The next step is to download your chosen PSP GBA emulator to be installed on the device. Try to find it on the internet by typing in your PSP model. They aren’t as common as other PSP emulators.įor a PSP to be able to run retro games, you must install custom firmware on the device. If you’re a big fan of GBA and want the games to be played on your PSP, it’s a possibility, but it requires some effort.Ĭonsidering PSP hardware specs, GBA Emulation on PSP sounds promising.īut finding the best GBA emulator for PSP is actually quite difficult. But, we don’t blame you if you probably want to take a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
The PSP is already packed with fun games. * people for all sample code (cooleyes for libaudiocodec one).Playing favorite games across consoles sounds like a nice idea. * fDave for the original PicoDrive, and Stef again for releasing Gens source, something to base my work on. * NJ for CZ80 (which was also based on Stef's code). * Chui for FAME/C (which is based on C68K by Stéphane Dallongeville, Gens fame) Be sure to check the readme for details.įinally, I feel I need to give credits several people whose code I used for this release: Note that this emu may need some option tweaking to get certain games working. This emulator uses hardware MP3 decoding via audiocodec library in PSP. However there are some CD games which won't run too well (although situation can be improved by tweaking some options). There is nothing fancy about this emulator (no dynarecs/asm cores), but it's still able to run many Genesis games fullspeed with no frameskip (including some CD ones), and others with some skipping. Well I don't really like how it performs (it still needs a bit more work), but I've decided to move to another project, so I thought I better release it as is, then keep it around untouched for months.
There seemed to be some demand for Sega CD/Mega CD emulator for PSP, so after doing the Gizmondo port I decided to port PicoDrive, my Genesis/MegaDrive/Sega CD/Mega CD emulator, to PSP.
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