You who love the PlayStation 2, you who love the PlayStation 4, this is the best of both worlds, a tool that has been reborn a little from its ashes since it has been 3 years since the last update.
PS2-FPKG developed by Jabu allows you to convert games in PlayStation 2 ISO or BIN format for the PlayStation 4.
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With many options, this tool allows you to personalize the FPKG including the ability to modify the game icon, the startup screen, it supports the creation of multidiscs up to 5 ISO, and to select your own text. / lua, or the choice of emulator to use.
It is easy to use, just:
– Run ps2-fpkg.exe
– Select the ISO/BIN image of the PS2 game in “Disc1”.
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– Customize some settings
– Click “Create fPKG” and choose a storage location
– Install the created fPKG on your PS4 and play.
Note: For games on CD (.bin), click YES when asked to add the LIMG sector. CD games will not work without this sector. The application will automatically select a config file that usually fixes certain issues with the game, but only if it finds one in its database.
Full list of changes in v0.7-Beta:
– Everything was rewritten from scratch with cleaner, faster, less crappy code
– Some tabs have new names, some options have been moved, a FirstRun dialog has been added, etc.
– The pkg creation code no longer shows an error if the output path contains spaces (this error was an epic fail long ago in v0.6).
– The application now displays an error form with additional information when pkg creation fails
– Widescreen patches are now added as trophy_data so they no longer collide with other lua scripts
– Lua scripts for various features like fast forward, custom lightbar color and a few others have been moved to feature_data
– All game icons/splashes are now natively converted by the application, there will be no more errors on systems that didn’t like ImageMagic
– It is now possible to enable/disable “Reset on Disc Change” when changing discs.
– It is now possible to disable MTVU, which should help some games that don’t work properly with VU1 Multi-Threaded emulation (like Crash Nitro Kart, Gradius V, Timesplitters etc.)
– Added an option to disable instant VIF1 transfer, which should fix games like MK Shaolin Monks, Soul Calibur 2 and a few others.
– The application now shows if it found the txt/lua/ps3 configuration for the selected disk
– It is now possible to select a scanline shader in the graphics options.
– It is now possible to choose if you want to have a MultiTap connected
– It is now possible to lower the game volume in the settings
– Added debug/test options and a built-in configuration viewer (launch the application with the cmd -test argument)
– Lots of other things I don’t remember anymore, because everything was rewritten.