PSP Emulation - Latest Emulators - RIN v1.26 Has Been Releas
These are the latest emus and they can be downloaded here:
Homebrew PSP Converter for Mac OS X - http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/c...0,0,0,0,40,534
HUE - PC Engine Emulator - http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/c...0,0,0,0,29,531
NES - (Game Genie Support) - http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/c...?0,0,0,0,5,516
SNES - ( Fixing a Sleep Problem) - http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/c...?0,0,0,0,4,517
New Homebrew Game - (Black Jack) - http://files.psphacker.com/cgi-bin/c...0,0,0,0,12,528
All my meseta if you can guess what CMTZ stands for.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Im glad I have 3 memory cards.
Even though my psp is getting traded for a modded X box this weekend.
Forget that. I wouldn't take the risk of swapping out the memory cards so close to when the system is going to access them. That's just asking for it. In time they will figure out how to do it without the need for memory stick swapping.
Chris
Holy shit it's cmtz!
Ha ha. Yet another Sony console exploitable with a swap trick!
Gosh....I was so excited when I read the title of this thread. I dont think im gonna risk my PSP for this though. Im sure there will be an easier way soon enough. :/
Has anyone tried it yet? I will try it maņana when I'm able to buy myself a memory stick. Has anyone had any trouble?
All my meseta if you can guess what CMTZ stands for.
OK, Instead of creating a new thread I will ask here...
Anyone know if Sony has released a revised PSP yet? You know a different version like 1.1 or whatever...
They have introduced a 1.0, 1.5, 1.52 and 1.53 versions of the PSP.
All my meseta if you can guess what CMTZ stands for.
I got SNES9x running on my PSP this afternoon after a bit of research and hassle. Setting up and copying over the proper files to the Memory Sticks is the hard part; performing the swap itself is easy, as you get three or four seconds to do it.Originally Posted by Cmtz
-- Z.
there is a single memory card exploit now for the 1.5, its posted on most psp hacking sights...
Even if I go to hell, I will live to the end of this world. And if the world does not come to an end... I will destroy it with my own hands!
You apparently need a PC with a Memory Stick writer to use the single-Stick trick, and I don't got one of those.
-- Z.
No there are only versions 1.0 (Japanese) and 1.5 (USA) for sale right now. The 1.51 and 1.52 updates have to be done when connected to a wireless access point or when it's required from a new game.
The writers are $20 and a new Memory Stick would cost people more than that. So it would be easier for most people to get the Reader and then there is no swap.You apparently need a PC with a Memory Stick writer to use the single-Stick trick, and I don't got one of those.
-- Z.
But I'll stick with my 1.0 PSP . That's MUCH easier. :P
Zack, would you be willing to post somewhere -- either on your website or somewhere else -- how you got SNES9X working? I've tried it myself today, and did'nt have any success with it. I'm wondering if the default 32MB Memory Stick that came with the PSP is one of the problems (my other is a 512 stick).
Also, how well did the emulator work? Which games did you try?
"Four o'clock and all is well.....wish I was in bed, Sir."
-- Guard in the Imperial City, Oblivion
sweet, i got it working too.PSP 1.5 now able to play emus
It's immensely fun playing all these old classics on the go (those games that were never on a handheld before of course). Shining force, here I come
Also, SoulBlazer, if you want contact me on aim: TreasureFan
Alright, Thank's. Hopefully Sony releases one soon so I can ditch the one I have now. This 1 dead pixel is still annoying me.No there are only versions 1.0 (Japanese) and 1.5 (USA) for sale right now. The 1.51 and 1.52 updates have to be done when connected to a wireless access point or when it's required from a new game.
I'll try to hunt down the threads that helped me get SNES9x up and running. I assume your PSP firmware version is 1.5, and that you haven't Network Updated to 1.51 or 1.52?
The default Memory Stick shouldn't be the problem. I'm using my Sony-supplied 32MB Stick as the "boot" Stick, and my 512MB SanDisk as the emu Stick.
I haven't tested much yet; EarthBound, Equinox, Ys III, and a few other bizarre picks.
SNES9x works a'ight, although it definitely needs optimized for PSP hardware. I had to choose a mild frameskip setting and low-fidelity sound (or no sound at all) to get anything running at a decent speed. I'm also wondering if perhaps the PSP doesn't have quite enough juice to run SNES stuff at full-speed, but this emu is still VERY raw, so I'm jumping to hasty conclusions, as usual.
Zektor mentioned in another PSP-emu thread that the TG-16, NES, and GB emus are already rock-frickin'-solid, and I concur. I'll never use GBA emus like PocketNES again, since the PSP can show an entire NES screen without scaling or scrolling.
EDIT: This site has pretty much all you need (information, programs, forums): http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/ Make sure to hit the news page first, as emus are being updated pretty much every day at this early stage (there's now a version .62 of the TG/PCE emu, for example).
-- Z.
Question for you guys: how much time do you spend with emus on the system compared to regular PSP games?
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