Mame Working on the PSP 118
An anonymous reader writes "The PSP Wiki site has posted a release of Mame the arcade emulator for the Sony PSP, heres an english site with Screenshots of the Emulator in action." I guess I won't need to go to such great lengths to play Pac-Man next time.
In soviet Russia... (Score:2, Informative)
Re:Uninspiring (Score:5, Informative)
Per the Fine Article:
"Only works with Omega Fighter at this time. Left and Right on Dpad is OK
[NOTES]
There is no sound. Any games with a bit-depth not equal to 8 will not work. This emulator has the drivers for: omegaf, darius, nova2001, and vanguard."
So, it looks like CmdrTaco still needs "to go to such great lengths to play Pac-Man next time." (Or he can just put regulara MAME on his notebook.)
All well and good but... (Score:5, Informative)
Re:On this rate... (Score:1, Informative)
Incorrect/trash news post (Score:2, Informative)
You can say technically you may run it on PSP only if that psp was made in 2004 with old firmware.
So this story is correct if you talk about 0.01% of PSPs out there.
Forget Alpha PSP Mame, PalmMAME works now (Score:3, Informative)
http://www.pocketdimension.com/PalmMAME.html [pocketdimension.com]
Works with most games that will fit the small screen and fits into memory. The classics pretty much all work as well as some smaller Neo-Geo games.
--Striker
Re:Useless waste of time (Score:4, Informative)
I would say the psp shoudl be able to handle most mame games rather admirably if its programed to the hardware , it does have alot of power beneth the hood(it can do alot more in hardware than the ps2 iirc , not that that would effect 2d games that much though)
Re:What the hell is wrong with Sony (Score:3, Informative)
This is false. I use American games on my Japanese PSP all the time. It's the movies that are locked. If I try to play an American movie in my Japanese PSP I get an unpleasant message.