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I recently got a PC rig capable of entry-level VR, so I assumed I'd be able to play PS2 emulated games easily enough. Boy was I wrong, Shadow of the Colossus (the only game worth playing in my book ;-) ran up to 70-80% performance, and dipped down to 10-50% performance when I looked at high-poly regions, depending on the graphics settings I chose. (On ...

No, the trophies would not unlock. You can only unlock trophies by actually earning them, so loading a save will not retroactively grant you trophies.

Found it on: http://mmorpggamerz.blogspot.ro/p/how-to-convert-psv-to-pcsx2-format.html Here are the steps in the guide. You need the following: MyMcConverter, PSV Exporter, PS2 Save Builder (the blog provides links to these). Download/have PS3 saves (i.e. .psv format) Unzip that download to a directory Use PSVExporter and "Open" one of the .psv files from ...

My instinct is​ no. I did a little checking, and since the PCSX2 save state file is just a renamed zip file, it's easy enough to look at. The file you're missing in the slot 8 file is just four bytes, 00 00 0B 9A to be specific. You could create that file and name it appropriately to see if that helps. As for the fully corrupted one, if your hack to load ...

Edit: Now that I've actually used reading comprehension. Word of Warning: This process is almost entirely based on both how emulators work, and how memory is used. I've not actually worked with memory editing with emulators, so there may be some twists and caveats I'm unaware of. Wall o' Text: The main problem here, is that static pointers, and other ...

Apparently there was something wrong with the emulator. I installed another version of PCSX2 and I noticed that the original version wasn't showing cutscenes. The new version is showing cutscenes, and after the problematic part in the question, there was a cutscene which wasn't being reproduced. This is probably what was causing the glitch.