DCEmu Asks - What Homebrew Apps/Games Have you Tried Recently?

[wraggster]

Hi all we are all mostly gaming fans so heres DCEmus way of asking you the DCEmu visitors questions concering the Gaming scene.

Todays Question is What Homebrew Apps/Games Have you Tried Recently?

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[wraggster]

to answer myself i actually installed the megapack on my dingoo, half the mame games i wanted to work didnt but it was nice to try them.

[symbal]

Can't remember the last decent Psp homebrew that wasn't just an update. Christ this scene is getting stale, i can't wait for Psp2 to give it a kick up the arse or at least for 3DS to do the job for homebrew.

[saint24]

I bought a wiz few weeks ago off fleabay in mint condition for 30 quid wanted one for a while so im really getting into scummVm for the first time. A 16gb card just isnt enough for all the roms day of the tentacle is one of my favourite games of all time

[mungrin]

wow i cant remember the last time i even turned my PSP on

[mike_jmg]

Tried the plugin to connect a PSP to Xlink Kai via usb cable, but I couldn't get it to work, I did everything it said but my psp was never recognized on kai.

[Junya8971]

Right I am playing SNES, NES, GBA, GBC, SMS, NGP, and a some good homebrews like Wagic, Geometry Wars, etc. The PSP scene isn`t dead at all. If you look at the Half Byte Loader (HBL), this is allowing many unhackable PSP users play homebrew on their PSPs. I also think that HBL will actually bring the PSP more to life! :thumbup:

[brandonheat8]

Tried the plugin to connect a PSP to Xlink Kai via usb cable, but I couldn't get it to work, I did everything it said but my psp was never recognized on kai.

Same here man, i tried for like 4 hours, and it just wasnt happening.

[JushinLiger]

DSx86 is good, I'm also on and off with Rogue DS. We need some updates though, JenesisDS and a decent SNES emulator would be nice.

[MidniteAssassin2]

The newest revisions of Open PS2 Loader.
Many improvements since the days of HDL. Loading PS2 games over the network being one of them.