Differences between the PS2 and PC versionsĪlternatively, if one is completely deterred by the complexities below and lack of port quality from PS2 to PC, then it is also possible to emulate the PS2 versions through PCSX2 and use the FOV hacks, depending on your region.If you have any corrections or suggestions, I'll add them whenever I have the time to do so.
I will go through each game in 3 posts below the OP, in order to make the instructions more readable. The games are handled differently in how to get a proper non-4:3 aspect with whatever resolution you want. However, you might get lucky and get a copy of either game for a lower price. This is a shame, as the used copies goes around anything between $20 to $120 on Ebay or Amazon, depending on the quality. Unfortunately Konami lack many standard brain functions and haven't released the PC versions of the games through digital distribution (I could imagine Konami don't want the potential licensing and royalty issues of the voice actors once again by re-releasing the PC versions). Where to get these excellent Team Silent games on PC? Special thanks go out to all the excellent people who did the various Widescreen hacks, FOV values, and so on (Angular graphics for sh2 fix+corrected fmvs, nemesis2000 for the SH4 fix, emoose for SH2proxy, Squizzy for the original SH2 fix, Rope, whoever made the SH3 FOV tool, etc.). As such, this is also an attempt at preserving some of the best games of the medium's history. Thus, I figured I might as well make a thread as a guide to it, especially when one considers the fact that Konami has completely mishandled the console HD collection with the inexcusable bugs and abhorrent changes to the original material. So I regularly get contacted through PM's or specific threads about how to get the Silent Hill 2, 3, and 4 running on a PC with widescreen and a less amount bugs.
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