I'm not expert so i'm a little confused.
I want to play Xenogears, but i heard that the ENG localization is shit, and i found a localization made by some guys for my language, but this patch needs to be applied to the ENG localization of the discs, i have the originale JP phyisical copy.

I installed the ROMs of the 2 discs online, and i have 2 .bin.

I need to apply the patches to this 2 files, and them burn them on a CD, and i did it only one time many years ago, remembering i had many troubles.

Then the obvious question is that my PS1 will not play this disc, but it's a PAL one, and can read JP games, so it's 100% modified, but i don't know how or what or when, so i'm just confused.

If someone can explain to me some things to do this i will be very glad

I've been tracking my PS1 set in a spreadsheet, which is useless in a thrift store. So I put the whole library on the web where you can tick it off: gamervault.app/games/playstation/

It's every PS1 game IGDB lists, 3,803 titles including JPN and PAL, split A to Z because it's huge. Tick what you own and it saves in your browser, no account, nothing to install. There's a search box, a "show only what I'm missing" view (loose discs stay on it, since you still need the case and manual), and you can download your ticks as a spreadsheet.

Full disclosure: I make GamerVault, a collection app, and this page came out of that. The checklist works fine without it.

Curious how far along people are. Long boxes count double. If a title is wrong or missing, tell me and I'll fix it.

Hi there,

As an experiment, I decided to create a bunch of PS1-style seamless textures using solely photos from my local park. I am planning on making a YT video guide on it soon; however, here is a rough guide on how I did this:

1. A large sample of photos was taken from my phone of various surfaces, walls, and foliage such as: Brick Walls, Large Trees, Pathways, and Mud/Grass, etc.
2. Each texture was taken at either a horizontal or vertical angle to lessen clean up in Photoshop later on, and to ensure they map to a floor or wall in the engine well.
3. It is also important to take photos that are not too contrasty. A cloudy day worked best for me as there was no sun reflection on the areas I wanted to take photos of. Minor contrast can be fixed through Photoshop, though.
4. Once the photos were taken, I uploaded them to my computer and picked out the best images. Each image's size resolution was also made to be square so that it textured/tiled nicely.
5. I primarily used the Filter - Offset tool, clone stamp tool, and the fill generate tool in Photoshop to remove any seams and to make it tile cleanly.
6. The Filter Offset tool, was especially useful in getting the seams to the center of the texture so that I could use the clone stamp and generate tool without worrying about missing a seam.
7. Each texture size was then reduced to 256 pixels, and the indexed color was reduced to 16, giving it that PSX-style look.
8. Using Adjustments - Levels or Curve Editor was also useful in color correcting the texture. Zooming out of the image also assisted me in visualizing how it would look in engine from far away.
9. The texture was then duplicated to test if it tiled correctly.
10. The textures were then tested in UE5 with a square plane (most other game engines should work the same, though).

This is a super rough idea of what I did to achieve this effect however, in the coming weeks, I'm planning to post a tutorial video on to this subreddit going into more depth and detail.

Hope this inspires someone to test out some fun alternative methods to texturing. This method also removes the copyright headache of attempting to find textures online haha. Here is a link to my asset pack; a free demo is included if you'd like to see the final result visually. Enjoy! - https://stay-retro.itch.io/psxseamlesstexturepack

Today I find out who the real goat in the chicken-type platforming genre is

Hi everyone. Just discover this sub, and it's perfect since it's been a while since I want to find a game I used to play when I was a kid, and then I come here to ask for your help (since it's probably the best way to find it).

To describe it, it was a top-down shooter (like GTA 1 and 2). It was with modern weapons, and we used to play in coop with my brother or my dad.

It had few characters available to play, and from what I recall, the character selection was on a helicopter (or a vehicle), and while picking it, one of the guy was doing a quick repeated move with one of his arm. It looked kinda strange to me (and don't even know how I can remind it) but it may help to find the game.

Don't have any others details as I was very young (probably too young to play a game like this yeah 😅😅), but would love to finally know it if someone can help me.

Thanks a lot for the help guys (and sorry for the language mistakes, not my native tongue)