Emulador Cps3 Psp Emulator
How cool would it be to play old Nintendo or Sega games on your Sony PlayStation Portable? Well, if you can find the right emulator, you can play them, thanks to the PSP community. The best and most popular emulators for 10 systems are listed here. To retro-game on your PSP, download a reliable emulator and install it on your PSP.
Then, do a search and download public-domain ROMs for your favorite retro games. There are thousands of titles online. Follow the installation instructions that come with the emulator. In some cases, you download the emulator to your computer, plug in your PSP, locate the PSP folder, and drag and drop the emulator to the recommended folder on the PSP. A may be required.
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In other cases, you copy the emulator to a memory stick and access it on the memory stick from the PSP. In most cases, emulators aren't perfect. They may run some, but not all, of a platform's games. They may run them at a slowed-down rate. The screen may flicker, or the sound may sound off.
More Emulador Cps3 Psp Emulator videos. Requires psp 2000 or 3000 The CP System (CPシステム shīpī shisutemu?) or CPS-1 is an arcade system board developed by Capcom that ran game software stored on removable ROM cartridges. More than two dozen arcade titles were released for CPS-1, before Capcom shifted game development over to its successor, the CPS-2.
Whether they work for you on your PSP depends on the games you play. Warning: These emulators are not sanctioned by Sony, so you risk voiding your PSP warranty if you install one.
Well we all know that developers are moving away from the psp due to the fact its so hard for them to make money on the games for that platform, but the psp itself still selling pretty well even though people do just buy it to hack it. What i'm suggesting is, if it is possible for sony to sell a psp emulator on the playstation store and release psp games on the playstation store for us to play on the ps3 with the emulator, that could start earning money for these developers who have all left the psp due to the lack of sales and start attracting them all back if it does become popular. There are some great games on the psp and having them all loaded onto the playstation store makes them all more accessible for people to quickly just download and play them, i just want to know if you people would be interested in this. The right people from sony who i'm directing this at probably don't read these forums but the staff here do work for sony and all it could do is a mention from them to one person at sony and it could be suggested to the right people, even though sony have actually probably already had this idea if it is actually possible.
Basically, what i'm wondering is how many of you people would buy an psp emulator off the playstation store and psp games off the playstation store? I would love to see a psp emulator for the ps3, you can already download psp titles on the ps3 so why not let you play them on it as well? And face it, much as i love my psp i know the analog nub thing is a real pain to use at times and a proper analog stick would make some games much more playable. And there are some games for psp that i've held off buying because of the analog nub. And who wouldn't want to play their psp games on the big screen. And it would mean more sales for sony, some people who might not want a psp would then have the option of buying and playing psp games on the ps3, win win for sony. I for one would love to be able to play chains of olympus on my sixaxis and big tv.
Maybe some of you would never use it but i know many people would. I think it's a great idea. Money maker for developers and sony plus with benefits for us psp/ps3 users.
Everyone wins. I would actually prefer that over a ps2 emu (though I do have the 60gb version with the 'better than nothing ps2 emu') due to most of us still have our ps2's anyway. Sure the games may look s##t stretch out on the big screen (though they still would look lot better than the ps1 games alot of people buy and DL off the store) but you have the bonus of a better 'control feel' and maybe more people would get to experience great games like metal gear protable ops And imagine if they take it one step further so you could play your mate, one on the ps3 and the other on the psp.
Message Edited by chalky83 on 12:35 PM nothing's going to stop that but this would lead to sales to people who don't own a psp and there would be no way to run pirate psp games on a ps3. And some games could use the better controls offered by the sixaxis yeah it might lead to a small increase in sales but I can't see it having a big effect. Also, as the games controls will still be designed for PSP you won't get much benefit from a sixaxis i'd have to disagree on that last point. I've played several games that have versions on the home playstation consoles and the ps3 and i can say that without any shadow of a doubt the analog stick in the sixaxis or any iteration of the dualshock is a far better control method than that analog nub the psp has. The ds/sixaxis can replicate every function of the psp control layout and in the case of the analog stick, improve on it.
You may not be interested but many people would be, me included. The psp will still sell because you can't very well take the ps3 out with you to play on the bus.
And i could see it having a reasonable effect. Once the cost of developing the emulator was paid for, and i can't see it being that expensive, then any games sold would be very profitable, there will be no additional development as you'd just be playing the psp version and no overheads like media and shipping. If they're wise enough to take the long term view then surely this can only be good for the ps3 and the psp.