Snes9xTYLsmcm 23/05/08 Release - speed increase noted |
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Our friendly anonymous Japanese developers are back, and if you're guessing it's their Snes9xTYLsmcm 23/05/08 Release they bring with them, then you are right.If you happen to be new to the PSP homebrew scene, and are in the dark as to what the whole buzz is about regarding this brew, then listen up. Snes9xTYL is a homebrew emulator, originally coded by YoyoFR and Laxer3a. Today, its development continues as with projects like this from the Japanese developers.
Now, people who have tried this out have said over at the DCemu forums that they have experienced increased speed in their games. Apart from this, Veskgar notes that games that used to "chug slightly" now run at a flawless 0 frameskip - this as well as vsync ON and with the PSP clocked at just 300 MHz.
Sounds pretty impressive, indeed. But we won't suggest you just take their words for it. Go ahead, try it for yourself and see the difference with your own eyes.
Download: Snes9xTYLsmcm 23/05/08 Release
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I will try it in a second to see the speed increase (I will especially check Kirby and Super Mario RPG)
i have never tried this emulator before, does it have better cheat functions than chilly willies?
whit shillie willies, it has terrible cheat functions, I use a cheat, and it DOES NOT work, the steat says enabled, i put in the description, and tried the game, it either crashed or didnt work at all, but on the PC, it worked just fine
does this one have game genie abiility and it so, does it work well?
I hope Megaman X3 works on it. That's the one game i've been wanting to play on the SNES emu, but it's just far too choppy.
It's still slow
No increase to me. still the same on 5 other games
I was using the previous version of Snes9xTYLsmcm and sometimes when the music changed it would freeze. Does Secret of Mana still have this problem?
maybe you need to play with the settings a little more..
it works perfectly here... Perfectly
I use 333 MHz and frameskip:2 and sound frequency at 22050Hz for my default settings on all games. I've noticed a huge speed up in Kirby Super Star and F-Zero. Why would anyone use 300MHz? I'd want to make sure to get as much speed as possible.
This is a great emu. I wonder when sleep-mode and netplay will be available.
it would help if they have the full thing in zip
that would be cool if they put back sleep mode.
and have netplay going on or Local ad-hoc (PSP and PC)
All other settings untouched. So far super mario world and megaman X3 are fully playable!
that is normal. If its longer then that is lag.
the version of snes9xTYL i use works perfectly. ALL GAMES WORK ON A 100%!!!! I have never not been able to play a game at 100%. i dont know what you guys are talkin about.
Noticed an increase in overall FPS in Seiken Densetsu 3. I hope these guys keep up the good work, because SNES fanbois like me really appreciate it.
I only tried games like Kirby Super Star, Super Mario RPG, and the Super Turrican games, since they ran like ***** in the SNESTYL Beta++
The new SNESTYL has the same speed that the Beta++ does, and to make things fair, it also uses the home key to bring up the menu, with the menu running much faster when scrolling around.
However, the new SNESTYL has some huge flaws. Running at anything but PSP Accelerated or PSP Acc + Approx makes it so you can't return to the menu.
So basically. While it's faster in the menu system, it's got the major flaw of being unable to return to the menu using certain preferences. I didn't try much else after I found that out and figured out it pretty much did it everytime. So yeah. Beta++ for me still. If the bug is fixed and the games are sped up, then I'll no doubt keep the next one.
-andrew- -kupomogli-
I did try it on games I have to use 1-2 frameskip just now. For the most part, it actually runs about 1-2 frameskip faster. It honestly doesn't help much, especially since you'll still have to use the same amount of frameskip mainly.
Still. Because of the one flaw mentioned previously, it still doesn't make it worth keeping, even with the slightly better speed.
Also. For those of you who are excited since people are throwing out "perfect" to describe this emulator. Don't get your hopes up. The emulator is far from perfect. Games like Kirby Super Star will easily prove it.
If you've got an older version you like. I'd stick with it and wait for the next one.
-andrew- -kupomogli-
try FF3(or 6, you knwo what I mean). You will see it's choppy like hell in the magic animations.
The cheat function has never worked 100% properly when I tried it in games. I made a tool to patch games so you can cheat on any emulator. All Game Genie codes will work but only some PAR codes will work because many of them are RAM codes. You can get it @ http://kodewerx.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f+11+t+3478 .
works great!!! keep it up!! (hope you jap devs understand english :D) one of the million reason why i love my psp.... thanks for improving the speed i did notice it after playing super mario and mega man would like to see the sleep function though!! but again arigato!!:D
@ kupomogli
you could still return to the menu.. you just need to switch the software back after your done playing by using the shortcut keys.... pressing L+start to switch between softwares and from there press menu
Just tried this lil bad boy out.....
Starfox / Starwing (however you know it!!) still plays like a snail in a sand trap.....
HOWEVER
Mario Kart set to
frameskip 1
engine psp accel+ approx soft
audio 44100 hz
with clock speed AT JUST 222MHZ!!!!!
plays like a dream!!!!!!!
(tried frameskip 0 but clock at 333 but it slows down again).
Great work guys so far guys keep it up!!!
(my inner child depends on it LOL)
You shouldn't have to change what it runs as in order to go back to the menu. Which is why it's a bug.
Besides. There's nothing that works that much better to make me want to switch over. It pretty much runs the same speed as Ruka's TYL Beta++ did. Great speed regardless which one I choose, except for the menu speed on Ruka's isn't quite as fast, but hey, who fumbles around with the menu for hours?
-andrew- -kupomogli-
devs - please fix the menu bug. If using Approx Soft (no psp accel) hitting the home button does not load up the menu, and the PSP must be reset.
Great work guys!
@ kupomogli - so dont go saying its a major flaw... it wont take you a single second just to change the software setting and return to menu