1) Ridge racer works perfectly.
2) Final Fantasy 7 works perfectly, there's only a bug that prevents the "Sony Computer Entertainment ..." logo from showing at the start, but the game continues to work. Just wait some time and the next screen("Squaresoft") will appear.
3) Final Fantasy 8 works. The same bug as FF7 prevents the opening screens (including squaresoft and credits) to show, but if you keep pressing X eventually it will reach the menu. There's another bug that prevents the game from rendering the screen in the world map, although it continues to run. However the screen shows when you pause the game. So keep pausing and un pausing and voila, you'll be able to run around However, in the part when you go drive a car it seems to freeze at a black screen.
4) Memory cards should work most of the time.
5) Save states work around 70% of the time. L+R+left to save, L+R+right to load.

1) Put the ps1p and ps1p% folders in /PSP/GAME
2) put scph1001.bin and psx.iso in the ps1p folder. psx.iso is any ps1 game image in IMG, ISO or BIN format. Currently there's no menu (sorry) so that's the way to select a game at the moment.
3) open the emulator and it will run psx.iso automatically.

This release does NOT have a dynarec, yet--this is being worked on currently.

Expect a 2x or more speed increase with the dynarec

Here is my latest project for the NDS : Ninji & Zarbi.
It's a skill game in which the player controls two characters at the same time, each of them being on its respective screen.
The music heard during the game is Cherry Blossom Girl by Air.

Got annoyed the other night working on the game, seemed to spend ages not getting anywhere! My main goal was to just change the graphics mode I use to mode 5 2D.

I'd moved the output folder of the project so it doesn't sit in the same folder as the source code. It's cleaner and lets me see what the final game folder will be like. There's also a lot less files in there, which should HELP the file system. Instead it's back to its old tricks. One of the first files it accesses inside a subfolder is loaded and read fine, but from then on it seems unable to read any data in a folder. It's fine with the root, but not a subdirectory. It means the maps aren't loading right now because the tiles and maps are in subdirectories. It's doing my head in!

I still haven't downloaded the latest library files because it's all hidden away on a CVS, and I've not had to use WinCVS before. It's a total ball ache but I'm hoping someone at work can give me a hand... grumble grumble just give me a ZIP to download lol. I'm not sure when r20 devkitpro is out, but I can't wait.

Anyway it turns out I got the change in graphics mode working almost straight away, but when it didn't display properly (due to the map not being loaded correctly) I spent ages looking for a bug in the graphics and not the file system, costing me lot's of time. D'oh! I've got some playing to do still with the graphics to get an in-game HUD working propely over the tilemap but I don't think it's far away.

Playing with the graphics has pointed out though that my SDL graphics core could do with a lot more work to make it useful. It's current approach to emulating the DS is ok but not great for debugging. This is something I'll do after I release the first beta though to not 'waste' too much time


In other news I just want to point out that this really isn't a port of C&C on to the DS because I'm not updating the original source code to work on another platform - because I don't have the original C&C souce code ;p This is a totally new code base written from scratch. I'm just being picky really pointing that out

It does mean that people can't see the source code and get an idea on how to port a game, but they can see the source code and see how to write games for the DS. The code is actually pretty generic in most places, and I don't mind at all if people decide to lift the code for their own stuff. Of course they might not like my C++ singleton 'hell' but that's the way it's written so ha!

Anyway, yes I will be releasing the source code for the game.. but not for a little while! I'd like to get most of the systems cemented first and clean the code a little. Gotta make it presentable ;p

The goal of Mahjong is to remove all the parts of the plate by selecting them per pairs.
Approximately, and for those which would not know yet, each part has a drawing, and each drawing is placed at least 4 times on the plate (thus all chances to have at least a solution each time).
Then, one donot can select the parts which are wedged under (or between) other parts…

Other information:
The play was completely developed in less than 2 days. It could thus be optimized and some plates could be added. If one day I have courage, it is promised I does it
The screen top indicates the number of remaining parts, as well as the duration of the part.
Constantly play, if you are blocked, press on “X” to post a solution (but it is not inevitably only, nor even the best). Attention not to make confidence with the solution suggested too much, it is certainly the solution, but not inevitably most intelligent.
You can also start again the plate while supporting on “Select” in the course of part.
And finally, support on “Start” to leave the part in progress and to return to the principal menu.

New in this version:
* Supports Monochrome Mode, used to flash the screen in Dragon Warrior 1, 2, and Final Fantasy 3.
* Supports Frame IRQ used by Dragon Quest 1, 2, and Door Door. Possibly buggy.
* Supports NES Play Action Football
* Supports Mapper 42
* Now can save state in mapper 40,42,69
* SRAM save compression takes place immediately on entering menu, making save smaller for pogoshell
* Removed EWRAM Turbo option
* Changing gamma immediatly updates palette
* Code Cleanup