pcsx2 VS KAMI

[https://github.com/TellowKrinkle/PCSX2/Releases/ DMAT (https://github.com/Tellowkrinkle/pcsx2/releases/tag/macos-20220125)

or on his github here

I still think TellowKrinkle's version (https://github.com/tellowkrinkle/pcsx2) is better, even if it doesn't have a native M1 version. The most important thing performance related is the Metal renderer, and that version has it, as well as a Vulkan and an OpenGL renderer. I tried Aether, but still has some bugs, and I think the original interface is better suited for computers

Release : macOS 1.7 Dev 2022-04-10

Just use Tellowkrinkle's PCSX2 port for Mac. It also features a Metal renderer giving much better performance compared to older releases. Here's the link: https://github.com/tellowkrinkle/pcsx2. Also, I'm not sure if it would run that great on a dual core or even be able to open on 10.15, but it's worth a shot.

Emulator m1 native: https://github.com/tellowkrinkle/pcsx2/releases Roms: you can rip your own ps2 games or google

For most games no. But KZ3 works with mouse injection via Kami. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNXcOkMSWng https://github.com/isJuhn/KAMI/

All of the native keyboard and mouse games. All of the good compatibility https://github.com/isJuhn/KAMI here And all the games you desire to play emulating a dualshock 3 with keyboard and mouse. RPCS3 compatibility still stands for playability. But nothing is stopping you from using a keyboard and mouse with any of your RPCS3 games except for your limitations of your desire to try.

Yes, but not with native mouse input (until KAMI is finished...) and online support (excluding Warhawk, which does work online on RPCS3). Playing an FPS with controller feels abysmal, and I say that as someone who played the Killzone and Resistance trilogies religiously with a controller.

I am using the RPCS3 emulator to run Ghost Recon Future Soldier and I ran into something called the mouse injector These guys are somehow translating the raw mouse movements and replicating it inside the emulator i think (atleast looks it from the implementation here) Take a look at this file for the Killzone game, how are they getting these hex values?

We've been using it at KAMI with great success, as well have some other projects. The bindings are pretty straightforward to use, and are available for C, C#, Lua, Python and Rust.

All in all, you may want to wait for KAMI to roll out and mature, as free camera is a planned feature there. It's a game camera manipulation tool, for the most part, primarily aimed at making keyboard and mouse control happen with console games. And since we're already manipulating the game camera, we figured may as well. Note that there are no free camera hooks implemented yet in KAMI, at this point in time.

It's your lucky day! Just added a hook for it, and had Juhn merge it yesterday. Video footage. (beware of low fps on my laptop tho)