FPSEce is a PlayStation emulator for Windows Mobile devices. The name means First PlayStation Emulator for Windows CE (which now is called Windows Mobile).
What do I need?
For playing your PlayStation games on your Windows Mobile or Windows CE based device on the hardware side you need enough free space on your storage card, a fast CPU, and enough memory on your device.
On the software-side you need FPSEce, PocketISO to compress your images (if you like), an image of a PlayStation-game you own, and a PlayStation-BIOS for use with FPSEce.
What's PocketISO?
It's a small freeware-tool which helps you to compress your images and clean them up (i.e. remove videofiles).
It's easy to use and you can view the advised settings for your game on the compatibility-page.
What's New in This Release:
· completely rewritten core and interface!
· faster!
· supports many new games
· supports g-sensor on Toshiba TG01, more to come
· touchscreen-analogstick-emulation
· new on-screen multi-touch button-assignment
· supports some bluetooth-gamepad (i.e. BGP 100)
· And more...
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0, Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.1 Classic, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional
Similar Software:
ZipCE for Pocket PC ZipCE for Pocket PC - In the 80's, a company called Infocom released many high quality text adventure games. They wrote these games using an imagined 'z-machine' computer, and then wrote interpreters for this z-machine for all the popular computers of the day.
ZipCE is an interpreter that lets you run games written in the Infocom format: the famous z-machine
CastCE CastCE- a fully functional Atari ST emulator for the Pocket PC with support for literally hundreds of great games
DOSBoxPPC DOSBoxPPC is a Pocket PC port of a well known DOS emulator, DOSBox. Features:
- Designed to work on Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2003, 2003SE with screen resolution at 320x240. And it fits in that resolution.
- Three customizable toolbars
PocketClive PocketClive - PocketClive is a PocketPC ZX emulator worthy of its name.
The emulation is perfect with many options including your choice of ZX type (48 or 128). The sound is not emulated yet, and the rom type is limited to 2 (sna and z80) but check back often the author updates this regularly
PocketPSF Emulates the audio hardware of the Playstation, playing files encoded in Neill Corlett's PSF (Playstation Sound Format)
CE/gg CE/gg is an emulator for Game Gear. The implementation is really good, but the absolutely best thing is the speed and the quality of the games, which are stunning.
· GameGear / Sega Master System emulation
· Buttons remaps
· Optional throttling control
· Manual frame skip setting from 6 frame per sec to 60 frame per sec
Pocket //e Pocket //e - Apple //e emulator for Pocket PC. Based on AppleWin for the desktop. Version 1.02 fixes the monochrome bug and trims 50K from the executable. 1.01 Addresses the Joystick button bug. You can simulate an ESC in this version by using CTRL-[. In the next version, I'll add it to the menu
PocketScumm Pocket PC ScummVM - It's just a port/branch of the ScummVM for the PocketPC - with additional features to make the Pocket gaming experience more enjoyable! If you are still wondering what the hell PocketSCUMM is, there is a well done SCUMMVM FAQ available on Sourceforge. Update Description:
v0.7.1:
- Build from CVS release 0.7.1
Yame Yame - Yame is a multi-console emulator: it emulates on the Pocket PC the Gameboy, Gameboy Color, PC Engine, NES and even SNES.
Let's start with what it doesn't do: SNES emulation is not complete, don't attempt to play Mario Kart on your Pocket PC with this emulator.
Yame is a bit old and retains the menu bar at the top of the screen, as with Windows CE 2.11
Genesis Plus Sega Genesis/Megadrive emulator for Pocket PCs
Other Software by developer «Ludovic Olivencia»:
not found
Comments on FPSEce:
gabe:
how!
Date: 15 Aug 22
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
