When you emulate the N64 or the PSX on a computer you gave to go through and pick out a lot of different plugins because some games work with one plugin and other ones work with a different one....why don't we have to do this on the psp?
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When you emulate the N64 or the PSX on a computer you gave to go through and pick out a lot of different plugins because some games work with one plugin and other ones work with a different one....why don't we have to do this on the psp?
my guess would be, that because computer hardware varies you can write all sorts of plugins to talor to a specific gfx or sound card..but with the psp the hardware is always the same so it would really be pointless.
Exactly like winxp64 said. There are different plugins for different video/sound cards, operative systems, processors, etc. You can see it on emulators like ePSXe, Project 64
what winxp64 said but it might be a useful feature so many different people can port different plugins making compatability and speed increase a lot faster
You can't run plugins on a PSP, you'll have to re-write your own "plugins" which won't be that fast as on the PC.
Plugins are useless. People is working on the same hardware.