Emu's ON the PSX
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wah? can u repeat that?(in english plz) :lol:
I guess some of us know more than others 
I used to have a Sega Master System emu on the PSx and it works fine .. as well as SPectrum and a lot other things ... but I guess u'r still a novice inthe emulation scene
so before u start laughing next time ... make sure u get u'r facts right .....
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I used to have a Sega Master System emu on the PSx and it works fine .. as well as SPectrum and a lot other things ... but I guess u'r still a novice inthe emulation scene
so before u start laughing next time ... make sure u get u'r facts right .....
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I actually have a CD with PnesX and some roms burned on it.
I can play it normally on the PSX/PSONE but the speed and the sound aren't perfect.
I don't remember how I got it burned... I got the instructions at a page called Emus4psx I think the url was emus4psx.emushpere.com
But I don't think it worths I prefer playing NES on the pc.
I can play it normally on the PSX/PSONE but the speed and the sound aren't perfect.
I don't remember how I got it burned... I got the instructions at a page called Emus4psx
I think the url was emus4psx.emushpere.comBut I don't think it worths
I prefer playing NES on the pc.Why DC and not PSX ??!!
Why is everybody making Emu's for the Dreamcast and NOT the PSX ... I mean zsnes for example doesn't need huge specifications on a PC I think it could be ported easily to PSX ... especially with the new PSXLinux for the PSX that's been released!! .... that would be wondeful wouldn't it!
Why is everybody making Emu's for the Dreamcast and NOT the PSX ... I mean zsnes for example doesn't need huge specifications on a PC I think it could be ported easily to PSX ... especially with the new PSXLinux for the PSX that's been released!! .... that would be wondeful wouldn't it!
I don't see why playing gb games on a psx anyways... I mean, the gb games have bad graphics low quality sounds, are very simple, but they are fun to play because you can carry anywhere you want. On the psx you can't play anywhere! Same thing on the emus for the pc...
The only good point is that you have a bigger screen and you don't have to buy a gb...
A snes emulator would be very nice, since the graphx are much better. (lots of people play the square's remakes for the psx! )
The only good point is that you have a bigger screen and you don't have to buy a gb...
A snes emulator would be very nice, since the graphx are much better. (lots of people play the square's remakes for the psx!
)I managed to find NES/SMS/MSX emu's but what we're looking for is SNes ... as for those CD's u'r talking about .. I got a old of one ....on the Cover u'd see stuff like "SNES games" or "Megadrive Games" and in the end u find out it's just NES or SMS ....
And guys my hopes r high about a SNES emu for the PSX because we all know there r Linux ports of most of the Good SNES emus out there ... so it's just time till someone good enough can complile them and port them on the PSXLinux just released ....
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http://emus4psx.metropoli2000.com/ is the new home of Emus4psx. It hosts pNesX's final release. The author has discontinued the project and turned it over to webmaster at the site above. He is looking to continue the project if there are any experienced Playstation programmers out there with free time on their hands. He also has several other emulators there. As for running an SNES emulator on the Playstation, you need to turn to the techinical side of the system:
The PSX-OS has 32, 32bit registers for holding assembly information, arguments, temp space, temp saves, kernel reserves, global, stack, and frame pointers, and a return address register. It does not have a subroutine call function. You have to use the jump command and save the return address in a register.
The memory map of the Playstation is another feature that programmers must look into.
Every logic space must be mapped in physical space or you will receive a bus error. Interface registers must be mapped to logic space (which must be mapped to physical space).
The Playstation uses its own set of libraries which means that in porting, the code must be changed quite a bit in order to ready the program.
This does not mean in anyway that SNES emulation is not feasible, just that it would be quite a task porting an emulator to the Playstaion. However, should there be someone out there who would like to try, post a message. We'll supply you with the informamtion you need about the Playstation.
The PSX-OS has 32, 32bit registers for holding assembly information, arguments, temp space, temp saves, kernel reserves, global, stack, and frame pointers, and a return address register. It does not have a subroutine call function. You have to use the jump command and save the return address in a register.
The memory map of the Playstation is another feature that programmers must look into.
Every logic space must be mapped in physical space or you will receive a bus error. Interface registers must be mapped to logic space (which must be mapped to physical space).
The Playstation uses its own set of libraries which means that in porting, the code must be changed quite a bit in order to ready the program.
This does not mean in anyway that SNES emulation is not feasible, just that it would be quite a task porting an emulator to the Playstaion. However, should there be someone out there who would like to try, post a message. We'll supply you with the informamtion you need about the Playstation.
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