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The past couple of months have indeed been crazy for the homebrew scene, what with all the exciting stuff that's been coming our way. While we absolutely don't mind being bombarded with PSX emulations, getting updates on other emulators ain't so bad as well. Especially if it's from someone whom we all thought has already dropped the project to tinker with some other bigger thing.
That someone we're referring to here is none other than the beloved NJ, and that project would be the CPS2PSP. Yeah, for a while back there, we sure thought he's done with it. But apparently, and fortunately so, he isn't. In fact, he's just released his CPS2PSP v1.8.4, and you can get it right here. Actually, there are two files for you to feast on: there's the regular zip file, and then there's the Ad Hoc zip file.
Now, Google translate has shown some rather interesting stuff from the translated page. Here's an excerpt:
About one month PSP had not touched, but the experiment which is transplanted to Windows/Linux privately with SDL correction of 1.66 bugs which with the process which does are discovered and, taking in the result of drawing speed improvement experiment of the line scroll which has become vague, you adjusted lastly. As for CPS2PSP, because the analysis of CPS2 is advanced with MAME, also cryptographic cancellation algorithm at 0.111u5 point in time is taken in.
Furthermore, because the intention which reopens the development with PSP it is not, please acknowledge beforehand.
* Because only the binary which does not do kxploit it includes, when it executes with FW1.5, please use the installation utility for PSP. * Because the down grader of FW3.03 was released, it deleted the user mode edition which does not have meaning.
Right, you certainly can count on Google to have some decent translation...Anyways, if there's anyone out there in the know, please feel free to correct the translation. Oh, and if you want to check out the full translated page from NJ's site, just visit the post over at the QJ site and click on the Read link, which will then bring you to the translated page.
