poosible nes emu for psp

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poosible nes emu for psp

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this has not yet been confirmed but heres the link

http://www.engadget.com/
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seems quite possible, I think the PSP will even emulate N64 and PSX eventually.
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n64 on psp.....who neeeds a ds :P
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if it is possible a Dreamcast on PSP it has the same amount of buttons just the game size is horrible
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I'd venture to say that you need several fold the processing power of the system to be emulated...so the DC may not be possible on these units. We'll see, though.

The DC uses 200MHz, and the PSP uses a 333MHz main processor and a 166MHz secondary media processor, if I remember right...it might not have the juice to do it.

What is interesting, however, is that an NES emulator should run well off the 166MHz secondary processor, and the 333MHz main processor could be used for something else.

Emulation on the DS, however, could also be interesting, as the emulator could be controlled with one screen and the buttons, and another application could be controlled by the second screen and stylus.

Also, the second screen and stylus could be used to make a dual screened emulator, with the game on one screen, and savestate, emulator speed, and other options running on the other.
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I think you need twice the CPU speed on the emulating-system as you have on the original machine.
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*o* wrote:n64 on psp.....who neeeds a ds :P
any one who wants to pay less than 400 bucks to play mario64
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*o* wrote:n64 on psp.....who neeeds a ds :P
not somebody who makes an m64 :P
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i need a psp.....NOW

australia doesnt get it till november :cry:
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