NeoGeo Pocket emulator for the PSP.

ngPsp v1.3.1 Release

Posted on Thu 15 Sep 2005, 7:28 PM

 

Please read the readme.txt file before use.

 

-- Update September 15th --

 

v1.3.1

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Sorry this build took so long. I actually forgot to finish it off when I had issues with getting irda to work. I desided to just go ahead and release this build as there are a few who wish to have it. Yet there is a few issues with this build. First Samurai Shodown 2 & Last blade have some serious issues with the emulator. I have no idea what broke still but both games will lock up for a few mins durring a battle then resume but yet keep repeating this every so often. Someone told me Sonic was not working in the last build but seem to be fine in this build (I played till the 2nd world just fine). The game is actualy decent to play at 333 and a frameskip of 4. Well thats about it. Enjoy.

 

Oh one last thing. Thanks to everybody who donated for me to get a second PSP. I have been working on the wifi library, dubed Nemo, and I am very very close to getting adhoc suport done for p2p. So hopefuly I can get a adhoc demo out in the near future once i can finish off the rewrite of the librarys. Exspect a huge thank you personaly to every donator in the wifi demo.

 

Ps. I officially changed my name from nexis2600 to PSmonkey now.

 

-- *NOTE* - This build defaults to 333Mhz as it was a development build. You can still downclock the emu to 222 via the menu.

 

.) Removed VSync from rendering. Games get a small boost and framerate is now around 40-50 fps in most games. A improvement over being a pretty solid 30.

 

.) Sound code is there but ungodly bad. I left it in this build in the hope someone can help me out with correcting it and getting it accurate.

 

.) Support for using a real bios added but disabled in this build.

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Thanks to Emulation64 for the heads-up.

What's New:

1)Redesigned Menus.

 

2)Enjoy BGM mode added.

 

3)Fetch Game system added.

 

4)Indicator light for signal Game Playing/Mouse Enable.

 

5)Load GG Code/Save As GG code option added.

 

6)More filters added.

 

7)Restored Render Plugin system.

 

8)Check Rom Info option restored.

 

9)More...

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MAME Classic is a front-end for MAME.

Features

 

Independent default options for Raster and Vector games

Stores favorite games in separate list

Custom settings for individual games

Finds ROM changes between M.A.M.E. versions

MAMEDiff support (requires mamediff.exe)

Numerous game filters

NPlayers.ini and Catver.ini support

Icon support  (requires icons to be unzipped in a ICONS folder in your M.A.M.E. directory)

Game information (requires the history.dat file and/or mameinfo.dat file and/or cheat.dat file)

Alternate directories for each directory in the mame.ini file

Two ROM directories

ROM and Sample verify with search for bad sets

Screen Shots

Ability to find and delete ROMs which are no longer supported in M.A.M.E.

Maintenance to your M.A.M.E. directories

Ability to disable Ctrl-Alt-Delete, Ctrl-Esc, and the Windows key during game play in Windows 95 or Windows 98

New In This Version

(For M.A.M.E. version 0.100)

 

Updated for compatibility with M.A.M.E. version 0.100

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To the recent news of Team WAB dissolving and PSP-Dev separation, I come to post this Paypal donation I received of $2.00 USD from a guy we'll call Bob. To keep Bob's information confidential, I have only shown his comment after he donated me the money. Now I never noticed his donation until 2 weeks or so after. But poor Bob wants his downgrader as we all do for the PSP. This will be for the people who upgraded their PSP's to 1.51 and above that can't play homebrew.

Sometimes I wonder how many donations Team WAB themselves got and I hope they can bring us all on joy as they have in the past. We're going to promise Bob that the moment the downgrader comes out, he'll receive an email. The question is, how long will it take? I'll tell you this Bob, if in 2 months there is no downgrader, we're going to give your money back. I certainly understand Bob and let's all have a moment of silence and prayer for Bob's wish to come true.

PRAY FOR BOB!