Blackace said:Ok boys and girls...we all know the PSP can be turned into a portable arcade. But let's not bring piracy to the GAF boards. Feel free to talk about the PSP and what it can do, but any links, or reviews (personal or otherwise) about ROMS, pirated music or movies will result in a banning. Furthermore, asking how to pirate software, music or movies will also result in a banning. Outside of that knock yourself out!
Thanks...
Mejilan said:Many thanks, sir. They keep 'em all updated and whatnot?
isamu said:Hi Black. Given the subject matter at hand, isn't this kind of a thin line that can't eventually be avoided though?
Blackace said:Those are the rules. Can't ignore them for the PSP.
Sp3eD said:Links to ROMs on this site
-Blackace
Sounds like there's something wrong with the EBOOT.PBP in \SNES. Redo that.={<SMOKE>}= said:alright, somebody help me. i've got kxploit and i've imported the .pbp files for snes9x. the two folders are now on my memory stick ('snes' and 'snes%'). i've placed my roms into the 'snes' folder. when i boot up my psp, i go to the memory stick and the icon for snes9x is there. i hit x to run it. the white psp splash screen comes up and the music chimes. the psp accesses the mem stick. the screen then fades black. the mem stick light stays on for a while. then the system powers off... what the hell is going on?
Yea, this veers into non-TOS safe stuff, namely impressions of pirated software and directions on how to get it working. Sorry I can't be of help here.={<SMOKE>}= said:yeah, the emulator i downloaded must have been bad. i got a new one, which is recommended as the best out there, but holy shit do these snes roms run slow... are there any that run at a normal speed? also, everything is in a square box in the middle of the screen. can i make the picture larger?
I haven't tried very many yet, but yeah, to me SNES and Genesis emulation on PSP have a way to go before I consider them more than a novelty.={<SMOKE>}= said:yeah, the emulator i downloaded must have been bad. i got a new one, which is recommended as the best out there, but holy shit do these snes roms run slow... are there any that run at a normal speed? also, everything is in a square box in the middle of the screen. can i make the picture larger?
JoshuaJSlone said:I haven't tried very many yet, but yeah, to me SNES and Genesis emulation on PSP have a way to go before I consider them more than a novelty.
I knew from others' impressions that emulation past NES was in a quite early stage... but I figured that the odds of a PSP price drop happening before the systems in stores have a post-1.5 firmware was Mighty Slim, so there was little use putting things off. Holding off on the big card, though; for current uses 32 MB is able to hold a few favorites and leave some room for swapping things on and off. And it was much easier to convince myself to blow $~300 than $~400.={<SMOKE>}= said:i'm disappointed actually. between the swapless solution coming out and everyone ranting and raving, i ran to the sony outlet store (while still on the clock at work) and picked up a usb cable and a larger memory stick. all in all, i spent over $80. i expected better emulation than what i've seen. at the least, when it does get rolling i'm ready to rock![]()
={<SMOKE>}= said:every rom i have is of games i own or have owned
How do you change those settings? I know how to get into the basic menu (by pressing left on the analog nub), but there's nothing in there that lets you edit the game speed, sound speed, or sound Khz. Also, how are you assigning the transparency toggle to one of the directions?ourumov said:I bitched a lot about the SNES emu but the fact is that with a little tweaking you can run most games fine...
For FFV (which I own original from JP, YES, no banning please) I did the following:
-Sound 22 Khz.
-Transparency OFF + (assignment to the analog left [sometimes you need them to solve some puzzles, find things])
-Frameskip 2 [When using transparency I press analog up and increase it to 3]
-Size 4:3
-Game Speed 1.1
-Sound Speed 1.1
And the game runs pretty good. Considering the SNES FFV animations aren't nothing special...you have the game in a pretty similar way it was on the original SNES.
Gen.Wedge said:How do you change those settings? I know how to get into the basic menu (by pressing left on the analog nub), but there's nothing in there that lets you edit the game speed, sound speed, or sound Khz. Also, how are you assigning the transparency toggle to one of the directions?
Wakune said:All I want is:
a nice portable roguelike
Sh0k said:Regarding the custom backgrounds, is there a way to reduce the picture size and mantain the picture quality ? I was testing changing the backgrounds with pictures around 149K, they work fine, but it corrupted some of the game icons, they showed like a white square.
Check out the GBA roguelikes for examples:Danj said:What sort of control system would you expect from a roguelike game on PSP, given that it's got no keyboard and the OSK sucks? Would you want a menu based system? Or some sort of button combination system relying on using L and R as Shift and Ctrl modifiers? Or something in between, with common commands available on the buttons and the rest available through a menu?
ddkawaii said:Copyrighted material you once owned but no longer own you no longer have a right to. At least I'm sure that's how it works in the US. Not sure about other parts of the world.
strange logic, if you dont own it anymore you probably sold it, so 2 persons are playing a game only one payed for.={<SMOKE>}= said:from my point of view, i've already paid the $50 to play the game. the developer and the publisher have both received my money for their hard work and so i personally don't have a problem with using the roms...
Thats right, a keyboard attachment for the PSP will soon be available. Logic 3 is currently making a keyboard attachment for the PSP, and it is said to be available on August 30, 2005. This foldaway keyboard attaches to your PSP and folds shut to double as a screen protector! This picture is apparently a mock up, and the actual final product may have changes made to it.
Sh0k said:Regarding the custom backgrounds, is there a way to reduce the picture size and mantain the picture quality ? I was testing changing the backgrounds with pictures around 149K, they work fine, but it corrupted some of the game icons, they showed like a white square.
Laguna X said:So a second memory stick is required to install custom backgrounds?
Ah. Thank ye much, Wario.Wario64 said:nope
just do the kxploit thing. or get the new pspersonalize that uses the new exploit
ourumov said:Don't want to start a new thread...But what are you playing guys ? I am playing FFV mostly![]()