Neo Geo and CPS2 games are running fine, but CPS3 is at 70% speed and for some reason, genesis simply doesn't work.
Hi, here cps3 run's at full speed with almost all shaders. Are you using an heavy shader (xbr..)?Neo Geo and CPS2 games are running fine, but CPS3 is at 70% speed and for some reason, genesis simply doesn't work.
Or try RetroArch. Might be better for you. Not sure if anyone is working on Emulators or Homebrew for the Vita as much anymore.Oh well, I "fixed" it by just installing the CPS1 and CPS2 emulators of PSP instead. These are flawless and run everything at 60fps. There's no reason to spend time and effort in making a Vita emulator when Adrenaline can run the better emulators.
RA Final Burn cores are on the same level as this emulator sadly. Even Captain Commando drops to 50 fps so... yeah.Or try RetroArch. Might be better for you. Not sure if anyone is working on Emulators or Homebrew for the Vita as much anymore.
So a lot of people praise this emulator a lot, I guess you've managed to get games to run at 60fps right?
Because in games like Marvel vs. Capcom I'm getting 40fps and I have no idea if I'm doing something wrong or not.
Most people don’t even notice frameskipping.
For me a game only runs at 100% when it has 60fps with 0 frameskipping!
So a lot of people praise this emulator a lot, I guess you've managed to get games to run at 60fps right?
Because in games like Marvel vs. Capcom I'm getting 40fps and I have no idea if I'm doing something wrong or not.
Is it possible to do 2 player local multiplayer adhoc with this emulator to play marvel vs capcom like you can with the psp emulator cps2psp?@AkitoUF I am not sure what you’re doing, but you’re doing something wrong.
@davidgilmour, there’s nothing to “not notice” in this emulator. Frameskip can be disabled and there’s a fps counter which shows the number. So I don’t know why you even posted your remark. All your post does is add confusion to the simple question: can this emulator tun Marvel vs. Capcom at full 60fps without frameskip?
Of course the answer is yes. Even the PSP can run this game at full 60 fps without frameskip, so it is no problem for the Vita.
To make sure, I just tested it: Marvel vs Capcom runs at perfect 60 fps using PFBA Vita.
Settings:
Scaling = fit4:3
Filter = linear
Effect = sharp
Show fps = on
Frameskip = off
Proof screenshot:
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I hope you are not using some plugin that causes slowdown in homebrew. For example "PSV-VSH-Menu" (kuio.skprx, vsh.suprx). Don’t use that one, it is known to cause slowdown. I don’t understand why so many people still use all these plugins, then complain about slowdown. If you want you can try one plugin at a time to find out which one causes the slowdown, then only disable that one.
Another thing to try: make sure you installed the latest version of PFBA from Vitadb.