- #Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom Patch#
- #Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom software#
- #Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom code#
#Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom software#
Some things that were added recently to this include software rendering upscaling support. SwanStation is a PlayStation1 emulator core. * IPU: Return contents of the bottom of the FIFO in CMD except FDEC/VDEC.
Removes a GameDB hack for Arctic Thunder as it’s no longer needed thanks to the above CDVD improvement.
#Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom Patch#
* GameDB: Remove SkipmMPEG patch for Arctic Thunder.
This fixes a number of CDVD timing issues, e.g. * CDVD: Adjust read speed depending on if in inner/outer edge. * Fixed a memory access violation during init * Added language support for all EU and NA BIOS * Improved reliability of BIOS detection for language injection
* Added notification to frontent about widescreen patches found or not found for the loaded content * Added function for sending message notifications to frontend * Added option to set System Language per game * Replace “Force Widescreen” option with “Aspect Ratio” option * Fixed the rumble issue where it doesn’t stop when triggered * Fixed a problem which prevented to select the correct HW rendererįixed null renderer problem that, if selected, freezed the frontend * Added userhack options: Align Sprite and Merge Sprite * Added bios list at runtime to libretro optionsĪdded fallback to default safe preset if speedhack option is disabled * Refactoring of core options based on libretro standardĪdded option to set pcsx2 Accurancy/Speed presets
#Arctic thunder ps2 bios rom code#
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