Whats Your Dream Port to the PSP

**one winged angel** · January 7th, 2006, 12:36

tales of symphonia

**shongohan** · January 7th, 2006, 22:40

GRADIUS V from Konami... awesome graphics!

**shongohan** · January 7th, 2006, 22:52

GRADIUS V from Konami... awesome graphics!

**lilvietquoc** · January 7th, 2006, 23:21

OOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
i no!
how bout a metal slug port!!
its 2d...so probly wont be tooooo hard to make!

**acn010** · January 8th, 2006, 06:57

i heard my friend friends had a Playstation 2 emulator on the PSP, with final fantasy XI.im kinda confused with it,he couldnt told about the emu andd the rom cause there independent undergroung hackers,i hate that crap, i just want a ps2 emu,and also N64 emu

**Hidavi** · January 8th, 2006, 07:03

Originally Posted by acn010

i heard my friend friends had a Playstation 2 emulator on the PSP, with final fantasy XI.im kinda confused with it,he couldnt told about the emu andd the rom cause there independent undergroung hackers,i hate that crap, i just want a ps2 emu,and also N64 emu

LMAO. Sorry guy, but your buddy is lying to you.

coders don't do emus for small tiny communities of coders. They do this stuff so the scene can see them and they become big and reknown. The only people in any "underground" scene that would see this would be coders! No noob or non-expert would be there, so what would be the point? Besides, this is he underground, none of this stuff is sponsored by any company...

apart from the fact that the PS2 is actually a few times more powerful than a PSP. The only reason PSP games can look like PS2 games is that the PSP games' resolution is a mere 480x272 while PS2 games' resolution is a much larger 1024x768 (I think maybe even higher for some games). A small 200dpi increase in resolution, in my experience, usually means like 30% more power is needed to push the game at the same speed. Also, PS2 uses 2x AA, whereas it seems the PSP uses none. Thats maybe another 20-30% increase needed, so that means, using this very rough translation, that the PS2 is maybe 130% more powerful than the PSP. When you throw in stuff like AF and larger textures with no texture compression (because the PS2 has none) it might even go up to 200%. The PS2's cpu is only 300MHz, but its not about MHz anymore. There are a lot of factors involved that determine CPU performance. Also, interestingly the PSP's GPU is 166MHz while the PS2's is 150MHz, but then again, its not about MHz.

I'm not blowin up on you, I'm just explaining why what your friend said doesn't make any truthful sense.

And I'm ranting like this cuz I'm hopped up on soda and reallllly feel like talking.

**kalinost** · January 9th, 2006, 03:43

Just a few thoughts:

Marvel vs capcom(or any of the capcom vs series)
Symphony of the night
build engine games- duke3d/blood/shadow warror/etc
half-life

**Cap'n 1time** · January 9th, 2006, 14:44

Originally Posted by kalinost

Just a few thoughts:

Marvel vs capcom(or any of the capcom vs series)
Symphony of the night
build engine games- duke3d/blood/shadow warror/etc
half-life

that pretty much sums all my thoughts up

**Inigo Montoya** · January 12th, 2006, 23:41

What I would like to see ported is Alpha Centari but not Alien Crossfire because it sucked and messed up the tech tree.

Also I'm probably the only one who want's this but how about a PSP development environment that runs on the PSP?

**Voltron** · January 13th, 2006, 11:15

If a full speed w/sound or nearly full speed GBA emulator could be coded with zipped ROM support, it would be a monumental achievement. I assume this would be an incredibly difficult feat to pull off but I would seriously pay or donate to help with such a project.

The same goes for PSPSOne. If a stable PSOne emulator could work such as the Neo Geo CD emulator that would be beyond amazing. I hope the day will come when these emulators will be a reality. It may be asking for too much but it would be nice.