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Here's a good reference thread for widescreen patches for future reference:At one point in PCSX2 development there were unpreventable crashes during certain cutscenes, I think they've been patched now but if your game crashes during specific FMVs just google it because there's posts and posts of people telling you which PCSX2 versions don't crash at those cutscenes.įinal Fantasy X - PS2 Gameplay 1080p (PCSX2)Visit new JohnGodGamesHD channel here:Final Fantasy X (ファイナルファンタジーX Fainaru Fantajī Ten?) is a role-playing video game developed and published by Square Soft (now Square Enix) as the tenth entry in the Final Fantasy series. You can install the widescreen hack if you want, you can find it pretty easy by just googling for it. You don't really need to tinker around with anything for it to run as well as it can. If I remember right, in the early days of PCSX2 development FFX was the game they were using to actually get the emulator working so it generally runs (almost) perfectly with the default stuff included with PCSX2.

So for example "GSdx Lookup CRC: 208183AF"Ĭopy that 8 letter code to the title save it and run the emulator, the cheats should immediately take effect.Which conversely meant that a lot of hacky emulation was implemented just to get this game to run, some of which isn't the most accurate emulation, leading to other games to have bad performance.The emulator's gotten better over the years, but in the scene there's always a constant argument over whether an emulator ought to be accurate or whether it should give up and just try to run as many games as possible, while necessarily making some games unplayable.

To find your copy's CRC look in the PCSX2 console when you boot up the game and find the 8 letter hexadecimal code labelled by "GSdx Lookup CRC:" There may be many different CRC's depending on your version of the game. In the file name make sure it has the CRC at the start of the title as this is basically FFX's unique identifier and tells PCSX2 which game to apply the cheats too. Once the codes you want are in the file save it in the pcsx2 cheats folder with a. To enable cheats on PCSX2 first go to System and make sure "Enable Cheats" is tickedNext up is to make the actual cheat file to do this make a new text document and chuck the cheat codes you want in there. To find the actual cheats for pcsx2 there is this useful forum post that compiles a bunch of cheats for Final Fantasy X: GameShark codes don't work on PCSX2 but you can still use cheats through pnach files.