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;Play!: Any issues you encounter with Play cannot be resolved effectively at this time. Use PCSX2.;Ace Combat 4/5/Zero: All three are perfectly playable in software mode, but have major graphical issues in hardware mode. Use software mode if your PC is up to the task. This series used to have hit detection issues, but the latest GIT version, with automatic game fixes turned on, will work.:Jak X can now be booted with a [http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Jak-X-Patched-NTSC-and-PAL cheat file patch];Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events: EE/IOP EE/FPU Clamping Mode needs to be set to Full in PCSX2, otherwise the button prompt in the first level (i.e. the orphans' room in Count Olaf's mansion) will outright refuse to work. ;Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3: Needs a very [[Computer specsspecifications#PCSX2|high end CPU]] to run at full speed and will run slowly on most. All of the various blades of grass in MGS3 are one cause of its slowdown. Also, various shader effects will only work correctly in software mode.;Ratchet and Clank series: Games have bad visual glitches in hardware mode due to lack of custom mipmap support, and run slowly due to that. Most issues are fixed with software mode.;Shadow of the Colossus: Needs a very [[Computer specs|high end CPU]] to run at full speed.;Siren: Daytime levels have a severe graphical glitch causing half of the screen to be obscured, requiring such segments to be run in software mode.;Time Crisis 2: The lightgun add-on isn't implemented in any current emulators at the moment.;Zone of the Enders 1 and 2: Needs a very [[Computer specsspecifications#PCSX2|high end CPU]] to run at full speed.;Sly 2 and 3: Needs a very [[Computer specsspecifications#PCSX2|high end CPU]] to run at full speed. Shares similar hardware mode issues found in other Kinetica based games such as Ratchet and Clank and Jak and Daxter.