The legality of downloading PS2 BIOS depends on your region. In general, you are allowed to dump the BIOS from your own PlayStation 2 console for personal use. However, downloading BIOS files from unauthorized sources may violate copyright laws. Always ensure you comply with legal requirements when using emulation software.
Sounds more like a scam. PS2 game emulators require a copy of the PS2 Bios and to be legal you must download them from your PS2 or break copyright laws protecting the PS2
Setting up PS2 BIOS is simple: Download a compatible PS2 BIOS file. Open your PCSX2 emulator and navigate to the BIOS settings. Select and configure the BIOS file within the emulator. Restart the emulator and enjoy your games! Make sure to use legally acquired BIOS files to comply with copyright laws.
It is legal if you actually own the Saturn game. But if you don't own the original Saturn game, getting the Bios should be considered an illegal download.
No. Strictly speaking, it may not even be legal to copy the BIOS from your own PlayStation 2, depending on where you live. Downloading the BIOS is not legal, because it is not technically a copy of your BIOS, and even if it were, a license to use a product in one form does not grant you a license to use it in another form. Purchasing a book at a book store doesn't mean you can download an ebook version off the internet for free for use on your ebook reader.
Some titles can be used by a PC with a pcsx2 emulator and a copy of the PS2 bios
I've asked this question too, but I didn't seem to get a responce (which really makes me frustrated!!!)All I know is that I think it should be displaying the PAL logo. I tried download one using eMule, but I didn't have much luck... well, I downloaded a ps2 bios displaying PAL and used that for the emulator, but all it can do so far is load up the ps2 menu. And that's it, it doesn't run my ps2 game (FF-X, incase you wish to know).My best answer I can give to you is, if you have one, dump the ps2 bios from your console and use that for the emulator... which is kinda complicated.
No you can't.
There is the PCSX2 that does not convert your game but allows your PC to use your PS2 bios to play some PS2 games
In order to use a computer to play PS2 games it would need a DVD drive for the PS2 discs and a emulator program with PS2 bios
PS1 BIOS files are copyrighted by Sony. To stay legal, you should only use a BIOS file from your own PlayStation console. We provide educational guidance on how to dump your own BIOS legally.
No PS2 games are not compatible with the computer. When a Emulator is used on a PC the PS2 games are still required to use the PS2 bios to work and it is not like playing the game on a PS2
I believe you cannot use mods on the PS2, because you have to download them on a PC. You can use cheat codes on the PS2 though.