The JPCSP has published a new version of their ever-improving Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC.
Changelogs:
revision 2302:
Savedata: do not use a default save name "-000" when no save name is defined.
revision 2301:
Fixed InvocationTargetException in sceKernelChangeThreadPriority when called with an invalid priority value.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
GlovePie GlovePie
Carl Kenner has updated his app that allows the Wiimote to work with PCs to GlovePie v0.26. This version features a TroubleShooter Bluetooth Fix menu. This might be the answer to the bug that keeps it from working with other BlueTooth adapters. However, Carl says this won't be much help if you are unable to pair your Wiimote without a password
SPU Emulation SPU Emulation
PS3 Developer KDSBest is back at it again and is making some seriously nice updated to the SPU Emulation tool for your PS3.A He has updated and we are now at version Alpha 2.A This update includes bugfixes plus plenty of other great stuff that developers will find appealing
JPCSP JPCSP
Here's the latest build of JPCSP, the ever-improving Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for PC. Tagged as revision 2273, the latest update includes the following features and improvements
PSPTI99 PSPTI99
Homebrew developers zx-81dropped by the QJ.NET forums to announce that he has updated his PSPTI99 to version 1.0.3. For those who aren't too familiar with the application, the PSPTI99 is a PSP port of the TI99Sim emulator and allows users to run programs made for the Texas Instrument's TI99/4 home computer
Lua System Sp2 Lua System Sp2
If one must be good, then two must be better. While that may not always be the case, it's certainly true for Lua System Sp2 - brainchild of homebrew developer SeanPaul223. A step up from the previous version, Lua System Sp2 sports a host of new features for you Sony PSP users out there
Unofficial MVSPSP Cheat support WIP1 Slim Unofficial MVSPSP Cheat support WIP1 Slim
Hi guys,
Strictly speaking, since NJ added support to the Universal BIOS (UNIBIOS), MVSPSP has been with cheat support. But UNIBIOS support requires raster effects enabled, which may cause graphical errors and performance issues in some cases
JPCSP JPCSP
The JPCSP team is back once again in the scene to update their ever-improving Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator, allowing you to play some PSP games on your PC.
Changelogs:
version 0.6 r2135:
Improved sceNetApctlTerm so that a sceNetApctlInit is possible again (e.g. disconnect/reconnect).
version 0
PSPTI99 PSPTI99
Homebrew developers zx-81dropped by the QJ.NET forums to announce that he has updated his PSPTI99 to version 1.03. For those who aren't too familiar with the application, the PSPTI99 is a PSP port of the TI99Sim emulator and allows users to run programs made for the Texas Instrument's TI99/4 home computer
WinShell WinShell
Another shell program has made its way to the PlayStation Portable, courtesy of homebrew developer Trom_US. From the get go, many of you will surely recognize the interface this program uses, as well as the very appropriate name that it sports.
Winshell v5.03 includes several functions which is based on its Windows XP namesake
Project Glass Eye Project Glass Eye
romero126 is working on his own OS shell called Glass Eye based off the familiar Windows layout. This modular program should be easy to add your own Lua content to in the near future. Take a look at what he's done so far in this beta release
Comments on JPCSP:
Comments not found
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if JPCSP supports it
