NJ's Final update's to Cps1, Cps2, and NeogeoMVS- Homepage Finished

**gunntims0103** · December 27th, 2006, 15:26

new releases of ALL NJS EMULATORS via NJ

Heres what Nj had to say-

This homepage is closed.
I wish to express my gratitude to the people who reported on the bugs up to now.

The account of this homepage is deleted on January 10. Please download these files till then.

The sound test of MVSPSP was deleted from the source code of the latest version (Because the sound emulation was changed). If necessary, please download the source code of 20061222(CPS1,CPS2 1.64 / MVS 1.63).

DCEmu would like to say Thank you to NJ for all the hard work, that he's did on Cps1, Cps2, and NeogeoMVS.

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**Gold Line** · December 27th, 2006, 15:39

nice work NJ

**Napalm-Death** · December 27th, 2006, 15:40

Wow, thanks. I thought he'd never quit, the guy is awesome.

**Psyberjock** · December 27th, 2006, 16:00

I can understand stopping your dev on a project that you lose interest in or that you feel is complete but to remove the website and files completely is a pretty stupid thing to do.

That pretty much negates everything you've done up to that point. At least make a geocities site and leave it there forever. To remove the files is like saying that you wish you had never done it in the first place. That's a bad way to leave the scene.

I applaud the work he's done, but as far as his last act on the project goes, BOO!!!!

Thumbs up to DCEmu for mirroring the files and preserving the work that he cares so little about to delete it's presence.

**pichon** · December 27th, 2006, 16:20

I'm sure these files will live forever in many psp sites, but it's sad that it seems one of the best psp coders ever is going to leave the scene or so it seems by deleting his site.

In any case, I think there's much left to do and someone so talented will probably try more things on the scene sooner or later.

So thank you so much NJ, your work will give thousands of people hundreds of hours of retro entertainment, that's a pretty nice legacy

**psp_sfdm** · December 27th, 2006, 16:26

Thanks NJ for all your hardwork and making something that seems impossible into reality. :thumbup:

Who would've ever thought that CPS/CPS2/MVPSP would run on the PSP?

**NyghtcrawleR** · December 27th, 2006, 17:09

Well I dont think hes actually deleting his site, probably expires and hes not renewing it. Yeah he could make another site to host the stuff, but not really a need when we have sites like these that will do it anyway imo.

**Ennohex** · December 27th, 2006, 17:43

Thank you NJ. I bought my PSP for this reason only, to play retro arcade games. You have made this a reality. I appreciate all the work you have shared with us, and I wish you further luck with your next projects.

PS. If you ever get a chance to do a similar project on the PS2, that would be awesome!