110w ago - Today SNES9x PS3 version 4.4.9 for FW 1.92+/FW 3.15/FW 3.41/CFW 3.55 is released and also includes Custom Soundtrack support.
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SNES9x PS3 4.4.9 (FW 1.92+/FW 3.15/FW 3.41/CFW 3.55)
SNES9x PS3 4.4.9 (FW 1.92+/FW 3.15/FW 3.41/CFW 3.55)
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Build 4.4.9 (12-04-2011)
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- Custom Soundtrack support - select a song/album/playlist from the XMB Music category - music can be played both in-game and from within the menu.
- Added USB/Bluetooth headset support - sound gets output through the headset.
- Fixed Super Mario RPG level-up freeze.
- Some filebrowser fixes
- Added 5x scale option.
- Updated Maister Pong - now with sound effects, scoring, two-player support, nice gameplay mechanics, etc.
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It's just awesome to be able to play "Lost Vikings" again , this time on my PS3 !!! Thank you!
Unfortunately i cannot try it right now, as my wife is watching tv... :-(
Update: A new SNES9x r2 binary is now available with changes noted HERE followed by a SNES9x v1.0.3 port by Alex793 which includes some more fixes for those interested.
I got my Teensy++ Thursday and decided to port SNES9x (Super Nintendo Emulator) over to the PS3 as a little exercise to play with the Cell SDK.
It's pretty rough but it seems to work OK. It will load (uncompressed) ROMs off of /dev_usb000.
If anyone is interested, the code is linked above via GitHub with a binary attached below.
Download: SNES9x (Super Nintendo Emulator) PS3 Port / SNES9x PS3 Port Source Code
It's a new port to PS3 LV2 OS based on the vanilla SNES9x source.
To build:
- Install Cell SDK >= 1.92. You know how to find it. Configure according to the install instructions (make sure to set CELL_SDK).
- Make pkg
- Load the pkg and your ROMs onto a usb drive.
- Install on PS3 using your jailbreak device of choice.
Things that suck:
- Lots of SNES9x features are not supported yet. No save states, for example. Most of these are really simple to implement.
- Sound code is rubbish. It more or less works, but you'll probably hear the occasional skip.
- Performance isn't great.
- UI. Or rather, there isn't one.
- So much more.
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