Cronus Zens
Cronus Zen vs Titan Two
Pick the Titan Two if you write your own scripts and want GPC2 in a native Windows or Mac IDE, extra storage on a micro-SD card or computer vision through Python OpenCV. Pick the Cronus Zen for Bluetooth and a screen built in at a lower price, and to run scripts from sites like ours, which program only the Zen.
We run Cronus Zens, a script site for the Cronus Zen, so this page is ours. Facts come from ConsoleTuner’s and Collective Minds’ own pages and shops, linked where they are used, as checked on Oct 29, 2026.
Side by side
| Cronus Zen | Titan Two | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Collective Minds | ConsoleTuner |
| Price | $109.99 | $149.99, on pre-order at ConsoleTuner’s US shop |
| For PS5 | Zen Link, $29.99 | P5 Core adapter, $39.99 |
| Bluetooth | Built in | Bluetooth Module, $39.99 extra |
| USB ports | 3 inputs, 2 outputs | 2 USB host and 2 USB OTG ports |
| Storage | 8 memory slots of 32 KB | Internal flash plus a micro-SD card reader |
| Script language | GPC | GPC2 |
| Software | Zen Studio for Windows, or the Cronus Zens Studio in the browser | Gtuner IV for Windows and macOS, and the Gtuner Air phone app |
| Consoles listed | PS5, PS4, PS3, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Switch (not Switch 2) | PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, computers |
| Controller for authentication | The console’s own controller in A1 for crossover | Needed on PS4, Xbox One and Xbox 360 |
| Mouse and keyboard | Yes | Yes, direct or from a computer through Gtuner IV |
| Cronus Zens scripts | Yes | No, our Studio programs the Zen only |
What each one costs with the add-ons
The Zen was $109.99 at Collective Minds’ store when we checked, with Bluetooth built in. For PS5 you add the Zen Link at $29.99, so $139.98 in all.
The Titan Two was $149.99 on ConsoleTuner’s US shop, the one its own site links as Shop USA, listed as a pre-order for October 30. Wireless controllers need the Bluetooth Module at $39.99, and the same shop sells the P5 Core adapter at $39.99, which its listing says enables gameplay on PS5. Even before either add-on, the Titan Two costs $40 more than the Zen.
GPC on the Zen, GPC2 on the Titan Two
Both are script devices. The Titan Two runs GPC2, ConsoleTuner’s language, and Gtuner IV is its full IDE: a compiler, debugging tools, an input translator creator, a binary macro editor and a built-in publishing interface. Gtuner IV also downloads free gamepacks, scripts and mouse and keyboard configurations from ConsoleTuner’s online library.
The Zen runs GPC, compiled in Collective Minds’ Zen Studio, and draws script menus on its own screen. We found nothing from ConsoleTuner saying Cronus Zen scripts run on the Titan Two unchanged, so plan on scripts written for the device you own.
Software on Windows, Mac and the browser
The Titan Two wins on the Mac. ConsoleTuner’s downloads page has Gtuner IV for 64-bit Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 and for macOS 10.13 or newer, at version 1.11 from April 4, 2021. Gtuner Air on iOS and Android configures the device from a phone, once the Titan Two has the Bluetooth Module and a micro-SD card.
Collective Minds’ Zen Studio for Windows needs Windows 10 or 11. The Zen can also be programmed from a browser: the Studio on this site works in Chrome, Edge or Opera on Windows, Mac, Linux or ChromeOS. More on that in Cronus Zens Studio vs Zen Studio.
Hardware each one has that the other does not
- Titan Two: a 32-bit RISC micro-controller at 66 MHz, per its product page.
- Titan Two: a micro-SD card reader that adds storage beyond its internal flash.
- Titan Two: the option of an external power supply, sold separately, when a USB port cannot power it.
- Titan Two: integration with Python OpenCV, so computer vision programs on a PC can analyse game video.
- Titan Two: official support for the XIM APEX mouse and keyboard adapter, by its shop listing.
- Cronus Zen: Bluetooth built in, with nothing extra to buy.
- Cronus Zen: a 128x64 OLED screen that shows the slot and script menus.
- Cronus Zen: three USB inputs with a built-in hub, for a controller, keyboard and mouse at once.
Mouse and keyboard
Both play console games with a mouse and keyboard. ConsoleTuner says a keyboard and mouse plugged into the Titan Two, or redirected from a computer through Gtuner IV, are fully supported. On the Zen they plug straight into its USB inputs, and Zen Studio gives six layouts with their own aim settings and ballistic curves, including support for XIM curves. Our guides cover the setup and which mice and keyboards work.
Consoles and PS5
ConsoleTuner lists the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U and computers, and says an authentication controller is only needed for PS4, Xbox One and Xbox 360. Gtuner IV 1.10, from December 22, 2020, added PS5 and Xbox Series X|S support. For PS5, ConsoleTuner’s shop sells the P5 Core adapter described above.
The Zen supports PS5 with Zen Link, plus PS4, PS3, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and Switch. It does not support the Switch 2. Setup is in our PS5, Xbox and Switch guides.
Which one runs scripts from Cronus Zens
Only the Zen. Every script on cronuszens.com, free or paid, is made for the Cronus Zen, and the Studio programs a Zen over its PROG port. If you own a Titan Two, use ConsoleTuner’s library in Gtuner IV. If you are choosing between the two to run our scripts, including cronus2K for NBA 2K27, you need a Zen.
Titan Two questions
Is the Titan Two better than the Cronus Zen?
It has more for script writers: GPC2 in a native Windows and Mac IDE, a micro-SD reader and Python OpenCV. The Zen costs less, has Bluetooth and a screen built in, and runs the scripts on Cronus Zen script sites.
Can the Titan Two run Cronus Zen scripts?
Titan Two scripts are written in GPC2 and compiled in Gtuner IV. We found no statement from ConsoleTuner that Zen scripts run on it unchanged, and Cronus Zens programs the Zen only.
Does the Titan Two work on PS5?
ConsoleTuner lists the PS5, and its US shop sells the P5 Core adapter, $39.99, whose listing says it enables gameplay on PS5. The Cronus Zen needs the $29.99 Zen Link for PS5.
Does the Titan Two have Bluetooth?
Through the Bluetooth Module, sold separately for $39.99. The Cronus Zen has Bluetooth built in.
How much is the Titan Two?
$149.99 on ConsoleTuner’s US shop when we checked, as a pre-order. The Cronus Zen was $109.99 at Collective Minds’ store.