I somehow forgot how to apply widescreen settings for WE9, could anybody help? I mean, it's on full screen, but everything is stretched.
If you mean the PS2 ISO on PCSX2 (the latest dev build), there is an option somewhere in there to switch between 'fit to screen', 'fit to window', and 'full screen'. I'm very much AFK right now and can’t check where but I remember fiddling with it to get FIFA 07 displaying properly last night, so it works. Not sure if the option is in the same place in the current offocial build of PCSX2.
Incidentally, I might be late to the party on this one, but I've just realised that we can have a separate PCSX2 individually calibrated for every game if we want to. That solves a virtual memory card problem I was starting to have. I know we can create new cards ad infinitum and swap them around, but somehow I prefer the idea of 'a whole virtual PS2 for every game'. The ultimate first-world privilege. It's no wonder the terrorists hate us.
All the PES 2010 talk got me on the mood for a couple of games last night, I thought it ws fantastic other than one thing...
That good damn 90 degree turn from slower defenders. Is there a remedy for this? I've never tried however I suspect it has something to do with the dribbling or agility stat - I wonder if there's a thresh hold to globally adjust everyone above to eradicate that dumb animation.
If there's a Jenkey-style tool for PES 2010 I would be interested too, as I love the concepts in PES 2010. It definitely is on the easy side, so a difficulty mod would be great.
In particular (and this is why I'm a weird football gamer) I do like PES 2010's slow turn. Anything that hampers, limits and restricts,
within reason, is a net positive in football gaming IMO. Time and again in PES 2010 you can back yourself into a figurative corner on the pitch that you can't simply reverse the analogue stick to get out of (as in FIFA 22, for example, which usually permits a 1:1 correlation between input and player movement. )
One of the reasons why I'm not in the pile-on on eFootball is that I want to see if they will stick with the slow, cumbersome feel, or bow to pressure and end up with the arcade-em-up that the public seems to want. It'll be very much the latter of course, but I'm hoping the ghost of that PES 2010-style, slow, heavy feel will remain.