seanstar wrote:
Speaking of, what's the standard for PSX emulation on Mac right now? Macscene's database has nothing, OpenEmu has no PSX core, and most old emulation sites list ye olde PCSX/PCSXR/ZeroPSX which were aging and flaking out even back on Lion.
After seeing RedAsh on kickstarter, I got a hankering to revisit MegaMan Legends, and since my discs are in another state, that meant emulation. It looks like someone has banged together a PCSXR build that runs on 10.9+.
OpenEmu Experimental has a PSX core; I've been using it for the past 3 years without issues. You have to provide a cusesheet for each disk image, and an m3u file for multicd games. It gets its PSX emulation from mednafen, just like Bizhawk (which is a good OpenEmu alternative for tweakers and cheaters).
Speaking of which, BizHawk handles a lot of cheat formats, so might be useful for this discussion.
As for a dedicated core emulator, PCSXR is the only one still standing I think.