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Jpcsp SVN r2423 is released. JPCSP is the most advanced PlayStation Portable(PSP) emulator, allowing you to play your PSP games on a PC. Even though Jpcsp is written in Java, it can already reach 100% PSP speed on a lot of commercial games... and the emulator performance is constantly increasing. Jpcsp takes full advantage of dual-core processors, matching the PSP dual-core architecture. Even a quad-core can give a small performance improvement by leaving free CPU cores for the Java JIT Compiler and the graphics cache.
Jpcsp SVN changelog:
r2420
- Fix for r2418
r2421
Fix again for r2418. Now the Cube demo is running again.
r2422
Draft implementation for a rendering in software, i.e. not using GPU/OpenGL. This implementation is currently disabled and can only be activated in the source code. It is not yet functional and only 2D rendering is implemented.
Small improvements in the memory management for vertex reading (avoid to create a new VertexState object for each vertex).
Otherwise, no functional change.
r2423
Code clean-up in Compiler.
Download: Jpcsp SVN r2423
Source: Here
2011-12-29
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This version is awesome. Java emulators are the best for speed and compatibility.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the best games it can play?
ReplyDeletetekken 6 playable?
ReplyDeleteGoran H claims that this crap run at ful speed on his NASA PC
ReplyDeletecrappy platform why you are going on this failure project?
ReplyDeletecan someone tell me how to get crisis core audio to work? the menu sounds work but i cant hear voices or music..i have media engine enabled but what else do i need?
ReplyDeletedownload sonic stage and install it,then go options/configuration/media/decode audio with SonicStage...and it should work,mine does.Now,can anyone tell me how to regulate the big fonts (like in Dissidia FF,Duodecim Dissidia 012 FF and other games).Fonts are big,they're out of boxes and are cut out like j or g.....Can anyone help me?
ReplyDeletelol all games i play on psp work fine on this emulator #8...i only had problems with some of the audio but ty #7 for letting me know what to dl :)
ReplyDelete@9 Talking out of your ass again?, not even with a I7 you get stable 60fps in all the games, the emulator have tons of flops and crashes at certain points in the games ,not to mention the astronomical price of upgrade a pc to and i7,motherboard,ram,gpu,cpu cooler,etc you will end up paying around $800 just to play some psp games. i love when people comment bullshit without backing up what they said
ReplyDeleteso yeah @8 is alright a psp 3000 is cheap you run everything flawless and have a built in ps1 emulator made by sony for his specifically for the psp handheld.