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It does not have the same limitations as the PSP..... Its limited, but not THAT limited...

Is this really easier than dragging a file into run_homebrew.bat? I was originally going to include a GUI but I thought the BAT script was simpler. Some people need a gui for everything... Drag-dropping is perfectly fine imo. If it had required manual input in cmd or similar(like ADB, for example) ...

Thx skogaby

gigazig wrote:It seems like SNES9x Vita uses different locations for roms when launched with PSM Dev Assistent and Unity.

No, its not SNES9x that uses different locations, its PSM and PSM Unity that use different locations.

The performance is lower, but 1.52 is much more accurate than 1.43. 1.43 is a lot glitchier, they trade speed for accuracy. Now that 444MHz is supported, most games run fullspeed on 1.52, especially with frameskip thrown on top. In the future, I'd like to add the option of running 1.52 *or* 1.43 in...

This looks really nice.
But, how is the performance compared to the Snes9x 1.43 build you did earlier? That build is almost perfect speed-wise, while the previous ones based on 1.52 were kinda poo in comparision.

The UI looks really nice though!

I have now finished Yoshis Island on this emu(not the patched version), and Im happy to report that not once did the framerate/performance hinder the gameplay, and there were no graphical issues either, apart from some minor texture tearing in certain areas, but definitely not something that affecte...

So I think as well many of us deserve an apology Apology? Apology for what? You being an idiot and only read what you want to read? It was your own decision to buy the game, nobody else's. Its your own fault, nobody else's. Seriously, these kinds of idiots who thinks they are entitled to everything...

Awesome, Yoshis island is more than playable now. Still suffers from slowdowns here and there, and the average fps is in the low-50's which is a huge step upward from the 30ish fps the other version gave. Yes, I have noticed a few graphical glitches here and there, but nothing even remotely gamebrea...

Well, you can always sneak up your emu-project during those piss-easy, baby-language C#/java classes