


Notably, since the packages are 32-bit only, you first need the pesky: sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386 Note that the executable is horribly named PCSX2 in all caps. Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gregory-hainaut/ The official wiki has installation instructions: sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386 I didn't start the game cause it didn't work well with my screen-recorder. This video shows PCSX2 in action, in VMware, showing off the x86 version. Warning without BIOS'es you can't play the games. You will need to provide legal BIOS´es yourself! You will get a window that asks for these BIOS files. One thing you need to do, when configuring PCSX2, is add BIOS files. If the PCSX2 doesn't work for you, try the pcsx2-unstable package. In short itĬopy past the following in your gnome-terminal sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gregory-hainaut/ PPA doesn't allow to upload package on unsupported Ubuntu. Due note that the package maintainers have stated: If that is to much of a hassle for you, The Gregory Hainaut PPA, is the official PCSX2 PPA, which supports x86 and 圆4 bit versions of Ubuntu.

Edit the file, where it says your username change it to your actual username, and the actual path to the binary. here is the sktop file save it in /usr/share/applications/ or in your /home/your username/.local/share/applications/. One just download it from the pcsx2 site, extract it in your home folder, and run the launch_pcsx2_linux.sh(X86 only). There are 2 ways to install pcsx2 in Ubuntu. A big plus here is, there is a Linux version of PCSX2, so we don't need to use WINE!
