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NesterJ v1.20 beta with WiFi Network play

Filename	NesterJ_v1_20beta2.zip
Date Posted	Oct 23, 2006
Categories	Nintendo NES, PSP
Tags	PSP
Downloads	18323

Description: NesterJ, the nearly perfect NES emulator by Ruka, has been making nostalgic PSP owners happy for over a year now and is a staple of PSP homebrew. Today, it has taken a couple more steps towards being the ideal emulator on the PSP. 3 months ago, Ruka had mentioned that he was working on NesterJ v1.20 and intended it to have Ad-Hoc WiFi support for 1.0/1.50 PSP's (kernel access). Thanks to the recent downgrader, this is a great way to experience the joys of homebrew gaming for the PSP!<br><br>As if that wasn't enough, Ruka also says that thanks to improvements in GPU processing, there's about a 20% increase in speed - which is saying something since NesterJ already ran a fair share of NES games at full speed with frameskip disabled. Previous problems with sound timing were also fixed, but is still a problem with Network Play.<br><br>Courtesy of our own Jeff C., here are the translated details from the changelog:<br><br> * Drawing speed up by 20% when using GPU<br> * Sound processing in single play mode has been modified<br> * Network communication is still in-development and needs adjustment<br> * If you don't want to use frameskip during Network Play, set CPU to 333mhz<br> * Misc.<br><br>How to start WiFi Network Play:<br><br> 1. Turn on your WiFi switch and set your PSP to AdHoc Mode (choose the same channel as your co-player)<br> 2. Start NesterJ and choose your ROM<br> 3. Select "Wifi Network Play(Adhoc)"<br> 4. Wait until you get the message "sceNetInit() done" - this means the PSP is in Network Standby<br> 5. Repeat steps 1 - 4 for the second player<br> 6. Player 2: Press Circle to send a connection request<br> 7. Player 1: After getting the request from Player 2, press the Circle button<br><br>Obviously, identical ROMs are needed and if the emulator settings on all the PSP's are not the same, the synchronization might fail.<br><br>This is still a beta so it is a bit unstable, but it should give you and a friend a retro-tastic good time, as well be a great way for all the new downgradee's to experience a piece of PSP homebrew history - past, present and future. (Thanks for the heads up, Byte!)
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