Gaming What emulators work with a slim?

[legendofphil]

What emulators work with a PSP slim?
So far I have DGen and Snes9xTYL nothing else I have tried seems to work it all crashes.

 

[Samutz]

I have RIN (GB/GBC) and Unofficial gpSP (GBA) and both work fine.

 

[HyoImowano]

I'm pretty sure the only emulator that doesn't have a 3.xx version is Daedalus.

 

[Cu1pepper]

There is a version of Daedalus that works with the slim.

 

[myuusmeow]

Yeah. Just use the 1.00 version of Daedalus.

 

[rdurbin]

the following work on my phat and my friend slim, Im using firmware 3.90

RIN for GB/GBC
DOSBox (can play old dos games, I use it for princess maker)
PicoDrive (playes genesis and sega cd)
gpSP Kai 3.2 test 8 (might be out of date, but plays gba games fine)
PSP XTI (emulates ti92)
NesterJ (emulates the NES, works very well)
snes9x TYL ME (Snes emulator, works fairly well, might need to play with frame skip a little)

 

[jalaneme]

What emulators work with a PSP slim?
So far I have DGen and Snes9xTYL nothing else I have tried seems to work it all crashes.

http://pspslimhacks.com/forum/the-best-hom...etc-t454.0.html

 

[JohnDrake]

Ok I have to ask this question.

As you know I have not installed custom firmware on my PSP Slim. However, I did downgrade my Original Launch Model. I was extremely pleased with the results. (Did the whole procedure using a guide I found on this forum.

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Now here is my question. Is the Original PSP better for emulation? I see topics like this one frequently and I'm starting to question whether its worth downgrading my PSP slim.

To tell you all the truth, I somewhat like having two PSPs. One with CFW and one with Official Firmware.

Any help or insight you can give is greatly appreciated.

 

[arctic_flame]

With the appearance of the Time Machine, it doesn't matter anymore...

 

[JohnDrake]

With the appearance of the Time Machine, it doesn't matter anymore...

Uh oh. More news I'm not up to date with.

Information please?

 

[arctic_flame]

http://www.tehskeen.com/modules.php?name=N...e&threadid=6392

The Timemachine is a program to load previous firmwares and custom firmwares from memory stick
using pandora. Like devhook, but working throgh pandora and custom ipl's, it would work even if the
flash and nand ipl of the machine is destroyed.
The timemachine is useful to run software that is not supported anymore, and also as a way of
booting psp's even if the internal firmware is destroyed. It can also be useful for developers
to test their homebrew in different firmwares.

Currently the timemachine can install the following firmwares:

- Original 1.50 (can only be loaded on the phat)
- 1.50 with some 3.40 hw modules. Can be loaded on both, phat and slim.
- 3.40 OE (can only be loaded on phat)
- 3.60 M33 (can only be loaded on slim)

Bascially, you hold a button on startup, and your PSP (slim!) boots to 1.50 Firmware, and you can run everything.

 

[JohnDrake]

Wow, many thanks ! I'm going to study that right now.

Please forgive me if I have seemed like a newb/noob in this topic.

 

[arctic_flame]

No problem, I only found out about it yesterday.

 

[tackle]

Doesn't that require a pandora battery though?
I have a datel tool battery, and have yet to try to get time machine working, but I understand it requires you to have a pandora battery.
What I'm not really sure of is whether or not you need one once you've installed timemachine. I believe you actually do, so to boot 1.5 firmware on your slim you need to put in the pandora batt and hold the appropriate key.
If someone has more on this you're welcome to clarify.