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Team c64psp would like to wish PSP users a Merry Christmas with a new version
of c64psp!
New features
* Multiple screen modes (with vsync on firmware v1.5)
* Full speed, stable C64 emulation (no need for PSP overclocking)
* Excellent SID emulation
* Quit key combination for firmware v2.0 users
* Memory snapshot quickload and save
* Increased game compatibility
c64psp is a Sony PSP port of Christian Bauer's Frodo C64 emulator.
Download, unpack the zip file and copy the two c64psp directories to the
/PSP/GAME directory on your PSP. Sit back and bask in blue screen 8 bit
goodness. Now press the "Start" button...
Currently, disk image handling is not implemented, but pressing "Start"
will load the file "snapshot.fss" from the main c64psp directory.
USB connectivity is enabled on startup, so simply replace "snapshot.fss"
with a snapshot saved from a desktop version of Frodo running your favourite
game and just hit "Start" to reload.
Control is limited to emulation of the Port 2 joystick. Diagonals may not
seem to work properly, but this seems to be a PSP problem, not an urchin
problem. Response seems to improve after a bit of breaking in (of the PSP,
not urchin)
Video seems to work well, though is not centered at the moment. Sound is
working, but there seems to be some voice drop out - not sure yet whether
this is Frodo, SDL_mixer, or urchin related.
c64psp has only been tested on a firmware V1.5 PSP and was developed using
SDL for graphics, SDL_mixer for video and the pspdev compiler toolchain.
Intended as a preview, there are many features missing and probably many
unexpected features included. Use at your own risk and check back for updates.