PSPVICE v1.2 - ZIP archives, GameBase64 support, etc.

Posted Jan 14, 2008 at 8:24PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Emulators, Emulators Tags: Commodore 64, psp homebrew emulators, PSPVice, Sony

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After homebrew coder martypsp re-compiled version 1.1 of the emulator PSPVICE for the PSP Slim & Lite last December, its original owner Christophe decided to try his adept hands again on the Sony handheld-compatible Commodore 64 emulator.

Which brings all of us now to the latest release, PSPVICE v1.2. Christophe outlined the changes pertinent to this build:

• Support huge ZIP archives.
• Support GameBase64 format (V05).
• Tool for recompressing GameBase and save lot of memory of PSP stick.
• Speed up zip parsing.

Take note that PSPVICE v1.2 doesn't come with its own Readme.txt file so be sure that you know what you are doing to avoid problems during installation and usage. The source link below leads to Christophe's page for PSPVICE where you can obtain more information.

Download: PSPVICE v1.2

Via PSPVICE Homepage

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# bravo — zx-81 2008-01-14 22:16

Bon boulot Christophe :)



Zx

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# soo.. — xCHRISx 2008-01-15 01:41

what am i looking at here? an emu for slim??

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# Thanks! — fj4 2008-01-15 14:00

Thank you! Gamebase support is great. I was waiting for that for a while.

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# Sound Problems — Deerwings 2008-01-15 20:18

There still seems to be a recurring issue regarding the sound emulation. When playing 'Ghostbusters', every time the speech engine says 'Ghostbusters', the framerate drops drastically to make the game virtually unplayable. All other sound seems to work just fine.

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