PSP: Emulation

MuGen · 06-24-2005, 03:46 PM

All my SNES games work wonderfully now under
Transparency: Off
Frameskip: 3
Sound: 11MHz
Sound Speed: 1.4
Graphics Speed: 1.4
PSP Clock: 333Mhz

Genesis works great under
333MHz
Cell
Autoram: n

Null · 06-24-2005, 04:01 PM

SNES ones depend on the game, i also notice for Zelda on SNES, if you have transparency off, and you go outside, you can see anything cuz you cant see through the rain. lol., but all these emulators are very very early stages, they will only improve.

Perfect Stu · 06-24-2005, 04:04 PM

i cant afford a PSP quite yet but I dont know if I can resist Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee and the whole emulation thing...

*stares at wallet*

no...I cant...not yet

Dyne · 06-24-2005, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Null

SNES ones depend on the game, i also notice for Zelda on SNES, if you have transparency off, and you go outside, you can see anything cuz you cant see through the rain. lol., but all these emulators are very very early stages, they will only improve.

Kirby Superstar is a cluster**** of slow. There's just no helping that game right now.

It's sad, I really want to play it on the go, badly.

And for the record, I haven't touched lumines or Hot Shots Golf once since this emulation. Hahah.

MuGen · 06-24-2005, 04:42 PM

I haven't touched my games or movies either... the emulation is awesome, cuz you can have so many games on there....

Jonbo298 · 06-24-2005, 07:53 PM

I was going to hold off getting a PSP for a bit until I could scrounge up the cash but I'm about to go out the door and get one right now if only for the emulation

MuGen · 06-25-2005, 03:56 AM

I like the idea of having these games there when you need them. Say I forget my UMD's I can call upon the powers of the older generations and play those games.

I mean...I may be speaking for myself only when I say, I STILL have fun playing Revenge of the Shinobi for Genesis..... or how about Streets of Rage?

Reminds me.. I haven't tried out Star Ocean yet.

Null · 06-25-2005, 09:20 AM

thing is, Some new games for PSP are going to have automatic firmware updates in them.

so you may buy a PSP game, and your emulators will no longer work. be careful what you buy

Vampyr · 06-25-2005, 07:28 PM

Can someone point me towards a tutorial on how to get the emulators onto the PSP, using only one memory card? I'm excited to try this out, but I have no idea how.

If the tutorial is on ps2info.com don't bother giving it to me, because that site blocked my email for some reason and I can't sign up to read anything there. I'm not sure why they blocked me, I've never been to it before I tried to sign up.

Dyne · 06-25-2005, 07:31 PM

Yeah, Null, point me to the KXploit too? I've been too busy to find it.

I've swaploitted two more times since it came out, but I wouldn't mind having the one-memorycard solution.

Vampyr · 07-02-2005, 11:20 PM

Alright, this is really pissing me off.

I picked up a USB cable today, and I did not forsee the string of complicated and frustrating events that would follow.

So, I come home and hook up the PSP to my computer, and then I spend two hours trying to get it installed on my computer. This little icon appeared in my system tray and was like "new hardware detected"...and then it wouldn't go away. Apparantly it was installing the hardware, so I let it go. I went and played MGS3 and came back, and it was still there.

So I decided to shut my computer down and try again. So it was shutting down, and it got to the part where it says "saving your settings", and then it stayed there. I left it like that for about 20 minutes, then I just pushed the button and turned it off. That has happened a few more times sense then.

But anyway, I eventually restarted and tried again. It took a while, but it finally came up and said "new hardware is installed and ready to use".

So I went to the USB part on the PSP, and then opened up KXploit and generated the files for an SNES emulator. I thought everything was good....but then I tried to put a ROM on there. I put the ROM in the correct folder, and then went to the memory stick part of the PSP. There was nothing there.

I thought maybe I didn't wait long enough, so I went back to the USB thing on my PSP (btw, is the only thing it's supposed show is the text "USB"?) and I tried again and waited about ten minutes before leaving the USB thing on my PSP and going to the memory stick. Still nothing there.

And I would like to take this time to mention that every time I hook my PSP to the computer and turn on the PSP, for some ****ing reason, my internet stops working and I every site I try to go to "times out".

I have no idea what the problem is.

Vampyr · 07-03-2005, 12:28 AM

Ok, thanks Null. I plugged it into another USB slot, and it worked. I guess that one must have been messed up.

But the SNES roms are really slow...

So how do you change the system settings like you and Kyuzo were talking about? I want to up my processor speed...I know that will suck away my battery life, but i don't care, I have an outlet to jack into.

Dyne · 07-03-2005, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Vampyr

Ok, thanks Null. I plugged it into another USB slot, and it worked. I guess that one must have been messed up.

But the SNES roms are really slow...

So how do you change the system settings like you and Kyuzo were talking about? I want to up my processor speed...I know that will suck away my battery life, but i don't care, I have an outlet to jack into.

I remember mentioning it before, but press left on the analog stick. Then use the settings posted earlier.

Vampyr · 07-03-2005, 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Dyne

I remember mentioning it before, but press left on the analog stick. Then use the settings posted earlier.

Thanks, I've got it now.

Vampyr · 07-03-2005, 10:38 AM

Ok, new problem. Last night I turned off my PSP while playing a ROM, and today when I turned it on, it's stuck on that screen.

When I click the "Home" button, a screen pops up, but none of the buttons will let me select "yes" to get back to my desktop. And I can't move or do anything in the game, either. I'm stuck there. -_-

Edit: Nevermind, I fixed it. I had to remove the battery.

Note for every one else: Don't just turn your PSP off while playing a ROM.