although I'm not sure what type of aspect ratio controls your current TV has. and make windowed games full screen again. for games like wild arms 5 in 1080p it makes them infinitely more playable because you can fix the aspect ratio problems. One side note though for your own personal use outside of the list making you might want to get a video processor of some type. I think it's wise just to stick to GSM compatibility for now. (I found a similar list that was nowhere near as long as yours on the racket boy forums that also had some information about forced 240p compatibility, 480p patches and also a section about exploder compatibility). but your list looks pretty awesome so far. I've been thinking about doing something very similar myself for a long while, but unfortunately I just haven't had the time or opportunity to do so. Hey SigmaShawn, thanks for posting your list so far. I hope this list is useful to those who are interested! I had no involvement in the creation of this software or hardware.

I'm not responsible for how you use your equipment or if you damage your equipment. Not all games on the list are set in stone so compatibility may change. I will also add games I buy in the future to the list. I'll be slowly filling in the rest of the list over time. I know there are other ways to play PS2 games and that there are other GSM compatibility lists. Just as a heads up, I am by no means an expert with this kind of stuff. If there are mistakes with those games I apologize. This occurred during Star Wars Battlefront II and Stretch Panic.įor games that only boot in a forced 1080i mode, sometimes it is very hard to tell if the game is just super sharp or is missing resolution.

It can go into 59hz, have a glitchy video signal, and major slow-down. A game may go in-between a thinner and normal aspect ratio depending on the content that is displayed.ġ080i Non-interlaced is not included on the list because every game I've tested with it does not display correctly on my TV.ġ080p does not run correctly on an SCPH-70012 Slim I own. Red Block - Does not boot, is missing resolution, or is displayed in a way that is unplayable.Ī green block for Skip Video Fix on or off is the required mode for that game.Ī green block for Missing Resolution / Pixelated means that the game is missing resolution.Ī green block for Thinner Aspect Ratio means that the resolution forced will be thinner than its supposed to be. Yellow Block - The game boots but has a different problem Green Block for a resolution - Successful Official PlayStation component cable (silver ends)Īll of the games on the list are NTSC U/C I started compiling a list of my findings so I thought I'd post it here.įree MCBoot Version 1.953 and GSM Version. I've been testing a bunch of PS2 games with GSM to see what resolutions I can force with them.

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