Is there a wonderswan color emulator for psp? There's a megaman game for that I wanted to try out. I tried PSwan but it hasn't been updated since 2005. There was no sound and no fullscreen.
http://www.qj.net/psp/homebrew-emulators/p...06-for-psp.html
http://www.qj.net/psp/homebrew-emulators/p...06-for-psp.html
I was wondering if someone could help me get Snes9xTYL 0.4.2 working. I downloaded the version linked in the OP, and I can run the emulator, but it always hangs while loading the ROM. I've tried ROMs for Earthbound and Super Castlevania IV that work fine for me on my PC in ZSNES. Any ideas? I've also downloaded the NES, TG-16, and GameBoy emulators in the OP and those work fine.
6.x has less homebrew compatibility, you'll need to use another version, though it's not fullspeed with most games like the one in the first post.
http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/1261
You want the version in the 3.x folder.
http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/1261
You want the version in the 3.x folder.
Is anyone having issues getting US GBA ROMs that utilize the EEPROM save function to work on the latest GPSP-J build? I can't get the US versions of The Minish Cap, A Link to the Past, Superstar Saga and Grunty's Revenge to work. Oddly, the European versions load up fine. Also, Super Mario World and Yoshi's Island present screens that say my save data is corrupted, and, unlike in Super Mario Bros. 3, this screen cannot be bypassed.
It seems odd that I should be getting these errors in GPSP-J, when previous versions of GPSP-Kai were able to emulate these games perfectly.
It seems odd that I should be getting these errors in GPSP-J, when previous versions of GPSP-Kai were able to emulate these games perfectly.
Rydian said:
What model of PSP are you using? Firmware? I guess I should have established what I'm using in my original post, as well: I'm using a PSPGo on HEN 6.35 Pro A.
OK, I am using the SNES emulator with my PSP Go on 6.35 PRO-A3. Everything is working fine, except I cant put the psp in to sleep mode when using the emulator. Any help?
There's no real way to change it, and the other SNES emulators that can use sleep mode are slower (at least in some games).
This SNES emulator is fast because it uses the Media Engine (thus "ME") for some decoding, the issue being sleep mode won't work while the media engine is running, and the coder never got to code it to stop media engine when in menus or whatever (if that's possible).
This SNES emulator is fast because it uses the Media Engine (thus "ME") for some decoding, the issue being sleep mode won't work while the media engine is running, and the coder never got to code it to stop media engine when in menus or whatever (if that's possible).
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