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CPCPSP v0.1 - Amstrad CPC Emulator

Filename	cpcpsp01.zip
Date Posted	Dec 27, 2005
Categories	PSP, Emulators
Tags	PSP
Downloads	1297

Description: Nige has just released the first Amstrad CPC emulator for the PSP, CPCPSP v0.1. <br><br>Merry Christmas and happy new year! CPCPSP is a port of the Caprice32 Amstrad CPC emulator for the Sony PSP.<br><br>Version 0.1 contains:<br><br> * Without sound, about 92% of original CPC speed<br> * With sound, about 75% of original CPC speed<br> * Emulation of the 464, 664 or 6128<br> * 64/128k snapshot support<br> * Very accurate emulation <br><br>To run the emulator, you need to unzip the files to the PSPGAME folder on your PSP, then add a snapshot named 'snapsnot.sna' to the 'Snap' folder. Unfortunately I'm not able to supply snapshots so please don't ask for them - however all of the main CPC emulators can create them..<br>Once in the emulator, press Start to load the snapshot. Press Select to toggle the CPU speed between 133 and 300 Mhz. X is Fire, O is Fire2. L is '1', R is '3' (this helps to get Cybernoid 2 up and running).<br>This has only been tested on firmware 1.50. Please let me know if it works on firmware 1.0 or 2.0 with the eboot loader.<br><br>The default is to have sound enabled. You can edit the config file 'cap32.cfg' to change this. Changing the other options is a Bad Thing at the moment!<br><br>Over the forthcoming releases, the following things should be added:<br><br>Disk (.DSK) support<br>Tape (.TAP) support<br>A virtual keyboard<br>A centred screen (and maybe some more screen modes)<br>Faster emulation<br>A better webpage (it couldn't get much worse) <br>Known bugs:<br><br>Video overwriting - there is some video corruption in places where the CPC screen shouldn't be intruding<br>Slowness! Accuracy is good but things need to speed up<br>User options. Config file mucking around can result in PSP crashes (you have been warned)<br>Dodgy sound. This is due to the emulator not running at 100% of original speed. <br>First off, 99% of the credit for this emulator should go to Ulrich Doewich, Andreas Micklei, Stephane Marchesin and Jurgen De Backer who develop and maintain the Caprice32 code.<br>The other 1% should go to Urchin for getting me to release the damn thing! If this project even achieves half of what c64psp has done then I'll be very happy.<br>
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