Basilisk II is an Open Source 68k Macintosh emulator. That is, it allows you to run 68k MacOS software on your computer, even if you are using a different operating system. However, you still need a copy of MacOS and a Macintosh ROM image to use Basilisk II. ChaosKnight ported Basilisk II over to the PSP. The download is available in the PS2dev.org release threat.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3741http://basiliskpsp.blogspot.com/
NEO4ALL is an alternative Open Source NEOGEO/CD emulator for the Dreamcast console by Chui&Fox68k. Features:
Close to fullspeed emulation (frameskip0 with sound-fx). Fast FAME Motorola 68000 core by Fox68k. MAME Z80 core. Custom PowerVR2 graphic core (fast tile caching). Autoframeskip for real speed. Joystick is emulated with analog and digital pad + A,B,X,Y and Start/R-Trigger. Complete menu with L-Trigger: region selector, frameskip control, graphic filtering, hardware reset… Crystalline sound without lag. Both control players emulated. A lot of games work.
Urchin has released an improved version of his c64 emulator c64psp. This emulator is based upon Frodo.
09/10/2005: v0.2 :- Added support for analog stick, virtual keyboard, joystick swapping and ability to load t64 and d64 image files. Video is now centred. USB disabled for this version.
“E”has released a bugfix version of the unofficial Nester version for the PSP. Nester is a Nintendo 8-Bit (NES) emulator. The release notes are in japanese.
I just can’t hold myself back but there are a few things which have to be said right now.Recently the PSP and now the DS are affected by malicious programs, which are able to break your handhelds. The sense of this action is just right beyond my understanding and the understanding of most developers I know. People who are new to homebrew might be tricked to run a program, which will destroy their hard paid off system. Not everyone can afford a new one – and it’s not clever to trick new people into running code which is really doing bad things. Many people will get a wrong opinion about homebrew software and this is what i don’t want.The PSP is affected in two ways:
ReboNDS is a puzzle/action game in which you have to fill a playgound area isolating balls. To reach the goal, you have to draw horizontal or vertical lines. Any closed area without ball inside it will be automatically filled. Hence, this game is another version of the various X-bounce, K-Bounce, Win-Bounce, and so on… Some of the graphics wre created from scratch, some others use parts of icons from the Linux world. Relase notes:
Currently, highscores are again not recorder and microphone is not yet available. However, some sounds have been added and numerous bugs have been fixed.
Wraggster from PSP-News, in conjunction with Lik-Sang, are presenting a new coding competition for PSP users. The competition lasts for 30 days only, so you better hurry up to get some decent stuff done. Here are the rules:
The contest will run from October 8th 00:01am 2005 to November 7th, 2005. The contest will end at 11.59pm gmt , (the end of November 7th , 2005). Submissions for the contest should be sent to bluebolshi[at]hotmail.com or messaged to wraggster on the DCEmu UK forums or posted in the Private Developers Forum Submissions must be new or updated releases and ones that havent been publically released before the winner of the contest is announced. Submissions will be posted over a 2 day period or less if the amount of entries is small starting November 8th. Multiple entries are allowed although only the best entry will win prizes. Entries must be freeware so that when tournament ends they can be distributed. This competition is open to anyone and all software for the PSP. The Judging will be done by 5 selected DCEmu Forum Members after a poll decides who the top 5 entries are. The winner will be announced on the 12th November 2005.
BPDE is another shell for your PSP written in Lua by BePe86. Grab it from the ps2dev.org boards and feel free to leave feedback.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3695
Image provided by: AnonymousTipsterAnonymousTipster has released a new version of RoboTORN 3D. This version fixed a bug where you crash if you don’t put RT3D Resources in PSP/GAME and adds a level editor.http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=20174
This application was written so a File Manager could be kept in a non-executable area of the memory stick and launced externally using a 4-digit pass key. That way you can keep certain images/music hidden from friends/family and view at your leisure. Another use may be to keep rename/copy/delete commands away from very young users who may be randomly pressing buttons on your psp. Check the readme for instructions!http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=20162