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DreamChip v3.0 |
Listed in: Homebrew Emulators, Emulators Tags: psp homebrew emulators, Zion
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Homebrew coder Zion has just made an announcement regarding the ongoing Chip-8 emulator project, DreamChip. This PlayStation Portable-based homebrew application has just been updated to version 3.0, and is now available for your downloading pleasure.Chip-8, for those asking, is a programming language originally created by Joseph Weisbecker for the COSMAC VIP and Telmac 1800 8-bit microcomputers back in the 70s. This particular PSP version was coded from the PC emulator originally coded by TJA of the emutalk forums. Chip-8 carries ported classic games such as Pong, Space Invaders, Tetris, and Pac-Man. Getting back on topic, here are the changes from after version 2.0:
- The emulator now runs in full screen mode.
- Flickering reduced (only seems to affect Pong).
- Input working flawless (no more stickyness).
- Slight Speedup.
- More compatibility (games like Space Invaders now work)
- More compatibility (a few bugs are hampering a few games)
- Solve Flickering issue (flickering issue will be solved by the next release)
- File Browser (its been low on priority, but i will definitely include in next release)
- Speed (more speed )
Download: DreamChip v3.0
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But kudos to Zion for trying to code a project. Next time pick somethin a little more worthwhile.;)
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zion does his best, he codes because he likes it, and guess what you *****ing little whores, you dont like it then ***** OFF cuz u seriously piss me off
hes an awesome coder and probably ten times better than ure dumass I.Q. of -110 ***** head
and since ure so *****ing dumb i took the liberty of linking you to a damn i.q. test retarded *****s
http://web.tickle.com/tests/uiq/index-pop.jsp?sid=&supp=&z=
now on to constructive criticism, nice work zion i always love ure homebrew releases and please dont listen to these rude people
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take daedalus why arent there so many versions of those going round the web, its because its a very hard to code emulator
No offense to zion but i dont think he start coding something that advanced as a n64 emu yet
But Zion likes coding for a hobby and obviously he wants to get better, so to make his coding time worthwhile he decided to work on an emulator and it would still be something not released till yet, so in the end he ends up and codes an emulator and at the same time improves his knowledge on how to code more higher, advanced emulator
u get the idea?
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You people are lucky for these dev guys... don't bash them!
You should be thanking them, not saying stupid stuff... keep your rude comments to yourself. I say the more emulators the better my PSP gets... keep them coming and great job to all dev guys!
-S*****Man VGO
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