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PlayStation 3 homebrew gets NES emulator: Filer v0.0.3 *UPDATE* |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: memory stick, NES, Super Mario, XMB
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Check out our forums for more information on the program courtesy of Cooguy1212. The forum thread is linked below. Anyhow, here's a video of the homebrew in action, playing the classic of classics in video gaming, Super Mario Bros.
Visit: QJ.NET PS3 Forums, PS3 BD-J NES Emu and Filer
UPDATE:
Here are instructions for how to install the homebrew, with instructions, thanks to Cooguy1212. Download link below.
- Extract the the AVCHD folder in the compressed file to the main root of a USB device or memory stick
- Place the roms you would like to play into the AVCHD you have just extracted to the root
- Go to the Video section in the XMB on your PS3
- You will need to click the USB or memory stick you have chosen
- Select the BD-J homebrew game
- Next, you will be brought to a file viewer in which, you may choose roms.
- Now the game will start. Press the triangle button then go to the numeric pad
- The 1 on the pad stands for select and the 2 acts as start
- You may now press triangle and enjoy the game
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Via bu-nyan
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Then again, there's always the problem of PSN downloadable games being cracked.
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BOOM!
ps3 pwns wii over sales by a million
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As for sound, I'm a bit curious as to how it will be implemented. My guess is a cache file generated by the java code, then streamed as the sound for the current "scene." Somebody should just do a PS3 Linux distro for the homebrew community, developing this sort of software on that instead.
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It's like installing linux on a mac and claiming you're developing for the mac. No you're not. You're developing for linux.
Anyway i'm pretty sure there's already emulators for linux.
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I agree with aldostoolscom, you sepnd a small fortune on getting a PS3 then want to play crappy old nes games, wtf is wrong with us.
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2. no one forces you to use.
3.why even bother to put the nes emulator on your ps3 if you think there crappy?
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Any Java coder out there who is up to the challenge?
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