bleem vs epsxe
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Bleem was good years ago, and still fast, but ePSXe and PSXeven are superior in terms of compatibility, speed and picture quality. Bleem is nothing but a relic anymore, and impossible to get full version in legal ways. Use ePSXe or PSXeven, whichever you find easier to work with, and use it with Pete's and PEOPS plugins.
Yup, Bleem was an outstanding emulator that time... I would say it is WAY faster then ePSXe in some games (Chrono Cross but glitchy, Tekken 3 sound skips) well atleast on my system 
(Athlon XP 1800+). Too bad they had to comercialized it It really would have kicked PSEMUPRO plugin based emus asses!
(Athlon XP 1800+). Too bad they had to comercialized it It really would have kicked PSEMUPRO plugin based emus asses!
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Well if you have a CD key from a version you purchased i'm sure you could get the updates from the internet still. But IMHO ePSXe is better - more compatible anyways.
well, in a way. nowadays, it's extremely outdated. however, for crappy computers, it offers decent emulation that PSemupro style emus cant beat. but for modern computers (and we're talking like Pentium3 and Geforce 2 modern here ) ePSXe, PSXeven, PCSX,etc, are all better choices than Bleem.
) ePSXe, PSXeven, PCSX,etc, are all better choices than Bleem.
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They had problems with sony, and I had FFT running on a 233 with out any problems with the old beta was back when...no improvements I think, can't remember.
man, those commercial emulators just got bullied...VGS just got bought up and then that was that. i remember when Bleem! was under fire, that was lame...and Bleemcast was so cool too
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How the hell can you pirate hardware? Copyright exists for intellectual property protection purposes. Things like works of art, literature, and software are covered under copyright. That's why the BIOS is covered and if you were familiar with copyright law, you'd understand that it's completely legal to write a piece of software that mimics the functionality of another as long as all code used to write said software is original (non copied).culubalo said:
Sony didn't even design the R3000 processor used in the Playstation. It's a slightly modified general purpose CPU produced by SGI. http://sgistuff.g-lenerz.de/hardware/processors.html#r3000
Bleem used an HLE bios similar to PCSX.
no need to get upset flare85, i didn't mean copyright hardware in the literal sense. I meant that by emulating the hardware it was slowly giving people a better alternative to the psx which sony worked on to make, so in that sense they deserve to be upset over what bleem was doing.
THough there tactics where unscrupulous
THough there tactics where unscrupulous
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