Here's all my Pre-Made emulators.

**Bloodsack** · July 28th, 2005, 13:01

ok.....I had time to wake up more this morning and thought the music on smashgpsp wasn't good enough. so I made "I hope" much cooler music and a way cleaner backround.

**beldandy561** · July 28th, 2005, 16:37

Just wanted to drop by and throw my 2Cents in on all these custam icons/backgrounds. I originally made this for PCEPSP 7.0 but have since moved to HuE 6.0 because of smoother frame rate and better support.

This backdrop is themed on the Y's games and features a quote from Dark Fact taken from the American y's book 1&2.

Hope you enjoy it, as it took me about 3 hours to custam make the photo in Photoshop, (a lot of cutting and clipping).

If I get time I will post a couple more for other emu's depending on the feedback this one recieves

Enjoy

FYI: I only posted the EBoot for version 1.0 PSP's because of time constraints. I will try and post the 1.5 version a little later today.

**beldandy561** · July 28th, 2005, 17:00

Here is the 1.5 version of HuE 6.0 as promised.

This is a PC-Engine / Turbo Grafx emulator that I think has recently outdone PCEPSP ver 7.0

I have also attached a picture of the backdrop so you can see if it is your cup of tea or not before waisting the time putting this Eboot on your PSP.

Enjoy

FYI - The picture looks darker on this forum then it actually is on your PSP. Just a heads up.

**Bloodsack** · July 28th, 2005, 23:24

Originally Posted by beldandy561

Just wanted to drop by and throw my 2Cents in on all these custam icons/backgrounds. I originally made this for PCEPSP 7.0 but have since moved to HuE 6.0 because of smoother frame rate and better support.

Hue does look smoother, but PCEP 0.7 has sound and that makes all the difference.(At least to me it does) It's scratchy sound....but sound none the less. something hue doesn't have.

and that better support is not true. I played with both myself and find their both the same. Only 2 things are different..

1)Hue has cleaner graphics.
2)PCEP 0.7 has sound.

**BlingShyne2 TAA** · July 28th, 2005, 23:28

Hue has sound, you just have to go to the ROM menu and select to turn the sound on.

It took me a while to find it too, but I'm using PCEPSP right now...

Also, whats the game that you have in the background? It says Dracula X but I couldn't find any roms for it.

**Bloodsack** · July 28th, 2005, 23:29

Originally Posted by BlingShyne2 TAA

Hue has sound, you just have to go to the ROM menu and select to turn the sound on.

It took me a while to find it too, but I'm using PCEPSP right now...

Also, whats the game that you have in the background? It says Dracula X but I couldn't find any roms for it.

Not on CDroms it don't.

**Bloodsack** · July 28th, 2005, 23:30

Originally Posted by BlingShyne2 TAA

Hue has sound, you just have to go to the ROM menu and select to turn the sound on.

It took me a while to find it too, but I'm using PCEPSP right now...

Also, whats the game that you have in the background? It says Dracula X but I couldn't find any roms for it.

oh...It's not a rom... it's a ISO.

Without sound support on cdroms....I will not use this emu.

**Bloodsack** · July 28th, 2005, 23:32

BlingShyne2 TAA you've never heard of Dracula X Rondo of Blood? It's only the best Castlevania game ever made.

**beldandy561** · July 29th, 2005, 02:26

To achieve greatness you must first have a strong foundation withwhich to build.

I have studied each of their code and what they give importance to.

Just because you have more than the other or reach a goal first does not mean you are better. Shortcuts always have to be taken to get ahead of the others.(or work 24/7)

I believe this is the case with PCEPSP. I do not see the devotion in PCEPSP's development that I see in HuE's. Work on compatability and sound performance and leave spead and extra features for later. You will be saving youself time in the long run.

It also comes down to the coder. HuE's programer has openly asked for help with his project and even though there was a more advanced version of PCEPSP out at the time he was only focussed on his project and doing it right.

I beleive this will prove in the long run to be a warrented choice.

Please don't be so quick to judge, as many hours have gone into both programs and due respect should be given, to each group for what they have brought to the PSP Emulator table.