PixelDust

Cool, thanks for the confirmation that the Mayflash Dolphin Bar solves this. I would've been very livid had I spent another $35 only to find out it solves nothing. The good news is that yeah, with the Mouse Patcher activated I can use my Wiimote on PCSX2. I'd say that if it were more complete it'd be my preferred way to play PCSX2 lightgun games. Having the games' own reticle show up automatically is so much more convenient than having to go change my Windows mouse cursor everytime I want to go play one of them. Hopefully when the Sinden gun comes I won't have to bother with reticles at all anymore. But yeah, being unable to play Time Crisis 3 properly is just too annoying to me to ignore, and buying a Dolphin Bar is much cheaper than an Aimtrak, so I guess that's the route I'll take. (Although now that I think of it, motion controlling a DualShock4 would probably be more accurate for some Teknoparrot games, since arcades have shifted from light guns to turrets in recent years. Transformers: Human Alliance for example.)

Hey, I'm having a bit of trouble when it comes to PCSX2 and I was hoping that I could get some help from this thread. Now, so far I've been using a PowerA Wireless Ultra Sensor Bar and Touchmote to play lightgun games on my PC.Getting Dolphin to work was relatively easy and didn't require Touchmote at all. It took a night or two of struggle, but I was eventually able to create a setup that allowed me to play lightgun games in RetroArch with the assistance of Touchmote. (Much more preferable to having to bind the Wiimote to the gamepad's right stick in the standalone MAME, I've found.) However, try as I might, I have been unable to get my Wiimotes to work properly with PCSX2. I've installed the Nuvee plugin for the USB mouse and it feels like I've tried every combination of configurations I could think of, but no matter what I try, the plugin and/or PCSX2 will not play nice with my Wiimote. If I only use my mouse, it will work correctly, but when I point the Wiimote at the IR sensor, the mouse starts flickering, and another pointer appears and starts jumping all over the screen with no rhyme or reason. At first, I thought that this would be an issue with the sensor bar that I purchased. Everybody always recommends the Mayflash Dolphin Bar, and maybe I'd just have to buy that if I wanted to play the Time Crisis games. This assessment was proven wrong when I tried to set up the controls to use in my Oculus Quest. My sensor bar no longer had anything to do with the equation, but I saw the same result anyway. The mouse pointer flickers and splits into two with the other mouse uncontrollably moving and teleporting all over the screen. After long enough, I gave up on getting the mouse pointer to work directly. I tried to go the MAME route and just map the Wiimote in Touchmote to the game pad's stick, but aiming this way felt really, really awkward and unwieldy compared to having real mouse control. Time Crisis 2 was borderline unplayable like this. In the end, I settled on just using DS4Windows to let my DualShock 4 control the mouse with motion controls. Anybody who has played Blue Estate on the PlayStation 4 should be familiar with that setup. After glancing at the last few pages of this thread, I've gotten the impression that maybe a program called Mouse Patcher would be able to help me? I've searched online for videos online related to Mouse Patcher and PCSX2, but I've only found two videos, neither of which offer English instructions: I guess I was hoping for somebody to be able to point to some quick, simple instructions so I wouldn't have to spend the time guesstimating the steps from these videos. Also, I wanted to know if the Mouse Patcher game region requirements are strict, or if they allow playing games with different regions. I'm asking this because by my experience it looks like the European versions of Time Crisis II, 3 and Crisis Zone are the most playable. I'd prefer to use my US versions of all three games because of the 60hz refresh rate, but on PCSX2, the US version of Time Crisis II also has broken FMV audio that loses synchronization and stutters and it's really annoying. Time Crisis 3 seems to have the same problem as well and from what I hear it's easier to configure the European version of Crisis Zone. Also, I'm hoping I don't have to use the Chinese version of Time Crisis 3 because I have no clue how I'd even be able to get that version.

Hey everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. I've decided that I should start an account here, now that I've finally gotten myself a PC that can run games made after 2000 without devolving into a slideshow. Mid thirties, coming to you live from Nowheresville, America. This site is the latest stop on my irrational quest to have a computer that can run all the games. I can't wait to try some new games out, once I learn how to install and configure them to run properly. (Really starting to wish I paid more attention in French class now.... Eh, I guess that's what Google translate is for.)