How does it run?
I think it features the same chip Mario RPG has (SA-1), but I want to make sure that it runs good before I get a PSP.
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How does it run?
I think it features the same chip Mario RPG has (SA-1), but I want to make sure that it runs good before I get a PSP.
It runs a little slow on SnesPSP_TYL 0.4.2me
Not bad, no crashes, but there is some slowdown...
Sometimes the frame rate can drop to 23fps
I have a PHAT PSP running 3.71M33-4
Maybe a different version can run it better.
Setting frame skip to 1 or 2 helps a little.
Thanks for your help.
But dont you think setting it to 333 MHz and using a Super Mario RPG speedhack would help it out?
why are you posting such messages...
how about trying them by yourself.. :)
not to be rude or something...
Because if you read the first post, I said "I want to make sure that it runs well before I get a PSP."Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
And I was wondering what the best settings would be for it.
just buy it lol "THEN" you try it ROFL!!!!!!!
This is a site for homebrew..I thought I could get a decent answer with the 3xx,xxx people on the site (It's not like half of them are active but w/e).Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
I should get one in a couple days, THEN ILL TRY IT MYSELF lol :thumbup:
ok ok fine... look... it does work even for slim versions... problem from the rom is that its slow as hell same goes for yoshi island and starfox..
happy now???
Yes I am! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by acn010
so you buying the fat or the slim i may ask???
Well the Slim I think would be more useful on the official Sony side of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
The fat seems to be compatible with a lot more homebrew though (even with Dark_AleX's time machine), so I'm not sure..tough decision.
What would you recommend?
i stopped using the phat long time ago... since that point i started using the slim..... problem from you is that you need to pandora the slim first.. i dont know if you have a pandora battery and a magic stick... if you dont i guess you have to buy the phat OR buy the battery onlime...
i highly recommened the slim...
well brb... going on chinese food hunt XD
Yeah, if I get a slim, I'll just get a Slim TOOL Battery online and a cheap 256MB memory stick to use (I already have the files on my computer somewhere).Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
I seriously cant wait to play Final Fantasy VIII on the bus!
and get jumped by a unknown bully lol
Nah, I go on a small private school bus.Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
And Im like 6' and 200 pounds. No asshole is gonna be jumping me. And if they did, I'd get all Queen Latifa on them lol
so you chubby?
wow im 176 and im 21...
nah, just got a bit of a gut :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
w/e the only thing i care is that your a friend.....
ok... here are the current systems that i am still using
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...0/IMAG0012.jpg
and you can see that im playing FF7 CC XD
What an attractive fat PSP.Quote:
Originally Posted by acn010
And what's that thing on the left?
It looks pretty good!
The Super Mario RPG speedhack is only good for SMRPG. Same with every other speedhack. It's a game-specific thing, which is why it's so tedious to create patches and update the database.
I tried speedhacking Yoshi's Island, Star Fox, and Kirby Super Star several months ago. My patches for YI and SF did nothing to aid speed, while KSS broke entirely. Kirby's Dream Land 3 however did gain a nice speed boost if you want to try that out.
Oh ok, I thought that you were modding the emulator to be more compatible with the SA-1 chip.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanTheManMS
I know pretty much nothing about coding. All I can do is find instructions within the game itself that tell the SNES to enter idle loops, which we can skip when emulating the game.
i love my phat psp... that fat psp is the one that i bought it in new york city when it came out.. i was waiting for the system for like a whole week... there were like around 17 people in front of me... but oh wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Eviltaco64
the other one in the left is an oqo model 2, its a umpc, a costly device but its worth it...