which was born out of the failed Super Nintendo CD project - and have never looked back, with numerous classic games being released on the PS1, PS2, PSP, PS3, PS4, PS Vita and now PS5 since then.

PlayStation games have always come in pretty ordinary boxes. The PS1 had its CD-like jewel cases, the PS2 kept things standard with a DVD box, PS3 shrunk things a little to match standard Blu-Ray ...

Another shows the PS2 running a Super Nintendo emulator (below). It is also possible to put multiple games on one disc (providing ... including CD and Blu-ray, operate on the same principle ...

Because all you need to do is insert a disc, the same way you’d launch any other PS2 game. You don’t need to ... from the PlayStation 1's CD support, to the PlayStation 3 and 4's Blu-ray ...

bringing the CD drive back to life. While no games were officially released for the console, hobby developers had been working on games based on how they thought the system would run, and one ...

I believe the PS2 has a 30 file limit per ... If you are having trouble, look at the games systen.cnf file in notepad. (first line). 5) Build CD using cdgenPS2 V2 by USB. 6) Burn and Hope it ...

And now it actually works. The hardest part, naturally, was getting CD games to run. Since the machine was never released there aren’t any real games in existence to reference, but an SNES ...