PS1 Emulator for mac

I am a regular user of the apple products for a long period and recently purchased a new Macbook Pro 2010 which runs on the Snow Leopard 10.6 very nicely. I love to play games on the apple devices and i wanted to know about the play stations emulator and how to use them in a appropriate way as i am very new to these all stuff so provide me the basic about that and also tell me about the PS1 Emulator as i heard about it from one of my friends recently while we where playing the games on Macbook Pro.

PCSX is a Sony Play station (PSX) emulator which will permit you to engage in recreation lots of PSOne game titles on a Macintosh Computer System. PCSX is not an inventive emulator but is ported from the Linux emulator of the similar name. Because PCSX relies on plug-in for core functionality quite a few plug-in have been ported and / or printed from scratch. For effortlessness these plug-in are bundle with the major emulator download. To download and install the application in the system you have make sure that you have a advanced system with a operating system higher than the Mac OS x to use the play station on the system which will make s the gaming experience very much effective. So, please first tell me which OS you are using in the mac.

I am using the two operating system on two different apple system that I have in my house, the first contained the Mac OS x and the other contains the snow Leopard 10.6 in my Macbook pro. The hard disk and the processor are not a problem for me so please provide the solution to overcome the issue any suggestion on the topic will help to overcome the problem and also provide me the information on the features which will be available in the play stations.

As you have mentioned that you have Mac OS X 10.2 or newer version, with the emulate a PSX is processor exhaustive and will require a 800MHz CPU or improved for many games. However it's not improbable that some games will have fun very nicely on slower hardware, the features for these are as below;

• Outstanding compatibility
• Incomplete support for process without a PSX BIOS image
• Local CD-ROM support
• Occupied Sound sustain using P.E.Op.S SPU plugin
• HID Controller Input maintain for up to 2 players
• Support for Memory Card saves and practice of CVGS save games
• Solidify / melt support
• Open-Source, certified under the GPL license
• Uncomplicated inhabitant Mac OS X edge
• Self-motivated Recompiling CPU core
• Software Rendered Graphics by means of P.E.Op.S GPU plugin.

In my knowledge, the most excellent PS1 emulator has forever been EPSXE. It has numerous obtainable plug-in and its well-matched with approximately all PS1 games. Numerous options of loading a game are incorporated, for example – ISO, CD, IMG, ect. The merely downside is that this emulator is totally Windows based. A Mac description is not available. Don’t let that discontinue you though. You can run the agenda completely through Wine. I was able to get it up and running on my OSX side and it runs immaculate – just like Windows. So, the PS1 is the best emulator available for both the apple products that is the mac Os and for the Windows products which are available in the market.

As you have mentioned that you are using the Mac Os X from a long time then the PCSX is very much suitable for your system. If you want to download it from the internet then you can do these from the sony Emulator website which provides these feature for free of cost. The PS1 and the PS2 Emulator provides a greater platform for the gaming when it is compared with the Windows scenario. The PS1 is the best emulator and you should go for these if you want to play games in a effective manner.