Driver Rom SLES-01816

Why players pick this dump

It’s a faithful PAL release with steady timing and no odd surprises. Add a valid PS1 BIOS and a
gamepad, and you get a smooth ride without hunting for patches or special settings.

Good emulator choices

• DuckStation — easy setup, fast, and packed with quality-of-life options (widescreen, per-game profiles).
• ePSXe — still a favorite if you like plugin tweaking and quick performance.
• RetroArch (Beetle PSX HW) — great when you want one hub for many systems with advanced shaders/overlays.

Quick start

1. Install an emulator (DuckStation is an easy first stop; ePSXe works fine too).
2. Place a valid PS1 BIOS in the emulator’s BIOS folder (e.g., SCPH1001 or your regional equivalent).
3. Load the Driver image (BIN/CUE or the format provided).
4. Map your controller, create a memory card file, and start “Undercover.”

Handy tips for PAL

• Run at 50 Hz to match region timing and keep pacing consistent.
• In DuckStation, enable vsync and use integer scaling for clean visuals.
• Save in-game as usual, and keep a spare save state before tough missions.

Side note for collectors

Emulation keeps your discs alive: if you own the original, this lets you play on current hardware
with better storage and UX. Keep your BIOS and game files tidy and backed up.

More to explore

Building a PS1 set? Browse the wider
PSX library for classics and sequels, and grab a proper
PS1 BIOS if you haven’t already. Each entry lists region, code, and file size so you can plan downloads without guesswork.