In this video, I show you how to set up and play PS2 games with RetroArch and the all-new PCSX2 Core that has officially been made available!This also offers. Enjoy for RetroArch. This is a little program build around RetroArch commandline interface on Linux. Play games without using the RetroArch GUI. A user configuration file with mapping rules of extensions to emulator cores is required to setup. This way a simple filename is enough to determine what emulator it should load.

• This tutorial detailed the steps to enable vibration function when playing PlayStation games on RetroArch.
• Depends on the controller you use, to follow the steps given on the prerequisites section to ensure you are using proper driver / program.
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RetroArch is one of the best multiple retro console games emulator out there. There’s no doubt about it, however at the same time, RetroArch is also known for its complex and difficult to navigate menus and interface – especially if you are new to RetroArch. That’s the main reason I’m writing this article (and future article related to RetroArch), to share the step by step setup and configuration as well as tips and tricks that do not exist on RetroArch documentations so that you can maximize your RetroArch experience.

This time, in this article, I’m going to share how to enable vibration (or rumble or force feedback) for PlayStation (or PS1 or PSX) games on RetroArch, so you can play the game and feel like playing on the original PlayStation console.

Prerequisites

Create “.cue” Files for Your PSX Games When you rip a PS1 game, you should always make sure that you do it into the BIN or BIN/CUE format. This will essentially divide the output files into the BIN file, which stores most of the game data, and the CUE file, which is what Retroarch searches for when you scan for PS1 games.

These are the prerequisites needed to enable playing PlayStation games with vibration / force feedback on RetroArchc. They are:

• RetroArch for Windows PC was downloaded and setup
• Rumble-compatible controller has been paired to Windows PC and proper driver / program has been setup

RetroArch for Windows PC was downloaded and setup

In case you have not downloaded nor installed RetroArch, here’s the download link. Once downloaded, don’t forget to extract / install it.

Rumble-compatible controller has been paired to Windows PC and proper driver / program has been setup

Although your rumble-compatible controller has been paired to Windows PC successfully, but that doesn’t mean your rumble-compatible controller will have its rumble feature working in RetroArch. You have to use the proper driver or program. Depends on the type of controller you are going to use to play PlayStation games on RetroArch, to follow the detail steps on one of the link here to ensure your rumble-compatible controller is using proper driver or program.

Here’s how enable vibration function to work on PlayStation games running on RetroArch

The steps were tested on RetroArch version 1.9.2 running on Windows 10 and using DualShock 4 with DS4Windows connected to RetroArch.

This setup needs to be done only one time, however unfortunately this setup can’t be done before playing the game since the setup is considered hidden and accessible only from the RetroArch Quick Menu.

1) Run RetroArch.

2) Load the PlayStation game you want to play. Ensure the PlayStation game supports vibration.

3) Once the PlayStation game has been run, open the RetroArch Quick Menu (on default configuration, press F1 on the keyboard).

4) On RetroArch Quick Menu, go to Controls > Port 1 Controls.

5) Inside Port 1 Controls, change Device Type to “DualShock”.

6) Resume the game.

If you are connecting more than one rumble-compatible controllers, then redo the steps for Port 2 Controls, Port 3 Controls and so on and so forth.

Bring it all together

If you follow the steps correctly, you’ll end up playing PlayStation games with vibration enabled – just like how you played it on the original PlayStation console.

In case you encounter any issues / difficulties, don’t hesitate to ask for help on the comment section below, I’ll be happy to help.

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