First you need to know what an emulator is. An emulator is a program that "emulates" console such as Wii or PS2 and play the PlayStation 2 or Wii games. Okay, What are ISOS? ISO are archives. The most common type of archive files people run into are -RAR files, but there are other formats, including tar.gz, hqx, and 7z. Most archived files compress the information they contain and make it easier to store and transfer over a network. ISO files are disk images, in most cases CD or DVD, which contain an uncompressed image that you can burn with a burning program, such a Nero Burning Rom. Then, what are ROMS? A ROM is just a copy of the chip found in game cartridges and made into a file that can be read on a computer, ROMS exist for nearly every game that has come out for the popular consoles, like the Nintendo, Atari,, and now even the Nintendo DS. As you may have noticed the consoles that I have mentioned are all cartridge based. Where can i get ROMS? There are tons of sites online that offer ROMs but most of them are filled with spyware and malware. To add to the frustration of try to find ROMS some sites actually require you to vote for sites to gain access to their large base of ROMs but they give you a endless supply of pop- ups and ads thus making it frustrating.. Also some sites may require you to have a membership fee or may actually charge you to buy the ROMs, this is 100% illegal. There are however sites and blogs out there are hosting a lot of ISO's and ROMS for free and these links are generally flowing all over the internet. Still, when it comes like PSX ROMS the best is freepsxroms.com The site features no spam, malware or spyware. But, before embacking on ROMS you should check out How To Play Free PSX ROMS On PC
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