Changed how devices are selected for loading/storing config files.Lang support from all devices (USB, HDD & SMB), new folder “LNG” created for storing all the language files in each device.PADEMU, new function, added support for DualShock 3/4 (USB & Bluetooth).These functions are integrated, they are no longer compile separately. (Example: on a USB disk: APPS/LaunchELF/BOOT.ELF, title.cfg). Each app should have its own title.cfg file. APPS new system, now can be stored within their own folder, within the APPS folders on the gameĭevices.Unless the user manually refreshes the list or renames/deletes a game. In the case of the HDD the cache is always used, Cache games list, allows the scanning of devices for games to be speed up, by caching theĮxistence of games in a file, (HDD/SMB/USB).Official Changelog of Open PS2 Loader version 1.0: CORE:

Download version 1.0 of Open PS2 Loader:.

If you’re like me, and totally missed on this update back when it first got released, make sure to check the links below and update your PS2 homebrew setup for a much improved experience. I still think the PS2 is in dying need of a proper Optical Drive Emulator (ODE) but OPL continues to act as a fantastic solution for perfectly running most titles from the PS2’s gigantic catalogue. The GUI received a fresh coat of paint as well as new features such as Hi-resolution video modes and Improved VMC functionality. The latest update, which was released in January 2021, introduces A TON of fixes and improvements to the core and addresses pertinent compatibility issues for games like Metal Gear Solid 3 and God of War II. Although that version was still considered a robust solution for booting up images from USB mass storage devices and/or IDE drives, it left a lot to be desired in terms of stability and compatibility. Version 1.0 of OPL appeared almost 5 years after the what-we-thought-could-be-the final-update, version 0.93. The team behind the infamous open-source PS2/PS3 game and application launcher Open PS2 Loader has released a comprehensive update that addresses a huge amount of issues.

While this bit of news is a few months old at the time of writing this post, I believe it still holds a big relevance for PS2 enthusiasts.

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