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sopuli.xyz

My understanding is if it's working, you should see a message in the upper corner when launching a compatible game. You should also be able to see a list of available achievements in the PSCX2 pause menu while the game is running.

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I wasn't seeing that, but I managed to find out why it wasn't working. Turns out PSCX2 thought I wasn't logged in to retro achievements, even though I was. But logging out and back in fixed it

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lemmy.world

From that time I remember people getting Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Burning Earth because you could get all of the achievements in under 5 minutes by just spamming your basic attack on the tutorial mobs

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sopuli.xyz

That was just for the Xbox 360 version wasn't it? And it probably doesn't apply to Retroachievements either way.

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lemmy.world

To be honest I have no idea how retroachievements works. I just remembered that game as being easy to get all of them and assumed it'd be the same across platforms like most achievements are these days

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Retroachievements are community made achievements for games and systems from before the idea was implemented in the xbox360. As op stated, this is for the PS2, a console released back in 2000

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Copying from the cross post:

Update: I managed to find and fix my issue. Turns out PSCX2 thought I wasn't logged in, even though I was. So I logged out and back in again and it sorted itself.

I found it out by opening PSCX2 directly, going to Tools > enable log window. Then I launched the game and looked at the log window and saw a section starting with the word Achievements, and it said something along the lines of "skipping check as we're not logged in".

Hopefully this will be some help to someone in the future!

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