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Hi all,
We have new version of modded ps2_emu released by Kozarovv.
This time it includes long-awaited fix for some PAL games that were booting with blackscreen while using PS3 upscaler:
"Fixed an issue with PAL games when running with the upscaler enabled.
This was apparently a long standing bug, though I first heard about it sometime in 2025.
The emulator was tested on a few problematic PAL games and seems to be working fine.
The only issue encountered during testing was with the game Orphen: Scion of Sorcery.
After around 30 tests performed by kamilb880, we concluded the bug is random and doesn't seem related to the upscaler or my patch, but it's worth mentioning just in case.
The PAL version of Orphen: Scion of Sorcery can sometimes soft lock in the very first playable location after leaving the room. Since the game doesn't freeze internally and just fails to trigger a scripted event, this appears to be an emulation bug.
As always, more testing is needed to confirm full compatibility."
We have new version of modded ps2_emu released by Kozarovv.
This time it includes long-awaited fix for some PAL games that were booting with blackscreen while using PS3 upscaler:
"Fixed an issue with PAL games when running with the upscaler enabled.
This was apparently a long standing bug, though I first heard about it sometime in 2025.
The emulator was tested on a few problematic PAL games and seems to be working fine.
The only issue encountered during testing was with the game Orphen: Scion of Sorcery.
After around 30 tests performed by kamilb880, we concluded the bug is random and doesn't seem related to the upscaler or my patch, but it's worth mentioning just in case.
The PAL version of Orphen: Scion of Sorcery can sometimes soft lock in the very first playable location after leaving the room. Since the game doesn't freeze internally and just fails to trigger a scripted event, this appears to be an emulation bug.
As always, more testing is needed to confirm full compatibility."