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Official PSP 1.50 exploit thread (proper loader has arrived)
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Doom_Bringer
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What a load of BS! How can overclocking your PSP to the original speed cause it to overheat? If anything the PSP should be draining the battery a little faster now.
Aruarian Reflection
Chauffeur de la gdlk
TotalBastard said:
I love how this guy feels the need to qualify his rant.
UtadaBarkley
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Pepople will still buy games if and when that happens. Sounds like a bitter GP32/GB fan to me... There is plenty of piracy on the Gameboy and people still support that massively.
Sp3eD
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TotalBastard said:
I haven't tried anything on GP32, however as far as GBA is concerned, NesterJ totally blows PocketNES out of the water.
First and formost, Memory Sticks >>>>>>>>>> Flash cards ever will be (space to price ratio). Speaking of space, GBA ram does not allow zips roms, while NesterJ PSP does (156 meg total US collection of NES games down to 70 megs because of zips.)
As far as emulation goes, From the games I have tried all have worked better on NesterJ then they do on PocketNES. Maniac Mansion doesn't flicker constantly, Punch out doesn't have garbled junk on the menu's, and Tecmo NBA Basketball isn't a graphical mess. Little Nemo also works perfect (which is normally extremely hard for EMU's to get right for some reason).
and this is comparing it to PocketNES V 0.98 (newest version)
The only plus size PocketNES has is the link up play (which is fairly buggy), but I expect NesterJ or another NES emu to have that stuff up and running by years end. This emu stuff has only been on PSP for a month compared to PocketNES's 2+ year headstart. Give it time.
accord 4 me
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TotalBastard said:
give me a break, dreamcast was dead from day one. piracy had little to do with sega's demise in the hardware sector.
snes emulator running slow?..who cares, is the one for the gp32 only a month or so old also?
over heating? as in..it shuts down? because i doubt it. oh noes..it gets hot, what will we do!!!
UtadaBarkley
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SnowWolf said:
I know it, highly doubt he owns a PSP.
ANyway, back on topic... I can't wait till I get my 2nd MS, so I can play Contra on that beautiful screen...the 333 mhz thing wont overheat your psp. but it seems like a battery killer. im looking at my battery indicator closely and the power consumption seems to be the same as playing a PSP game. which means about 5 hours of game time per charge. no wonder devs. were capped at 222
and PocketNES better than Nester? Nester is very early right now but i actually find it better than PocketGBA
and Sony can save the PSP if it avoids putting mandatory firmware updates in future games. or else i wont buy them at all
you make it sound as if these emulators have been out for years though.
and PocketNES better than Nester? Nester is very early right now but i actually find it better than PocketGBA
and Sony can save the PSP if it avoids putting mandatory firmware updates in future games. or else i wont buy them at all
you make it sound as if these emulators have been out for years though.
Dr. Zoidberg
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TotalBastard said:
Point by Point...
1) Status of Emulators - Give it time. This scene is very young. You're going to see rapid improvement in the next month
2) Overheating - I call BS on this. Can you provide links to sites where anyone has complained of this? It sure isn't anywhere I've been. If 333 could damage the PSP, Sony would have restricted the hardware's ability to do it.
3) Piracy killed the DC - True. I certainly will think thrice before purchasing a game that would require a version update. But honestly, I'm a Nintendo Fan. What do I care if the PSP goes the way of the DC?
Doom_Bringer
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Wario64 said:
Haha I was right, it's capped for a reason. It won't be unlocked untill some better battery comes out.
Totalbastard is pathetic troll!
Dr. Zoidberg
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newsguy said:
The DL's take longer because these games (Especially NEO GEO) are massive in size compared to (S)NES.
BTW, If you want to play Metal Slug, you'd better stick to PCs or the Xbox for now. PSP doesn't have the power with current emus. They may optimize it in the future, however.
Lord Error
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I've played these emus on 333MHz for couple of hours now, and haven't noticed any overheating. Why BS about things when you obviously havent' even tried anything?
PCEngine emulator runs some games I tried at pretty much perfect speed with sound. How much better than that can it go? SNES emu runs very nice with sound off, and considering how poor sounds is in 99% of those games, I can't say I really care. Genesis, Gunstar Heroes run perfectly, and so do others, less complex games I tried.
The way I see it, aside for memory stick swapping, which is of course a nuisance, there are no better handheld emu system right now, in terms of screen quality and control.
PCEngine emulator runs some games I tried at pretty much perfect speed with sound. How much better than that can it go? SNES emu runs very nice with sound off, and considering how poor sounds is in 99% of those games, I can't say I really care. Genesis, Gunstar Heroes run perfectly, and so do others, less complex games I tried.
The way I see it, aside for memory stick swapping, which is of course a nuisance, there are no better handheld emu system right now, in terms of screen quality and control.
I tried it with metal slug. It runs the game fine, but it's too slow and it doesn't have the frameskip option (the games basically run at frameskip 0) and doesn't allow to set the clock to 333.
OK, I've tried all major emulators...
NES - Damn near flawless with any screen size and full sound. 95% perfect, I'd say.
GB/GBC - 99% perfect and better than any PC emus I've used simply due to the fact that the sound doesn't f*ck up and the speed is perfect with v-sync
SMS - Pretty damn good. The speed is perfect and the sound is mostly there, but the emulator has no options. The window size is small and v-sync is disabled. Once more options show up, it should rock.
PCE - Very solid, but needs some work. In the normal window, games run at full speed with full sound...but the zoom modes with filtering are a bit choppier.
SNES - Playable, but needs serious work. Most games work just fine, but the speed just isn't there yet in most cases. Small window size + Transparancy off + no sound = 60 fps on most games, though...but we need more.
Genny - Found the right version and it is mostly solid. The emulator lacks options, though. No screen zooming or stretching, no sound, no other options. Runs very well, though.
I think that's it. I'm VERY impressed thus far and the swapping isn't too difficult either.
NES - Damn near flawless with any screen size and full sound. 95% perfect, I'd say.
GB/GBC - 99% perfect and better than any PC emus I've used simply due to the fact that the sound doesn't f*ck up and the speed is perfect with v-sync
SMS - Pretty damn good. The speed is perfect and the sound is mostly there, but the emulator has no options. The window size is small and v-sync is disabled. Once more options show up, it should rock.
PCE - Very solid, but needs some work. In the normal window, games run at full speed with full sound...but the zoom modes with filtering are a bit choppier.
SNES - Playable, but needs serious work. Most games work just fine, but the speed just isn't there yet in most cases. Small window size + Transparancy off + no sound = 60 fps on most games, though...but we need more.
Genny - Found the right version and it is mostly solid. The emulator lacks options, though. No screen zooming or stretching, no sound, no other options. Runs very well, though.
I think that's it. I'm VERY impressed thus far and the swapping isn't too difficult either.
truffleshuffle83
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WHOA WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE BACKGROUNDS?????
truffleshuffle83
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HOST THEM
Ok, I've rar'ed up SNES, NES, GG/SMS, GBC, NGPC and MD/Genesis. Each folder has 5 files:
EBOOT.PBP
ICON0.PNG
PIC1.PNG
PARAM.SFO
PIC1.PSD
You only need the EBOOT.PBP, the other files are there for anyone to customize them how they please, update text for new versions, update PARAM.SFO (if you're fussy like me) etc.
I'm uploading now, around 2.8mb.
EBOOT.PBP
ICON0.PNG
PIC1.PNG
PARAM.SFO
PIC1.PSD
You only need the EBOOT.PBP, the other files are there for anyone to customize them how they please, update text for new versions, update PARAM.SFO (if you're fussy like me
) etc.I'm uploading now, around 2.8mb.
truffleshuffle83
Banned
so the eboot file you upload we just put in each emulator folder on the mem stick??? im still at work and im tryin to follow along with this whole thing. thinks are looking good since all i really care about right now is nes and it seems to working wonderfully
Crazymoogle
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turok4n64 said:
?? Seemed to come out fine for me.
PanopticBlue
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dark10x said:
Which one?
funny sound is pretty good from the speakers considering they sound like shit with umds... wonder if its because of the sound being more clear and simple or that the emus amplify the sound signal.
and anyone got castlevania IV, F-zero and Contra III working on the snes emu? Contra III and F-zero load completely and then the screen just stays there all black and nothing happens. Castlevania IV only loads 50% and locks up.
and anyone got castlevania IV, F-zero and Contra III working on the snes emu? Contra III and F-zero load completely and then the screen just stays there all black and nothing happens. Castlevania IV only loads 50% and locks up.
TotalBastard
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Sp3eD said:
You don't know much about flash carts do you? The newest carts suppoort zip files and things like the SD Super Card adpater can use SD cards up to one gig.
Performance wise, Pocket NES is still superior. I can only assume that you don't know anything about emulators. If you have played the NES emulator for PS2, as I have, you then know its far from perfect. I see the same thing here. Even the DC has a better NES emu.
Now as far as the over heating issue is concerned, just play your machine and find out for yourself you defensive nerds. I'm not trying to rain on your parade but this overhearting WILL damage your machine. (As will memory card swapping.) Be warned.
Doom_Bringer
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Dazzla said:Just had to post this
woah that's really sweet looking. Is that what it looks like originally or did you make it yourself?
Hi, we've crossed paths before.TotalBastard said:
You're making a claim that playing a PSP at full speed will lead to overheating and system damage. However, it's well-known that the processor speed is arbitrarily lowered by SOFTWARE, and higher speeds can be implemented by software developers down the road. (Feel free to search this forum -- we've had this discussion before.)
So, you're saying is that you can damage a PSP by running the processor at full speed...as the system was designed to do. Care you explain your source for that information?
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