PSP Homebrew FAQ - PSP-Forum.com

Pagnell · 07-15-2005, 02:03 PM

1) Introduction

The very first thing you need to do is find out what firmware version your PSP is. To do this, turn on your PSP, go to Settings > System Settings > System Information and click "X". It will say "System Software Version" 1.0, 1.5, 1.51, or 1.52. If your PSP is firmware version 1.0 or 1.5, you can run homebrew games, emulators, and applications. If your PSP is firmware version 1.51 or 1.52 or 2.0, you cannot run any homebrew however, you can now downgrade your PSP to V1.5 if you are on V2.0. Go to This Thread for details.

2) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.0 Firmware

Installing Home-brew applications is actually a whole lot easier then it sounds. For the most part, it's all just "Drag & Drop." Although some emulators may require you to rename ROMs, or place them in specific folders, but you can read about that in the Emulators section.

Plug your PSP into your computer via a USB cable. Turn on your PSP and navigate to Settings > USB Connection and press "X". Your computer should then automatically detect the PSP. Go to My Computer > Removable Disk (F (where F is the drive letter your computer assigns to the PSP). You are now browsing the contents of your memory stick. You should see a folder named PSP. Open the PSP folder and create a GAME folder (if there isn't one already). You will then need to create a folder for each homebrew emulator or game you want to put on your memory card.

3) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.5 Firmware using the KXploit method A

If you want to skip all the do-it-yourself and download a pre-converted pack of emulators, you can get it here Simply extract all the folders in that zip, connect your PSP via USB, and put them in PSP/GAME/. Note that these emulators are updated very frequently, and when new versions come out you will still be stuck with the older ones. Do not post on our forums asking for people to convert them for you, you can read on to learn to do it yourself, it's quite simple. You can also find Pre-Made EBOOT files for the 1.5 KXploit here.

First you need to download KXploit from here (get the latest version). Open the zip file and extract KXploitTool-0.3-Setup.exe. Run this file and install it in your directory of choice. You will then be prompted to reboot, so reboot your machine.

After you have rebooted, download whatever homebrew you want to install and unzip it to your desktop or wherever. Then connect your PSP to your computer via USB, turn on your PSP, and navigate to Settings > USB Connection and press "X". Your computer should then automatically detect the PSP.

On your computer click the KXploit Tool 0.3 shortcut and you will be brought to this menu [picture]. In the "Name" field, type a descriptive name of the homebrew emu/game you want to convert (ex: "SNES"). Next click the "..." button next to the "PBP File" field and navigate to the EBOOT.PBP file in the folder of the homebrew you just downloaded [picture]. In the "PSP Unit" field select the drive letter of your PSP [picture]. Now press "Generate Files" and the program will install the files onto the memory stick. Make sure that all necessary files included with the Homebrew Emulator or Game are in the second folder (the one WITHOUT the %). Put all ROMs in the second folder (the one WITHOUT the %) as well.

4) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.5 Firmware using other methods

1) Go to this thread and download the newest version of the Sei tool. (or get PBP Setting or PBP Easy Installer from our files section)
2.) Plug your PSP in to your computer via USB
3.) On your PSP go to USB Connection
4.) On your PC, double click SeiPSPTool.exe
5.) In the "Name" field type the folder name you want for your emulator (on your psp). NOTE: Some emulators require specifically named folders, check the above.
6.) Click "..." and navagate to the EBOOT.PBP of the emulator or game you wish to put on your PSP
7.) Click the dropdown menu next to "PSP Unit" and navagate to the drive letter your computer assigned to the PSP
8.) If you want to use a custom Icon, navagate to that
9.) Click generate and it will automatically install the files on to your PSP. Now just put ROMs in the folder WITHOUT the "%" on your PSP.

5) Installing Hombrew on a PSP using Pre-made Eboot files/folders

1.) Go to either Legion120802's Pre-made eboot thread or The individual user made eboots
-I recommend Legion120802's thread since it is the most up-to-date thread.
2.) Search for the hombrew game/application that you desire
3.) Once you have located the hombrew, download it
4.) Once downloaded, extract the contents (WinRAR is sometimes required).
5.) Two folders should appear (one with a % sign and one without)
6.) Copy these two folders to your PSP/Game directory
7.) If you have roms to install, scroll down to view the install directory for each emulator
8.) Enjoy your hombrew!

Pagnell · 07-15-2005, 02:15 PM

EMULATOR GUIDE

1.) Introduction

There are many Emulators out there for PSP, and they are being updated extremely fast. Here is a little summary of many of the popular ones. Click on any of the Emulator names to go download the files for that Emulator.

2.) GameBoy/GameBoy Color
RIN: This is a GameBoy/GameBoy Color Emulator for PSP by Mr. Mirakichi.
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
ROM File Extension: .GB, .GBC
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: L Trigger
Additional Information: Putting ROMs in subfolder ROMS works well
*Note:* RIN is now on v1.32 (thanks to ndsbuyer)

3.) GBA
VBA: This is a GameBoy Advance Emulator for PSP.
Folder: PSP/GAME/VBAPSP
ROM File Extension: .GBA
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button:
Additional Information: ROMs must be named "ROM.GBA" to work, has a seperate ROM selector which can be found in our files section.

4.) MAME
M.A.M.E.: This is a MAME Emulator for PSP by TMK.
Folder: PSP/GAME/MAME
ROM File Extension: .ZIP
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button:
Additional Information: Zipped ROMs go in "ROMS" subfolder, not KXploit friendly. For more info see this thread.
xMAME: This is a MAME Emulator for PSP.
Folder: PSP/GAME/MAME/
ROM File Extension: .ZIP
Zip Support: MUST be ZIPPED
Menu Button:
Additional Information: Operating Details, Not KXploit friendly

5.) MSX
fMSX: This is a MSX Emulator for PSP by Osakana.
Folder: PSP/GAME/MSX
ROM File Extension: .ROM for Cartridge, .DSK for Disks
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: L Trigger
Additional Information: Place Bios files in the PSP/GAME/MSX/BIOS/
HITBIT: This is a MSX Emulator for PSP by Mariko.
Folder: PSP/GAME/
ROM File Extension:
Zip Support:
Menu Button:
Additional Information:

6.) Neo Geo
ngPSP: This is a Neo Geo Emulator for PSP by NeXis2600
Folder: PSP/GAME/NGPSP
ROM File Extension: .NGP
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button:
Additional Information: Additional needed folders: "Battery", "State", "Roms". Select button for Menu.
Neo Geo CD: This is a Neo Geo CD Emulator for PSP by Matinez Fabrice and Fosters
Folder: PSP/GAME/NEOCD
ROM File Extension:
Zip Support:
Menu Button: L Trigger
Additional Information: Left trigger = Exit, Archive all files in your NEOGEO CD to zip file named "neocd.zip". Get NEOGEO CD BIOS.
/PSP/GAME/NEOCD
+ EBOOT.PBP
+ STARTUP.BIN
+ loading.bmp
+ NEOCD.BIN (BIOS)
+ NEOCD.ZIP (CD contents)

7.) NES
NesterJ: This is a Nintendo Emulator for PSP by Ruka.
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .NES
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: L Trigger
Additional Information: ROMs can go anywhere in the NesterJ folder or sub folders.

8.) PC Engine (Turbo Grafx 16)
PCEP: This is a Turbo Grafx 16 Emulator for PSP.
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .PCE
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: L Trigger
Additional Information: Supports TG-16/PCE and 2-disk roms like street fighter 2

9.) PSPE (PSP on PC)
PSPE: This is a PSP v1.0 Emulator for the PC. This Emulates a PSP with v1.0 Firmware on the PC. Developers use it to test their code.

10.) Sega Genesis/Megadrive
PSPGenesis: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Sougen
Folder: PSP/GAME/PSPGenesis
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .BIN and .SMD
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button: Select
Additional Information: Place ROMs anywhere, You'll not be able to use this emulator if you don't add the 'system.fnt' file on the memory stick with the EBOOT.
Generator: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Osakana.
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: must be GEN.BIN
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button: No Menu
Additional Information: To exit back to PSP menu press start+select
Megadrive: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Kamisama
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMD and .BIN (only when inside a .ZIP)
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: Select
Additional Information:

11.) SMS
SMS This is a Sega Master System Emulator for PSP by Yoshihiro.
Folder: PSP/GAME/SMS
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMS, .GG
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button: Triangle
Additional Information: SELECT: Sound toggle, L&R: Quit. ROms must go in a folder named "ROMS" inside the SMS folder.

12.) SNES
Snes9x: This is a Super Nintendo Emulator for PSP by Bifuteki, Yoshihiro, "Y", and "J".
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMC and .SFC
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: Stick Left
Additional Information:

13.) Wonderswan
Cygne: This is a Wonderswan Emulator for PSP by REi
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .WS and .WSC
Zip Support: YES
Menu Button: Select
Additional Information: has fullscreen and key config options

PSwan: This is another Wonderswan Emulator for PSP
Folder: PSP/GAME/*ANY*
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .ws, .wsc
Zip Support: No
Menu Button: R Trigger
Notes: Only options are for sound on/off.

14.) Amiga 500
UAE: Amiga 500 Emulator for PSP
Folder: PSP/GAME/PSPUAE
Accepted ROM File Extensions: .ROM
Zip Support: NO
Menu Button:
Notes: Copy an amiga ADF disk file as /PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/DF0.ADF
Then, you need to put the Amiga Kickstart 1.3 KICK.ROM file into /PSP/GAME/PSPUAE (Make sure the filename is KICK.ROM)

Thanks go to Clay, an admin on PSPupdates who gave permission for the above FAQ's to be used.

MD Emulator for PSP dgen v0.9
Download it here

Luke · 07-15-2005, 02:24 PM

Absolutely AWESOME. Thanks Pagnell

Pagnell · 07-15-2005, 02:28 PM

I can't really take credit for them mate - they were compiled by various people on different sites. I just asked permission to use them then messed around with the URL text code to get them to work on this forum. They are very good though - especially the emulator one with all the links which I'm sure will come in useful for people on here.

antvent85 · 07-15-2005, 11:05 PM

I was trying to get the GBA to work, downloaded the seperate file but the instructions are not very good and I cannot get any GBA games to work.
I made a seperate folder for the file selector and it tells me no games were slected to play, what else should I do to try to get it to work?
Please Help

pacos_tacos_88 · 07-20-2005, 01:49 AM

I downloaded the PC emulator 'HuE055.zip' I unzipped and put it in KXploit. Then I tried putting some pc games on my psp, but it never recognized them. Any help? Could anyone give me detailed instructions on how to do it right? By the way I have the game boy color emu and have successfully played Metal Gear Solid on it! So thanks to the GBC EMU guy!

The Juggler · 07-21-2005, 02:16 PM

Great FAQ... very helpful indeed and should be of great use to people just starting out on the emulator road... hell and me still :?

Des

:roll:

skypirate · 07-21-2005, 04:21 PM

OK then.

Now that I understand emulators. Does anyone have ideas on how I can download them through this firewall? I'm stationed in Iraq and our firewall detects everything!!! If I can download things in a .zip format, then I think I'll be alright. I thought about having a friend download them from the States and then emailing them to me at my personal (non-DOD) account but I don't know yet.

Suggestions would be nice...

The Juggler · 07-21-2005, 05:53 PM

Hey SkyPirate.... most, if not all, of the emulators work with ZIPPED roms so you can just drag and drop directly into the appropriate directory on your PSP.

Des

:roll:

Zhangx · 07-21-2005, 06:36 PM

I downloaded the VGA emluator from pspupdates (from the Kxploit pack) and it wont work, it will start, but will just return to the homescreen, and no notice will show up saying the game can't be started, any suggestions?

07-15-2005, 02:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
Pagnell Administrator / Grim Reaper Last Online: 05-09-2008 10:30 AM Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bedfordshire, England. Posts: 2,920	PSP Homebrew FAQ 1) Introduction The very first thing you need to do is find out what firmware version your PSP is. To do this, turn on your PSP, go to Settings > System Settings > System Information and click "X". It will say "System Software Version" 1.0, 1.5, 1.51, or 1.52. If your PSP is firmware version 1.0 or 1.5, you can run homebrew games, emulators, and applications. If your PSP is firmware version 1.51 or 1.52 or 2.0, you cannot run any homebrew however, you can now downgrade your PSP to V1.5 if you are on V2.0. Go to This Thread for details. 2) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.0 Firmware Installing Home-brew applications is actually a whole lot easier then it sounds. For the most part, it's all just "Drag & Drop." Although some emulators may require you to rename ROMs, or place them in specific folders, but you can read about that in the Emulators section. Plug your PSP into your computer via a USB cable. Turn on your PSP and navigate to Settings > USB Connection and press "X". Your computer should then automatically detect the PSP. Go to My Computer > Removable Disk (F (where F is the drive letter your computer assigns to the PSP). You are now browsing the contents of your memory stick. You should see a folder named PSP. Open the PSP folder and create a GAME folder (if there isn't one already). You will then need to create a folder for each homebrew emulator or game you want to put on your memory card. 3) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.5 Firmware using the KXploit method A If you want to skip all the do-it-yourself and download a pre-converted pack of emulators, you can get it here Simply extract all the folders in that zip, connect your PSP via USB, and put them in PSP/GAME/. Note that these emulators are updated very frequently, and when new versions come out you will still be stuck with the older ones. Do not post on our forums asking for people to convert them for you, you can read on to learn to do it yourself, it's quite simple. You can also find Pre-Made EBOOT files for the 1.5 KXploit here. First you need to download KXploit from here (get the latest version). Open the zip file and extract KXploitTool-0.3-Setup.exe. Run this file and install it in your directory of choice. You will then be prompted to reboot, so reboot your machine. After you have rebooted, download whatever homebrew you want to install and unzip it to your desktop or wherever. Then connect your PSP to your computer via USB, turn on your PSP, and navigate to Settings > USB Connection and press "X". Your computer should then automatically detect the PSP. On your computer click the KXploit Tool 0.3 shortcut and you will be brought to this menu [picture]. In the "Name" field, type a descriptive name of the homebrew emu/game you want to convert (ex: "SNES"). Next click the "..." button next to the "PBP File" field and navigate to the EBOOT.PBP file in the folder of the homebrew you just downloaded [picture]. In the "PSP Unit" field select the drive letter of your PSP [picture]. Now press "Generate Files" and the program will install the files onto the memory stick. Make sure that all necessary files included with the Homebrew Emulator or Game are in the second folder (the one WITHOUT the %). Put all ROMs in the second folder (the one WITHOUT the %) as well. 4) Installing Homebrew on a PSP with v1.5 Firmware using other methods 1) Go to this thread and download the newest version of the Sei tool. (or get PBP Setting or PBP Easy Installer from our files section) 2.) Plug your PSP in to your computer via USB 3.) On your PSP go to USB Connection 4.) On your PC, double click SeiPSPTool.exe 5.) In the "Name" field type the folder name you want for your emulator (on your psp). NOTE: Some emulators require specifically named folders, check the above. 6.) Click "..." and navagate to the EBOOT.PBP of the emulator or game you wish to put on your PSP 7.) Click the dropdown menu next to "PSP Unit" and navagate to the drive letter your computer assigned to the PSP 8.) If you want to use a custom Icon, navagate to that 9.) Click generate and it will automatically install the files on to your PSP. Now just put ROMs in the folder WITHOUT the "%" on your PSP. 5) Installing Hombrew on a PSP using Pre-made Eboot files/folders 1.) Go to either Legion120802's Pre-made eboot thread or The individual user made eboots -I recommend Legion120802's thread since it is the most up-to-date thread. 2.) Search for the hombrew game/application that you desire 3.) Once you have located the hombrew, download it 4.) Once downloaded, extract the contents (WinRAR is sometimes required). 5.) Two folders should appear (one with a % sign and one without) 6.) Copy these two folders to your PSP/Game directory 7.) If you have roms to install, scroll down to view the install directory for each emulator 8.) Enjoy your hombrew! __________________ "Children are smarter than any of us. How do I know that? I don't know one child with a full time job and children." - Bill Hicks.

07-15-2005, 02:15 PM	#2 (permalink)
Pagnell Administrator / Grim Reaper Last Online: 05-09-2008 10:30 AM Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bedfordshire, England. Posts: 2,920	EMULATOR GUIDE 1.) Introduction There are many Emulators out there for PSP, and they are being updated extremely fast. Here is a little summary of many of the popular ones. Click on any of the Emulator names to go download the files for that Emulator. 2.) GameBoy/GameBoy Color RIN: This is a GameBoy/GameBoy Color Emulator for PSP by Mr. Mirakichi. Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY ROM File Extension: .GB, .GBC Zip Support: YES Menu Button: L Trigger Additional Information: Putting ROMs in subfolder ROMS works well Note: RIN is now on v1.32 (thanks to ndsbuyer) 3.) GBA VBA: This is a GameBoy Advance Emulator for PSP. Folder: PSP/GAME/VBAPSP ROM File Extension: .GBA Zip Support: NO Menu Button: Additional Information: ROMs must be named "ROM.GBA" to work, has a seperate ROM selector which can be found in our files section. 4.) MAME M.A.M.E.: This is a MAME Emulator for PSP by TMK. Folder: PSP/GAME/MAME ROM File Extension: .ZIP Zip Support: YES Menu Button: Additional Information: Zipped ROMs go in "ROMS" subfolder, not KXploit friendly. For more info see this thread. xMAME: This is a MAME Emulator for PSP. Folder: PSP/GAME/MAME/ ROM File Extension: .ZIP Zip Support: MUST be ZIPPED Menu Button: Additional Information: Operating Details, Not KXploit friendly 5.) MSX fMSX: This is a MSX Emulator for PSP by Osakana. Folder: PSP/GAME/MSX ROM File Extension: .ROM for Cartridge, .DSK for Disks Zip Support: YES Menu Button: L Trigger Additional Information: Place Bios files in the PSP/GAME/MSX/BIOS/ HITBIT: This is a MSX Emulator for PSP by Mariko. Folder: PSP/GAME/ ROM File Extension: Zip Support: Menu Button: Additional Information: 6.) Neo Geo ngPSP: This is a Neo Geo Emulator for PSP by NeXis2600 Folder: PSP/GAME/NGPSP ROM File Extension: .NGP Zip Support: NO Menu Button: Additional Information: Additional needed folders: "Battery", "State", "Roms". Select button for Menu. Neo Geo CD: This is a Neo Geo CD Emulator for PSP by Matinez Fabrice and Fosters Folder: PSP/GAME/NEOCD ROM File Extension: Zip Support: Menu Button: L Trigger Additional Information: Left trigger = Exit, Archive all files in your NEOGEO CD to zip file named "neocd.zip". Get NEOGEO CD BIOS. /PSP/GAME/NEOCD + EBOOT.PBP + STARTUP.BIN + loading.bmp + NEOCD.BIN (BIOS) + NEOCD.ZIP (CD contents) 7.) NES NesterJ: This is a Nintendo Emulator for PSP by Ruka. Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .NES Zip Support: YES Menu Button: L Trigger Additional Information: ROMs can go anywhere in the NesterJ folder or sub folders. 8.) PC Engine (Turbo Grafx 16) PCEP: This is a Turbo Grafx 16 Emulator for PSP. Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .PCE Zip Support: YES Menu Button: L Trigger Additional Information: Supports TG-16/PCE and 2-disk roms like street fighter 2 9.) PSPE (PSP on PC) PSPE: This is a PSP v1.0 Emulator for the PC. This Emulates a PSP with v1.0 Firmware on the PC. Developers use it to test their code. 10.) Sega Genesis/Megadrive PSPGenesis: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Sougen Folder: PSP/GAME/PSPGenesis Accepted ROM File Extensions: .BIN and .SMD Zip Support: NO Menu Button: Select Additional Information: Place ROMs anywhere, You'll not be able to use this emulator if you don't add the 'system.fnt' file on the memory stick with the EBOOT. Generator: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Osakana. Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: must be GEN.BIN Zip Support: NO Menu Button: No Menu Additional Information: To exit back to PSP menu press start+select Megadrive: This is a Genesis Emulator for PSP by Kamisama Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMD and .BIN (only when inside a .ZIP) Zip Support: YES Menu Button: Select Additional Information: 11.) SMS SMS This is a Sega Master System Emulator for PSP by Yoshihiro. Folder: PSP/GAME/SMS Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMS, .GG Zip Support: NO Menu Button: Triangle Additional Information: SELECT: Sound toggle, L&R: Quit. ROms must go in a folder named "ROMS" inside the SMS folder. 12.) SNES Snes9x: This is a Super Nintendo Emulator for PSP by Bifuteki, Yoshihiro, "Y", and "J". Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .SMC and .SFC Zip Support: YES Menu Button: Stick Left Additional Information: 13.) Wonderswan Cygne: This is a Wonderswan Emulator for PSP by REi Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .WS and .WSC Zip Support: YES Menu Button: Select Additional Information: has fullscreen and key config options PSwan: This is another Wonderswan Emulator for PSP Folder: PSP/GAME/ANY Accepted ROM File Extensions: .ws, .wsc Zip Support: No Menu Button: R Trigger Notes: Only options are for sound on/off. 14.) Amiga 500 UAE: Amiga 500 Emulator for PSP Folder: PSP/GAME/PSPUAE Accepted ROM File Extensions: .ROM Zip Support: NO Menu Button: Notes: Copy an amiga ADF disk file as /PSP/GAME/PSPUAE/DF0.ADF Then, you need to put the Amiga Kickstart 1.3 KICK.ROM file into /PSP/GAME/PSPUAE (Make sure the filename is KICK.ROM) Thanks go to Clay, an admin on PSPupdates who gave permission for the above FAQ's to be used. MD Emulator for PSP dgen v0.9 Download it here __________________ "Children are smarter than any of us. How do I know that? I don't know one child with a full time job and children." - Bill Hicks.

07-15-2005, 02:28 PM	#4 (permalink)
Pagnell Administrator / Grim Reaper Last Online: 05-09-2008 10:30 AM Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Bedfordshire, England. Posts: 2,920	I can't really take credit for them mate - they were compiled by various people on different sites. I just asked permission to use them then messed around with the URL text code to get them to work on this forum. They are very good though - especially the emulator one with all the links which I'm sure will come in useful for people on here. __________________ "Children are smarter than any of us. How do I know that? I don't know one child with a full time job and children." - Bill Hicks.

07-20-2005, 01:49 AM	#6 (permalink)
pacos_tacos_88 Hi! I'm new around here... Last Online: 09-05-2005 02:06 AM Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1	PC emu help I downloaded the PC emulator 'HuE055.zip' I unzipped and put it in KXploit. Then I tried putting some pc games on my psp, but it never recognized them. Any help? Could anyone give me detailed instructions on how to do it right? By the way I have the game boy color emu and have successfully played Metal Gear Solid on it! So thanks to the GBC EMU guy! __________________ Metal Gear Acid MVP Baseball 512MB Memory Stick

07-21-2005, 02:16 PM	#7 (permalink)
The Juggler Admin. Doorman. Last Online: Yesterday 06:52 PM Join Date: May 2005 Location: Vancouver BC (CANADA) Posts: 2,112	Great FAQ... very helpful indeed and should be of great use to people just starting out on the emulator road... hell and me still :? Des :roll: __________________ 3.90 m33 1.50v2 kernel (what ever that means )

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07-15-2005, 02:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
Luke PSP-Forum Member Last Online: 09-13-2005 01:45 PM Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK Posts: 145	Absolutely AWESOME. Thanks Pagnell

07-15-2005, 11:05 PM	#5 (permalink)
antvent85 Hi! I'm new around here... Last Online: 07-15-2005 11:04 PM Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1	I was trying to get the GBA to work, downloaded the seperate file but the instructions are not very good and I cannot get any GBA games to work. I made a seperate folder for the file selector and it tells me no games were slected to play, what else should I do to try to get it to work? Please Help

07-21-2005, 04:21 PM	#8 (permalink)
skypirate Newbie Last Online: 11-23-2007 08:09 AM Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 26	OK then. Now that I understand emulators. Does anyone have ideas on how I can download them through this firewall? I'm stationed in Iraq and our firewall detects everything!!! If I can download things in a .zip format, then I think I'll be alright. I thought about having a friend download them from the States and then emailing them to me at my personal (non-DOD) account but I don't know yet. Suggestions would be nice... __________________ Tiger Woods, Ridge Racer, Need For Speed, Luminies, NFL Street 2, Spiderman 2, Ape Escape, Darkstalkers Chronicle, Namco Museum, Poker, and Fireteam Bravo. Destroyed in less than 24 hours, or the next one\'s free!! Call 1-800-MARINES.

07-21-2005, 05:53 PM	#9 (permalink)
The Juggler Admin. Doorman. Last Online: Yesterday 06:52 PM Join Date: May 2005 Location: Vancouver BC (CANADA) Posts: 2,112	Hey SkyPirate.... most, if not all, of the emulators work with ZIPPED roms so you can just drag and drop directly into the appropriate directory on your PSP. Des :roll: __________________ 3.90 m33 1.50v2 kernel (what ever that means )

07-21-2005, 06:36 PM	#10 (permalink)
Zhangx PSP-Forum Member Last Online: 07-27-2005 01:54 AM Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 120	I downloaded the VGA emluator from pspupdates (from the Kxploit pack) and it wont work, it will start, but will just return to the homescreen, and no notice will show up saying the game can't be started, any suggestions?

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