PSX-P Beta 1 Released - Playstation Emulator for PSP

**F9zDark** · September 26th, 2006, 03:05

Originally Posted by motormaniac

so , Whers the File?

They have been taken down because of GPL issues.

**Edshugeo** · September 26th, 2006, 03:06

Originally Posted by mavsman4457

Isn't it great to see coders talking? It makes me feel like there's progress going on.

Now that would be something for Sony to worry about.

**PSmonkey** · September 26th, 2006, 03:31

Originally Posted by Tinnus

A system being more powerful doesn't mean it's harder to emulate or to "get working" in another platform. The 2600 is a very hard system to emulate due to it having tons of chips and tons of stuff done in hardware like collision detection.

If not for the RSP being hle, I'd say n64 would be even easier (specialy since the rdp instruction set is really small and the rsp set is almost identical to the cpu with the addition of the cop2 vector units).

N64 is pretty damn minimul. :P

Also I never did 2600 emulation but I always though it was the timing that made 2600 emulation a nightmare?

--edit--
Forgot to state the rsp is simular to the cpu. did not imply it was simular to the rdp. :P

**M!ckeY** · September 26th, 2006, 03:36

hmm..it's interesting to read what the coders post...it's very informative

**pibs** · September 26th, 2006, 03:56

I hope this doesn't prevent a newer (semi-legal) update of the ps1 emu from coming out

**1_Man_Matrix** · September 26th, 2006, 04:02

Originally Posted by pibster

I hope this doesn't prevent a newer (semi-legal) update of the ps1 emu from coming out

Touche'

**pkmaximum** · September 26th, 2006, 04:40

Did anyone read that last thread, about the legality of the ps1 emu. That was literally PSP coders/dcemu coder/moderator flame wars!

Lets hope another thread like that never happens again, that was literally a nightmare.

**chrisrulz555** · September 26th, 2006, 04:46

It was funny as soon as this was released all the supporters started saying EAT YOUR WORDS HAHA YOU WERE WRONG then this happens. Be more cautious in the future when you are promised something by a known fraud.