Jan 22, 2010. Problems = logs AND.cue file required. Cdimage0= in config file, command line parameter -cdimage= can also be used. No GUI support. The new tool chain has support for building 64-bit MAME builds with gcc, as well as built-in DirectX headers, and C++ support, which was missing from the old tools.

Nintendo: Virtual Boy, N64, NDS Other: Atari Jaguar, Bandai WonderSwan, Sega Saturn, Capcom Play System 3 Emulators for PSP All the emulators were tested on PSP GO 6.61 LME All the emulators work better on PSP 2k+ Some emulators ONLY work on PSP 2k+ RetroArch *INFO* SLIM ONLY: it does boot on psp 1k but i had a lot of crashes on it Emulates: GameBoy GameBoy Color GameBoy Advance NES SNES MSX PC-engine/TurboGrafx-16 NX Engine Doom Sega Genesis/Megadrive Sega GameGear Sega Master System Sega 32X Notes: Unstable. A lot of frame drops and crashes. You need bios files in cores/system. *DOWNLOAD* (nightly) *SOURCES* gpSP *INFO* ANY PSP: Uo gpSP Kai v3.4 test 4 build 225 Emulates: GameBoy Advance Notes: Good compatibility. 128k saves are not supported (Ex.

Pokemon Mistery Dungeon) - use TempGBA You need the gba bios. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Included in the zip, src folder TempGBA *INFO* ANY PSP: TempGBA Emulates: GameBoy Advance Notes: High compatibility. You need this gba bios (md5: a860e8c0b6d573d191e4ec7db1b1e4f6 ). *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* DaedalusX64 *INFO* ANY PSP: It works better on psp slim. Emulates: Nintendo 64 Notes: Low compatibility. Most games have glitches or frame drops. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* DsOnPSP *INFO* ANY PSP: Emulates: Nintendo DS Notes: Just a POC.

Low compatibility. Low framerate. *DOWNLOAD* (beta 9) (unofficial alpha v0.1.0) none - latest: (unofficial alpha v0.1.5) *SOURCES* (old beta 7) PokeMini *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Pokemon-Mini Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* ScummVM *INFO* ANY PSP: Some games only work on psp slim Emulates: Lucasart's Point and click Games Notes: no more actively developed but you can find the latest version.

*DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Snes9xTYL Mod *INFO* ANY PSP: Some games work better on psp slim. Emulates: Super Nintendo Entertainment System or SNES Notes: A few games have frame drops or don t work correctly. *DOWNLOAD* (cm and me version) *SOURCES* NesterJ *INFO* ANY PSP: AOEX R3 SP Emulates: Nintendo Entertainment System or NES Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Included in the zip, src folder. PSPINT *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Intellivision Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* PSPMAME4ALL *INFO* ANY PSP: fw 6.60 version It works better on psp slim. Some games may only work on psp slim. Emulates: Arcade Systems or Cabinet Notes: Not all systems/games are supported.

The menu requires a few minutes to scan all the roms (when you have 100+ roms), this is NOT a freeze! *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* PARTIAL SOURCE CODE PSP UAE *INFO* ANY PSP: 0.83 b1 It works better on psp slim.

Some games may only work on psp slim. Emulates: Amiga Notes: Not all games are supported. Other versions: -- 0.80 b20 -- 0.82 RC1 -- 0.82 S RC2 *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none CPSP1 *INFO* ANY PSP: v. 2.3.5 - 2016 Emulates: Capcom Play System 1 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* CPSP2 *INFO* ANY PSP: v.

2.3.5 - 2016 Some games only work on PSP slim. Emulates: Capcom Play System 2 Notes: You need to generate the cache for each game. Copy all the cache files in the cache folder. Utility source: (romcnv) To compile on Linux: make -f makefile.mvs && make -f makefile.cps2 To compile on Windows: I don't know xD If you need more info, just reply. *DOWNLOAD* PSP 1K: PSP SLIM: *SOURCES* MVSPSP *INFO* ANY PSP: v.

2.3.5 - 2016 Some games only work on PSP slim. Emulates: Neo Geo MVS Notes: You need to generate the cache for each game. Copy all the cache files in the cache folder. Utility source: (romcnv) To compile on Linux: make -f makefile.mvs && make -f makefile.cps2 To compile on Windows: I don't know xD If you need more info, just reply. *DOWNLOAD* PSP 1K: PSP SLIM: *SOURCES* NCDZPSP *INFO* ANY PSP: v. 2.3.5 - 2016 Emulates: Neo Geo CD Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* RACE!

PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Neo Geo Pocket, Neo Geo Pocket Color Notes: Do not load a bios file, it will break some games. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* fMSX PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: MSX Notes: You need the msx bios roms. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* ColEm PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: ColecoVision Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Fuse PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Sinclair ZX Spectrum Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Caprice32 PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Amstrad CPC464 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Vice PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Commodore 64 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* frotz PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Infocom Z-Machine Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Included in the zip, src folder. PSPChip8 *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Chip 8 Notes: This is a beta. SCHIP-8 is not supported. Some games don t work correctly.

The file browser is buggy. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none PSPkvm *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: K Virtual Machine (Java 2 Platform Micro Edition) Notes: This binary is old. The latest version needs to be compiled. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* CaSTaway PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Atari ST Notes: It does not work on ef0: (PSP GO) *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none Atari800 PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Atari 800, 800XL, 130XE, 5200 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* Handy PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Atari Lynx Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* PSP2600 *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Atari 2600 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none PSP7800 *INFO* ANY PSP v. 1.4. Business Ethics Crane Matten Pdf To Word. 0 Emulates: Atari 7800 Notes: none *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* VirtualJaguarPSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Atari Jaguar Notes: Just a POC. Low framerate. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none ags PSP *INFO* PSP SLIM ONLY Emulates: Adventure Game Studio editor and engine Notes: Some games do not boot or crash the psp.

*DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* EmuODD PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Magnavox Odyssey Notes: Executing this emulator several times results in no sound anymore until a cold reboot of the PSP. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* none FBA4PSP *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: PGM Cave Seta Sega Konami Toaplan Taito Capcom Play System 1 Capcom Play System 2 Misc maschines Notes: Low compatibility. Crashes here and there. *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* (latest?) FBA4PSP - Psikyo Core *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Psikyo Games Notes: Compiled by reprep *DOWNLOAD* (Cached - PSP phat) (No cache - PSP slim) *SOURCES* none PicoDrive *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Sega Genesis/Megadrive Sega CD Sega Mega CD Sega Master System Sega 32X Notes: Not all games are working (all systems).

You need Sega cd bios files(EU, US and JP) *DOWNLOAD* *SOURCES* PspDragon *INFO* ANY PSP Emulates: Dragon32/64 Tandy Coco Notes: Not all games are working (all systems). Nice list Some additional info: NesterJ AoEx source is included with the compiled version in the rar file. You should probably link to the nameless's version:. I didn't test it, but he seems to have added some interesting features. Emumaster is a 'fake' emulator.

Its 'author' only changed the name and version number of Masterboy 2.02. Binary and source can be found on its official website:. (I suggest mirroring this though, it is a very old page). Every version above 2.02 is also 'fake'.

I believe the 32MB roms gpsp issues are fixed in Slim models. I'm not sure which versions of the emulator include the fix, but the latest versions of gpspkai probably do. The original GPSP is open source, and I think I saw a GPSP kai source repository once. There's also this similar page in wololo's blog (I'm not sure if you are aware of it). Thanks for your work on another Psp-emulator-list. Thinking i also got them all in ^^ (atm not the new chip8 emu) I cann´t see any comment if a emulator works with ofw maybe my list miss some notes about some additional bios but i guess for most i got a note if bios is needed. Whatever guess some people are lucky if they can grab files from host you use; soure links etc.

For gpsp kai mode i note a much better speed as on offical but this test was with hbl. It was afaik kai-rev.158, at least pushed that ver. As 'best' working on cfw to. Unoffical nds mode (signed&shrunk) is also faster as orginal unoffical same with n64 and i guess but not tested sega.

Great thread man! I finally found a MAME4ALL that works on my PSP! Unfortunately, we still don't have a SEGA 32x emulator. 32x have some gems and more faithfull arcade ports than the other available platforms like: Kolibri, Tempo, Knuckles Chaotix, Virtua Racing Deluxe, STAR WARS arcade, After Burner 32x, Space Harrier 32x, Mortal Kombat II, WWF Wrestlemania.

Picodrive doesn't plays 32x games, only MD/Gen and Sega CD! Other sad thing is that we got PERFECT Neo Geo, CPS1 and CPS2 board emulators, but still don't have any GOOD emulators for older boards that have A LOT of classics like: SEGA System Boards: After Burner, ESWAT, Golden Axe Revenge of Death Adder, Golden Axe the Duel, Outrun, Galaxy Force II, Alien Storm, Fantasy Zone, Space Harrier, Golden Axe, Shinobi, Moonwalker. KONAMI Boards: Sunset Riders, Mystic Warriors, Simpsons Arcade Game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Midway Boards: Gauntlet, Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat II, MK3/UMK3, NBA JAM/TE, NBA HANGTIME. TAITO Boards: Rygar, Double Dragon, Double Dragon II, Chase HQ, Ninja Warriors, Truxton, Cadash.

Emulators for these boards found on the MAME4ALL runs slow due to lack of optimization.

As life gets busier and the years pass, less time to do anything means less time to sit all night playing shmups (though I still do a fair bit of that!). So, it's time to expand my collection of shmups for handhelds. I have everything from a DS to a Wonderswan via a GP2X and NGPC, so can get anything really. I already own: Nanostray (DS) R-Type (GBA) Gradius Collection (PSP) Every Extend Extra (PSP) So - anyone got anything they'd recommend for shmupping on the small screen? I'm already thinking Salamander PSP, and wondering how the Twinbee and Parodius collections on that format compare to the Saturn versions.

I also like the idea of Steel Empire/Empire of Steel on the GBA. If your PSP is homebrew capable, you can of course play Donpachi, Dodonpachi via POPS (the official PSX emulator which was hacked to work with ISO's), and for that matter, the entire PSX library which has a couple of OK shmups. On PSP, there's also fullspeed emulators of CPS 1 & 2, Neo Geo, Neo Geo CD, SNES, Genesis & Sega CD, Turbografx 16 & CD, GBA, and most older systems as well for PSP native games, i definitely recommend star soldier Last edited by on Thu Dec 27, 2007 7:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Obligatory Judgement Silversword >* -post. Needs more emphasis. This game is excellent. The pace is perfect, whether you are looking for 2 minutes of mobile shooting, or 4 hours of hiscore play, this game is all you need. I play on a SwanCrystal, but apparently it works in a WSC emulator for PSP. Interesting, never heard of this one. So far the only wonderswan game i've gotten into is Klonoa.

As an american, it's kinda hard to get into the wonderswan library because most of the titles are in japanese, and most of the games seem to be text heavy. But now i have a reason to fire up the wonderswan emulator again. Also - the Nomad shmups - anymore info on what's good on that handheld? Nomad is the portable Genesis. It plays all Genesis carts on it, so any of those classic Genesis games would now be portable. BE WARNED: the Nomad eats through batteries like termites eat through soft wood.

It may be a small price to pay for such shmuppy goodness, but it is what it is. You could say that of NEC's TurboExpress/GT handheld as well or even the Atari Lynx I or II handhelds also -- they gulp through 'AA' batteries like no tomorrow -- is best to get their respective official A/C adapters if possible. Let's not forget both the Japanese and European NGPC versions of Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams -- a cool shmup port of the cool original arcade PCB of the same name.

^_~ PC Engine Fan X! ^_~ Last edited by on Fri Dec 28, 2007 7:02 pm, edited 1 time in total. You could say that of NEC's TurboExpress/GT handheld as well or even the Atari Lynx I or II handhelds also -- they gulp through 'AA' batteries like no tomorrow -- is best to get their respective official A/C adapters if possible. Yes, I could, had I ever personally experienced a TurboExpress. I do, however, own (and still play!) an Atari Lynx II, and yes: I have the A/C adapter for it because it, too, will wolf down those AAs like nobody's business.

Unfortunately, due to the relative difficulty of finding shooters for the Lynx, I own none for the system. I'd love to be able to play some of them, but for what it'd cost to do so, I'd rather pick up more shooters for the PSP. Yes: of the three Konami Collection imports, I'd automatically go with Salamander Collection first, without a doubt. Others I might suggest to the original poster: Capcom Classics Remixed for the PSP has Chariot as part of the 3 Wonders game, it also has Varth, and a few others. Autocad Mac Keygen Download For Idm more. Not a bad little collection of old school games at all. Especially good for me since it was only $4 for me brand new.

Gotta love me them TRU closeout special prices. I certainly don't dismiss emulation, but I'm more fan of owning the actual game - it's just so much less effort. I'm just not that techie minded; my jamma/CPS2/supergun set-up is complex enough for my weak mind. I'm not one of those collecters who can't even play stuff for fear of busting it, but I just like to hgunt down and play with an original. We are, indeed, kindred minds.

I'm about as computer-stupid a person as you'd care to meet, and while I do have my PSP modified with custom firmware, I don't (currently) emulate, as I'm just not sophisticated enough with regard to this stuff to actually make it happen. I would like NOTHING MORE than to be able to play my favorite shooter ever, Viewpoint for the Neo-Geo, on my PSP, but I'm unable to because I'm just not familiar enough with this stuff to be able to do it.

Still love the PSP, though. Worth every cent I paid. Every Extend Extra *continues* to dominate the time spent playing on that platform. For boagman, It's do-able to play the MVS or Neo-Geo CD versions of Viewpoint on the PSP platform -- just d/l the appropiate Neo-Geo PSP emulator & Viewpoint MVS rom set or CD-Rom set and follow the directions carefully -- and bam, you're good to go!

^_~ Yeah, you *say* that, but it's never that simple, and if I knew someone in the Detroit area that could walk me through some of this stuff to help me gain confidence with it, I'd do it in a heartbeat. That being said, I'm not knowledgeable enough about it to try and tackle it myself without serious worry that I might brick my system or something like that. I kid you not: until about a month ago, I was a Mac-only user, so you can understand why I'm not exactly able to tackle something like this without help.

I appreciate the encouragement, I really do.but it's far, far too large/confusing a task for someone like me, really. For boagman, It's do-able to play the MVS or Neo-Geo CD versions of Viewpoint on the PSP platform -- just d/l the appropiate Neo-Geo PSP emulator & Viewpoint MVS rom set or CD-Rom set and follow the directions carefully -- and bam, you're good to go!

^_~ Yeah, you *say* that, but it's never that simple, and if I knew someone in the Detroit area that could walk me through some of this stuff to help me gain confidence with it, I'd do it in a heartbeat. That being said, I'm not knowledgeable enough about it to try and tackle it myself without serious worry that I might brick my system or something like that. I kid you not: until about a month ago, I was a Mac-only user, so you can understand why I'm not exactly able to tackle something like this without help. I appreciate the encouragement, I really do.but it's far, far too large/confusing a task for someone like me, really. Here's a simple step by step instruction to play the MVS rom version of Viewpoint with MVSPSP v1.63 using a PSP with firmware 1.50 in conjunction with a PC using WinXP OS: 1.) Download the MVSPSP ver. 1.63 emulator and unzip it. 2.) Download the Viewpoint MVS rom and leave it zipped up -- it will be labeled 'viewpoin.zip'.

3.) Select the correct folder labeled '1.0' (if you have a PSP with firmware 1.0) or '1.5' (if you have a PSP with firmware 1.5) and upload to your PSP via a USB link cable in 'USB mode'. Excute the MVSPSP ver. 1.63 program on your PSP by selecting 'X' button and it will automatically create all the necessary files to get the emulator properly installed. The two most important files will be the 'rom' 'and cache' folders as they are right now empty (but will have the correct content placed into them in the future). 4.) Go to the romcv folder and select it to boot it up -- it will ask for the appropiate MVS rom to convert. Select the appropiate disk drive and file location that the Viewpoint zipped file is located on and run the program.

It will now create a cache file. Go to the cache folder and click on it -- inside, you'll find a newly created zipped up Viewpoint cache file. (In order for the MVSPSP emulator to work properly, you will need to d/l the required Neo-Geo Bios file also -- place the Neo-Geo Bios file inside the main MVSPSP program on the PSP and all will be well.) 5.) Place the zipped up Viewpoint rom file into the folder labled 'roms' that is displayed inside the main MVSPSP folder on the PSP. 6.) Place the newly created cached Viewpoint file in step #3 on your PC and place it into the newly created 'cache' folder on the PSP. 7.) Go to the Games folder located below the UMD icon and select the MVSPSP ver. 1.63 emulator and press button X, it should now list Viewpoint, highlight it with the PSP's D-pad or analog stick and press the circle button to boot it up.

8.) Enjoy your newly created MVS arcade roms to play on the go with your PSP! PC Engine Fan X!