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As a last resort, reinstall the HFW, and then reinstall HEN again

Yes. Tried that. Thanks. Also D-Pad diagonals don't work.. meaning when you play Street Fighter for instance it's impossible to jump backward or forward. Also PS2 games don't work, and some games like Gran Turismo 6 don't work. A lot of weird things.

Ok I am convinced to buy the XE2 adapter as advised by Algol, and use my DS5 controller, since I've read it actually reduces the original PS3 BT latency and gives even better results than the original controller. If so, the adapter is totally worth it. I'll try and see.

Thank you Algol, that's indeed an effective solution. I'll consider it, hopefully someone will implement a software driver equivalent to the hardware adapter!

Hi. Sorry if this has been asked before. As PS3 getting obsolete, it's impossible to find genuine DS3 controllers anymore. Unofficial ones always feel cheaper and inferior to genuine Sony controllers in every aspect. So please, how hard it is to add unofficial support for PS4 controllers with...

Just wondering, is Ps1light version more efficient (faster) than normal version?

Thank you. Interesting. I hope someday we get something close to PS2 emulating PS1 games. It had a feature to speed up loading times (yes it broke some games IIRC).

Just a suggestion : can this emulator have a feature for "fast cd-rom reading/loading"? in order to reduce loading times. If so this will be the perfect emulator. I hate official sony emulator because it mimics original PS1 slow loading times. those long loading times are unacceptable by today...

Can we please request a feature? For PS1 emu, is it possible to enable "Fast Loading"? PS1 loading times were very very long

Yes, as everyone said. And to put it simply: -Backup everything from your current PS3 internal HDD to some external storage (most importantly folders: exdata, home, game, PS3ISO) (Your PS3 can copy everything in about 24 hours). -Install your new HDD/SSD, install a file manager, copy those...

Thank you very much for helping everyone here, Mr @mrjaredbeta

Thank you very much Chief. Will make sure to check those links :) As I thought, so making those Configs is hard indeed, and requires a lot of knowledge. Thanks to all members that helped create configs database

Hello everyone. I'm trying to understand how config files work for PS3 PS2 classics? how a simple 64 bytes file can make a PS2 game magically work? Do these configs generally disable some functionalities (caching, rendering...) to make games work? Do configs use MIPS instructions? some...

Just wondering can we ever force PS2 gxemu on newer consoles, or (most probably) not..

Thank you boss! no big deal that's okey SFAA games work fine with patch but with some missing/black backgrounds. That's much better than running games without the patch since it will run very slow