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I made this keyboard profile for you andymage_racing.xml Download this file and put then inside this folder: "Documents\Play Data Files\inputprofiles" Then open the Play! Emulator, and set your controller profile as "andymage_racing" and then Apply. Open a Racing Game (Ace Driver or MotoGP) to test. 1 = Start 5 = Coin Left, Right = Steering Up, Down = Accel and Brake

Well, you asked for in-game calibration (nvram) not emulator calibration. For emulator calibration i use different profiles for Racing Games (works for Ace Driver, MotoGP and Wangan Midnight) and for Fighting Games (works for all Tekken games, but i still not tested on Soul Calibur), i know you use Chinese (Mandarin ?) language, but i use google translator when trying to help others here because my native language is Portuguese. The localization of Steering, Accel (or GAS) pedal and Brake pedal are in these yellow marked inputs. So i set the config to Right Trigger (R2 in PS Controller) and Left Trigger (L2 in PS Controller). Remember to set the opposite axis to another key so it not conflicts in-game command. This is my Tekken diagram: The icons of PS2 controller i placed are equivalent to their commands on Console port.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/0kzygu5e35sg0hx/ Here it is: MotoGP and Ace Driver 3 calibration.

You need to install then inside Play! folder, make sure your GPU supports. ReShade + ArcCabView.

In emulators with poor image scaling: Set the emulator to Full Stretch, then use Reshade to resize back to your desired Aspect Ratio.

Its because we don't have "low end" processors nowadays. But otherwise the i3-14100 (cheapest top tier singlethread CPU) can run anything at 4K 60FPS (even Play!) except the RPCS3 and Xenia, these ones still need a more workloads (more than 8 threads).

He have a Intel Core i7-13700KF I made a little comparison based on our CPUs. The slowest one, is mine... x

Well, there is no news here. Without multicore optimizations (like the PCSX2 have), the only CPUs capable of running all of these games at fullspeed nowadays are: Intel: 12th gen or newer. AMD: Ryzen 7000 Series only. Anything older or lower compared to these processors, need to wait for further optimizations. Basically its the same S-Tier processors used on RPCS3 for running the games at 4K 60FPS.

1. You quoted a very old post of mine. 2. The most powerful CPUs have the fastest singlecore performance, so in other words its still the most powerful rigs, for gaming. But we are talking about CPUs for gaming not for workstation/encoding.

Press "Home", it's the default key for ReShade.

Because I had contact with people who are part of this "super secret group" . Better leave this thing alone before we get banned.

Those who are part of the private scene know that I am speaking the truth. I'm unfortunately not part of it, but I don't pressure anyone for "sharing" because I know how things work, for much less, sites like bitGAMER and Underground-Gamer have gone down in the past because of leaks and beta builds, mainly by Capcom. But I can only affirm the existence of CFAS dump, the other game I can't say anything.

People hated this game when released for PS3/X360/PC in the past, but if you like Railshooter, maybe take a look:

Blue Estate House/Typing of the Dead Overkill

At least in relation to Capcom Fighting All-Stars I can say that the dump exists but those who have it will not release it, at least not publicly. Even because Capcom finds out it's going to Hell after whoever releases the dump publicly. Who knows in a few years. I am not sure about Starblade, maybe it is only private too like CFAS.