[GBA] UO gPSP KAI 3.2 Test's

gynion escribió:

Necesitas la BIOS de GBA, y la tienes que meter en la carpeta del emulador renombrada así: gba_bios.bin

EDIT: Ahora me he enterao que la duda que antes planteé ya estaba en este mismo hilo...

Old_School escribió:

y com sako la bios bueno mejor dixo de donde

Hibiki-naruto escribió:alguien sabe como hacer funcionar el "Grand Theft Auto III" es va todo bien pero cuando empieza lo que es el juego en si, pantallazo negro y PSP bloqueada.

Hibiki-naruto escribió:Entonces Gelon....

Esta es la ultima version k Saldra del Emulador (ultima version en mayor compatibilidad y mejoras del rendimiento)? si es asi... puff, vaya putada...

Yeah, I really don't want to abandon it. I'm happy with what I've done and have hit more diminishing returns along the path I wanted to follow, but there's still a lot more I want to at least try.

Then there's FF6 support. gpSP has had FF6 fixed for a really long time now (way before Takka released his version that played it), but I didn't bother because I want to encourage people to use the SNES version. FF6 had one of my favorite soundtracks of all times and the GBA version totally butchered it. You might argue that gpSP would emulate it faster, but the game totally rapes the GBA and gpSP has to skip a ton of frames in battle. If I'm going to release a version that plays it I want to at least make it faster.

Then you have lots of other little things that feel like they're added because they're done by someone who has time to waste and doesn't have to worry about the real issues involved in coding an emulator. Loading bars, when most things take no more than a couple seconds to load. Battery life/time display, when you get the same thing by pressing start. Configurable locations for directories in several separate files - do users really need to specify this so badly or could you just have fixed directories?

Most of these things feel like they have nothing to do with improving GBA emulation, and don't even really improve the emulator but they make it "feel" like it's more like other emulators. And people see this and feel like a lot of improvements have been done.

Hooka: Heh Is there still work being done on gpSP for any systems?
Exophase: Not at the moment, I basically only work on one thing at a
time, but one of the reasons I'm pushing so hard to get Temper out now
is so I can return to work on gpSP. I intend to focus on ARM versions
first, for platforms including GP2X (and Pandora)

Hooka: Is it nice to have people from the community (like Notaz, Zodttd, etc. ) to help out when needed?
Exophase: Personally, I think the gp32x community has been very
helpful and much more generally knowledgeable and mature than the PSP
community