PSPPlayer - Playstation Portable Emulator for Windows Update

[wraggster]

ben.vanik after nearly quite a few months away has posted new screens of his PSP Emulator for Windows working on new games, heres the screens:

Puyo Puyo Fever
It gets in game, but the drawing is wonky (only every 10th frame or so draws)



Every Extend Extra
Besides a few rendering glitches, the game works great! This is the first 3D game working; I was getting worried that I'd only be doing 2D stuff




I cant wait for a download of this emulator

[DPyro]

The source code is available, you can compile it yourself

[DarthPaul]

Thanks... but no thanks.

Why would I want to play portable games in a non-portable system? And I can play any game in the PSP without the need to buy it. And from my point of view, that's why people make the emulators... to play the "back-ups".

And if I ever want to play them big-screen, I have a S-Video cable there, an HDTV, and a TV-Out. So, hah!

Edit: Oh, I forgot that there are people who don't own a PSP...

[JKKDARK]

DarthPaul, a PSP emulator can be used also for homebrew stuff.

[acn010]

not only that... there also portable systems or micro computers like the oqo model 2

[Tinnus]

Well, at least that guy could do a PSP emulator for the DS :P

[dangee]

It may not be technically feasible, but I'll bet there's more than a few
PC users that'd like to run PSPTube.
From a corporate POV, Game Demos, & f/ware emulated on PC would be a good advert for the capabilities of the PSP.

Realistically tho, the size of MIPS+allegrex, & sound/graphics coprocessors,
make a full function emulation unlikely in the near future.

[Keitaro Urashima]

Awesome...

[uberjack]

DarthPaul, a PSP emulator can be used also for homebrew stuff.

... and we all know how many of us use emulators for "homebrew stuff". wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more....

[JKKDARK]

... and we all know how many of us use emulators for "homebrew stuff". wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more....

The same people who download homebrew games/emulators/apps.

It would be a waste of time for me burn homebrew on a CD-R and try if I did it correctly on my Dreamcast. I prefer to test it on an emulator first.