uo_Snes9x for PSP 0.02y30 (Snes Emulator for PSP)

***wraggster*** · July 31st, 2005, 22:03

Y has released a new version of his unofficial portof Snes 9x for the PSP console, heres whats new:

– Added cheats function.
– Changed around the menu.
– Fixed some GFX bugs and trivial optimization.
– Other minor adjustments.

Download this latest Snes emulator here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/unofficialsnes9xpsp.shtml

**Cap'n 1time** · July 31st, 2005, 22:06

the cheat options are quite nice

**rock_light** · August 1st, 2005, 00:10

Finally a SNES emu running at reasonable speeds!

**Cap'n 1time** · August 1st, 2005, 00:40

Originally Posted by rock_light

Finally a SNES emu running at reasonable speeds!

... yah its running at a speed.. but your not

snes has been pretty playable on psp since like... well since a while time ago.

**stellarola** · August 1st, 2005, 00:51

I still feel like all the snes emulators are still pretty unplayable. I don't like to frameskip to get choppy visuals.

**aaroncort** · August 1st, 2005, 00:51

Sorry this is an amature question but I don't understand what format the cheat codes are in. They must begin with a 7E or 7F but game genie codes don't start with that. Where can I find cheat codes or how can I translate cheat code to work with this device. Thanks a bunch, Aaron.

**ghost2258** · August 1st, 2005, 01:25

hmm will this work with cheats made with zsnes for windows?

**Cross** · August 1st, 2005, 01:36

WOOHHOOO CHEATS!!! Good I need more Money in my RPGs lol

**Raiser** · August 1st, 2005, 01:43

Originally Posted by aaroncort

Sorry this is an amature question but I don't understand what format the cheat codes are in. They must begin with a 7E or 7F but game genie codes don't start with that. Where can I find cheat codes or how can I translate cheat code to work with this device. Thanks a bunch, Aaron.

That would be codes in Hexadecimal format. Hexadecimal is a base-16 number system, however, so values in hex are different from our standard number system, which is base-10. You see, all the game Genie is really just a simplified hex editor. The codes tell it what address in the game's memory to modify (such as the address where the player's lives are stored) and what value to assign to it (such as 99). That would then cause the player's lives to always stay at 99.

In the case of the Game Genie, it translates these long and confusing hex numbers into a more simplified 8-digit code, which is a little more novice-friendly. You can find a program here called "GG to hex conversion program", which will allow you to convert Game Genie codes to hex values and vice-versa.

Edit: On second thought, it's probobly in Action Replay format, which is pretty much the thing as the Game Genie, only its codes more closely resemble hex addresses.