• Final Burn Alpha Emulator

Last month i stumbled upon this great FBA port to PSP and messed with the source code. Then i found out this pure MIPS written A68K core (MC68000 cpu emulator) given the common mips architecture between PSP and A320, i ported the A68K core back to PSP and voila, it worked. I wanted to polish the emu some more but sadly it seems it is over my capabilities to do more.

Final Burn Alpha Emulator

I still did a few touches here and there most notably changing the scaling filter from bilinear to point which gets rid of awful blurring of pixels. It is based on R49 of original FBA4PSP which was never released as a binary afaik. Includes PGM, Cave, CPS, Seta, Sega, Konami and some more cores. Gamelist is included. Cave cames were heavily tested, other games not so much. Please report back any incompatible games, errors etc. Also if you are a PSP dev, i would like to work with you.

Binary(supported gamelist is included, create a ROMS directory and put your roms in it): source (I havent polished it yet, but here it goes anyways in case i neglect to do so in the future). Reprep wrote:Also if you are a PSP dev, i would like to work with you. I am an Xbox developer who is now trying to learn PSP development. At the moment I have only done a couple of SDL games and ports for PSP, but anyways.

Skyrim armor mods pc. I hope to have some free time this Summer, and it will be very nice to discuss things with you, and search for possible optimizations. At the moment, I am struggling with the RAM constraints of the PSP. Being used to the 'huge amount' of 64 MB that the Xbox has, the 24 available MB of my PSP-1000 don't seem enough for me EDIT: I am going to take a look at your source code too, in case that I see something I will let you know. Which makefile do you use?

What’s Portable Final BurnAlpha? Final Burn Alpha is a multiple arcade system emulator that’s available on various platforms. It can emulate NeoGeo, Capcom and Konami arcade machines amongst others. This emulator also has a RetroArch core but it’s always nice to have alternatives. Portable Final Burn Alpha brings about an easy to use interface for selecting zipped ROMs to play. This version has an ARM Assembly core for emulating 68k machines (i.e the CPU found in arcade cabinets it emulates) for better performance. A very easy to use menu can be accessed by pressing SELECT and you can set options pretty easily.

Street Fighter Alpha 2 in FBA Nice! Where can I get this homebrew from? PFBA can be obtained from the GekiHEN’s contest web page in VPK format. The VPK requires access to all permissions (unsafe hombrew) so be very careful where you get it from! Simply place ROMs in ux0:/data/pfba/roms in ZIP format to start gaming! Keep in mind that you get a huge ROM list but you can only play games you have the files for (duh!).

You can view the instructions on how to use everything on the GekiHEN entry page for this homebrew. Happy arcade gaming without spending an avalanche of quarters 😉 GekiHEN page: GitHub page.