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This is a complete Hyperlist collection of 2D Boxes for the Sony PlayStation 2. The collection has been made from the 3D Boxes and myself and @dejarik made and I have converted them to 2D Boxes. There is a few low resolution covers in the collection but this is because that was all that was available for those few games. Europe covers are especially difficult to find. There is a Blue case option for Europe games. EUROPE BLACK CASE: EUROPE BLUE CASE OPTION:-
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Sony Playstation 2D Box Pack (2585) View File This is a complete Hyperlist collection of 2D Boxes for the Sony PlayStation 2. The collection has been made from the 3D Boxes and myself and @dejarik made and I have converted them to 2D Boxes. There is a few low resolution covers in the collection but this is because that was all that was available for those few games. Europe covers are especially difficult to find. There is a Blue case option for Europe games. EUROPE BLACK CASE: EUROPE BLUE CASE OPTION:
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Hey pretty inexperienced with emulators but I have a few of them. This is the first major issue I've had with PSXfin and it really sucks. Downloaded and started playing Monster Rancher 2 recently. Everything works fine except this one part. When I go on an expedition, when I choose to go back home the game freezes when the screen goes black just before the "loading..." screen is displayed. It happens every time without fail. The entire emulator freezes and I can not click anything. If helpful, I can turn on my stream and show the issue (or link a VOD). Any suggestions? Expeditions play a very -
Vectorman Duology View File This is a whole soundtrack for use with Launch Box/Big Box. I do not own these songs and do not claim to. All I did was capture and convert them and do some minor cleanup with audacity. These tracks were recorded in 44Khz and have a pseudo stereo separation based on the channel used. They have a small low pass and a very slight high pass filter applied to take the edge off of the NESs ringing tones for easier listening. These were encoded using the Lame MP3 encoder in a variable bit rate of 170-210 Kbps.
