Obviously the first step will be to download and install a PS2 console Emulator in case you don’t have one.To install Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ROM/ISO in our PS2 Emulator we will have to perform the following steps: Install Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ROM Once it has finished we accede to the folder where the downloaded file has been located and we proceed with the installation instructions.Accept the option to download unknown files in case your operating system asks for it.Click on the following download link: Link.To download Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ISO for PS2 Emulator we will have to do the following: CPU, GPU, OS, RAM and GPU Drivers' version are usually enough.Download Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas ROM/ISO for DamonPS2, PCSX2… Upload them as attachments to the post or upload them to image sharing websites like Imgur and link them on your request. Include screenshots if you believe they help clarifying your problem.If it surpasses the file size limit or you cannot upload directly onto the place you're trying to ask for support, upload the log on file sharing websites such as Dropbox, Google Drive, Mediafire or OneDrive and link it on your request. Don't forget to include the compressed file containing the logs.Reddit: Go to /r/rpcs3 and submit a post in the currently pinned Questions Thread describing your issue including a link to your compressed log file.Forums: Go to the Support section of our forums and start a new thread or post in an existing one if it discusses the same problem you're experiencing, attaching or linking your compressed log file.Discord: Go to the #help channel on our Discord Server and submit a message describing your issue alongside your compressed log file.The log files are located on the same folder as rpcs3.exe on Windows and on. Use a compressing tool such as 7-Zip to compress the RPCS3.log and TTY.log files to a. Copy pasta from the emulator's log window onto a new text file doesn't count, as that's merely a resume from what's happening. System Requirements are at the beginning of the Quickstart guide. Many people simply ignore this step thinking their system matches the requirements and end up wasting their time trying to get it to work. Assuming your system runs it because it runs other emulators is not enough. Check if your System matches RPCS3's requirements.Always make sure your GPU drivers are up-to-date before proceeding.
Many issues are simply solved by updating your drivers, mainly GPU. Make sure you're using the latest build available, as we always pour new improvements into them. We don't provide support for older builds.
Watching a YouTube video tutorial or reading a guide elsewhere doesn't count, as the majority of those provides incorrect instructions and quickly get outdated. Welcome to RPCS3, the world's first open-source PlayStation 3 emulator.
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