PS1P Compatibility List - PS1Emu for PSP

**mcvader** · November 28th, 2006, 16:44

V-Rally: turns off while loading

Alien Ressurection: Works Great, I'd say it's about 10-20 fps depending how big the room is. Movies all work. It seems to work a bit smoother if you turn down the cpu cycles to 400%.

Red-Alert Allies disk: Freezes on the Allied logo, could well be a bad rip the disk is ****ed. Wraggy posted some screens of Red alert counterstrike a few months back so I'm guessing it should work.

**redsox** · November 28th, 2006, 19:10

First of all, great work on the emulator.
That being said, since when did FF7 (US version) ever "work"?
It either crashes at the opening movie or at the movie sequence after the first boss, or I'm assuming every other movie sequence. As long as the movies aren't ripped out, FF7 will never "work" on this release, so enough with the rushed, uninformed statements saying otherwise.
On that note, has anyone actually been able to rip a "workable" FF7? I'm using MagicIso and ust wondering exactly which files to "rip" out. I've tried deleting the "Movies" folder but it still seems to crash at the movie sequences. I'm thinking of just creating dummy files for each file in that folder and replacing them. Anyone else have any luck?

**avocadoclock** · November 28th, 2006, 20:04

So does "works" means playable? :|
Cause I'm getting lots of different impressions...

**Dannyboy1234** · November 28th, 2006, 20:09

I was wondering if it was the NTSC version of Final Fantasy 8 was working or if it was the PAL version?

**Mazero** · November 28th, 2006, 20:21

V-Tennis (PAL) works. But it's awfully alow and I don't know if you can play the game, because it was just too damn slow to get past the menu.

**Apoklepz** · November 28th, 2006, 20:23

Originally Posted by avocadoclock

So does "works" means playable? :|
Cause I'm getting lots of different impressions...

"WORKS" simply means that you can get in-game status..."playable"?...sure, If you don't mind life passing you by.

Some games do get up to decent speed, but then again there's not many popular ones that do...Just wait till the next release.

**Mazero** · November 28th, 2006, 21:56

RPG Maker (NTSC) and SaGa Frontier 2 (PAL) works. Both are very slow but playable (enjoyable is another thing). SaGa Frontier 2 had some strange flickering on the right side of the screen. I also noticed the game crashes if you are changing the CPU and a loading time come.