Neogeo Cd Psp Emulator

[ProphetZG]

Why Do I Have To Go Thru All Of This Just To Play Neo Geo Games.... Why Cant The Emulator Just Play The Roms Like They Are?????

1) The PSP doesn't have a enough RAM to load most of the later (i.e. good) NeoGeo games, so an AES/MVS emulator isn't terribly feasible and would be much harder to do.

2) NeoGeo CD games are designed to work in a small RAM space by loading the games in small chunks. Perfect match for the PSP.

3) You don't have "to go through all this" - if it's too hard, just don't bother. When you're getting things for free, it's silly to complain.

[Cap'n 1time]

go to my computer and right click the virtual drive. click explore.

its not a rom either, dont say that.

[vagabond1]

Why Do I Have To Go Thru All Of This Just To Play Neo Geo Games.... Why Cant The Emulator Just Play The Roms Like They Are?????

1) The PSP doesn't have a enough RAM to load most of the later (i.e. good) NeoGeo games, so an AES/MVS emulator isn't terribly feasible and would be much harder to do.

2) NeoGeo CD games are designed to work in a small RAM space by loading the games in small chunks. Perfect match for the PSP.

3) You don't have "to go through all this" - if it's too hard, just don't bother. When you're getting things for free, it's silly to complain.

Are you an actual programmer?

I remember playing Neo Geo games with a 32MB computer in NeoRageX. Even King of Fighters 99 worked well in that setup. I'm not sure of the overhead the loaders +the NeoGeo emu would consume, but HLE would pose little problem so I've heard in Neo Geo emulation on the PSP. The problem comes in when coders don't use HLE because there hasn't been a great need to in the past.

The Neo Geo system utilized way less than 8MB. Using HLE, drawing needed data from a mounted ROM on the memstick, you'd be able to load considerably-sized roms on the PSP, right? (I'm not saying KOF2003, but more along the lines of SamSho4, or decrypted/test/prototype roms).