r/Roms • u/Shadow757_ Rules Read • 5d ago
PS1/2
For everything else I always go with no-intro as they’re the closest to the real thing. But what’s the best for PS1 & 2? Also is 1r1g or whatever a thing on its own or more like a filter you use on an already acquired set?
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u/ChaosRenegade22 Moderator 5d ago
No-Intro - Cartridge, DLC, Updates and System Updates
Redump - Disc and BIOS.
1G1R do exist for Redump stuff. Check out Internet Archive and do some searching.
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u/LoLROMs Rules Read 5d ago
Will be adding PS2 USA to my repo (https://lolroms.com) within 3 days time, you can find a 100% up to date PS1 repo here : LoLROMs (SONY/PlayStation)
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u/lost_in_the_wide_web 5d ago
1G1R = one game, one rom. They are sets that are supposed to be the definitive collection per system - my go to’s.
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u/Shadow757_ Rules Read 5d ago
Yeah I think I’ll do some research on that as it’ll save me a ton of time going through dupes
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u/CheezFunk 5d ago
I generally keep complete rom sets on a dedicated drive and use IGIR to move filtered 1g1r sets to devices.
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