PS2 Cam Acolyte

PS2 Cam Acolyte is a very light program that will allow you to use hacks to freely control the camera in some PlayStation 2 video games as they run on the PCSX2 emulator. In addition to being able to move the camera freely, in some games, you'll be able to alter the lighting or completely freeze the characters on screen.

Easy to use and set up

Using PS2 Cam Acolyte is very easy. First, you must open PCSX2, making sure you have version 1.7.2864 or higher installed. Next, you must make sure that the PINE Settings tab (found under Advanced Options) is enabled and set to its default option. And finally, you only need to load the ISO of one of the supported video games. Once the game has started, simply run PS2 Cam Acolyte in the background and you'll see all its available options.

An ever-growing compatibility list

It's important to note that PS2 Cam Acolyte doesn't support the entire PS2 catalog- far from it. The program's compatibility list includes the following titles: Haunting Ground, Siren, Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill Origins, Rule of Rose, Kuon and Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence. However, each new update sees new games added to the app. A complete and updated list can be found on the author's official website.

Play around with the camera in your favorite games

The most fun thing about PS2 Cam Acolyte is that it lets you move the camera freely in all the games listed above. To do this, you need a second controller connected to your PC. You'll use the first controller to play the game and the second to move the camera. Like this, you can explore areas of a video game that you wouldn't normally be able to explore. You'll be able to take a peek behind the curtain.

A gift for PS2 fans

Download PS2 Cam Acolyte if you like PlayStation 2 video games -especially horror games- since this program will let you explore them however you want. You can see what is behind each of the doors in Silent Hill or uncover even the smallest secret of the Haunting Ground mansion. In short, you can turn your favorite video games into real exploration adventures.