep checking the PlayStation website, as well as the and for some interesting articles and posts for you all to get involved in! To help nudge your memory we’ve discounted a few classic PS2 titles on, so make sure you pick up a bargain or two! Picked up the Maximo games and Godhand when they were in a sale before.
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Wasn’t keen on Godhand at all but the Maximo games are still very enjoyable and I’d like Capcom to do a new one. I got Okami when it was a Plus freebie but I didn’t enjoy that and deleted within the week.
Do you know if Lego Batman 2 is going to be on sale and for as cheap as it is currently on the US store? That’s a game I’ve been wanting on Plus for ages but I’d happily pay for it if as cheap as the US have it currently ($7.50 for PS3 and $5 for Vita). Any chance you will flip the switch in the PS3 that just simply enables us to play the PS2 games off the disc since PS2 emulation can be done completely in software now?
Any of the PS2 games that have been put on the PS Store to date are an EXACT size of the ISO file of the same game so there is no extra coding being put into these releases. Just activate the drive in the console already. PS1 games require modifying and being compressed down, which means any games with licensed music can never be released on the store.
Which proves that the PS2 Classics you put up are the exact same thing as the disc releases back then. Look at all the licensed music in the GTA PS2 games. There is no way those games could be released on the PS Store if it was modified in anyway, and they aren’t. So please just flip the switch already or explain why you won’t do it.