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Connectix Virtual Game Station
(c)1998-99, Connectix Corporation
Version 1.30 - September 28, 1999
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Readme Table of Contents

1. About Connectix Virtual Game Station
2. CVGS Minimum Requirements 
3. Compatibility Issues
4. Troubleshooting Tips 
5. How To Contact Connectix Corporation
6. Legal Information


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1.  About Connectix Virtual Game Station
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Connectix Virtual Game Station allows you to play many popular Sony PlayStation(r) games on your PC. To read the latest information about Connectix Virtual Game Station, including details about game compatibility and new updates, please point your Web browser to:

http://www.virtualgamestation.com

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2. Connectix VGS Minimum Requirements
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Required:
* Windows 95 or Windows 98
* Required: 266 MHz Pentium II (or compatible) computer (including certain models of AMD (tm) and Celeron (tm) ). MMX technology required.
* L2 cache
* 8x (or faster) CD-ROM
* 32 MB of RAM
* 75 MB of hard drive space
* Video card that supports High Color or True Color (16-bit color or higher).
* Video and sound card drivers compatible with the current version of DirectX.

Recommended:
* 400 MHz or faster recommended for best performance.
* Video card that supports True Color (24-bit color or higher) for best image quality.

Not all PlayStation games play well with CVGS and some may not play at all. For a list of games that are currently recommended for use with CVGS please go to http://www.virtualgamestation.com

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3. Compatibility Issues
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CVGS is not compatible with large fonts.  Please set your video card settings to small fonts. 

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4. Troubleshooting Tips
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* Problem: My game CD is consistently ejected.

CVGS will eject non-PlayStation CDs. If you put in a CD and it is consistently ejected, it is most likely that you have inserted a CD that isn't a PlayStation CD.

* Problem: I can't return to a game after ejecting the CD.

Some games regularly read from the CD while Connectix Virtual Game Station is paused; ejecting and then re-inserting these games while they are paused may lead to problems when resuming the game. This behavior is game-dependent and occurs on real PlayStation hardware.

* Problem: There is a slow return to my game after pausing.

If a game is paused for more than a short period of time, the CD may spin down. You may see a pause immediately after resuming while the CD spins back up.

* Problem: One of my games is suddenly performing poorly. It used to play well, what happened?

Eject the CD and (holding it by the edges) look at the black side of the disc very closely. Scratches, fingerprints, and dirt can make a significant difference in game performance. Keeping your game CD's in disc holders and regularly cleaning the CD's will extend the life of your games and prevent performance degradation.

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5. How To Contact Connectix Corporation
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Connectix Corporation
2955 Campus Drive
San Mateo, CA 94403-2520

Phone:     	     	(970)304-9533 Technical Support (US and Canada only)
			(650)571-5100 Main Phone Number
			(650)571-5195 Main Fax Number

Internet Email:	cvgswsupp@connectix.com (Technical Support)
			sales@connectix.com 	(Sales)

Web Page:		http://www.virtualgamestation.com
			http://www.connectix.com

FTP Site:		ftp://ftp.connectix.com

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6. Legal Information
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Windows and DirectX are registered trademarks of Microsoft, Inc. Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Celeron, MMX, and Pentium II are trademarks of Intel Corporation. AMD is a trademark of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Playstation is a registered trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. Sony is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation.

This product is not affiliated with, nor authorized or licensed in any way by Sony Corporation, its affiliates or subsidiaries.
