Ruka has released a new test version of his NesterJ emulator, version 1.20a Alpha. NesterJ is an emulator for emulating Nintendo NES console on your PSP. It is the best NES emulator available for your PSP currently. In this version, Ruka is trying to add the long-waited WiFi battle function. This test version is just for testing that out. Your feedback is needed. Here comes the notice from Ruka:About WiFi network play:
Download: [NesterJ for PSP Ver1.20alpha]Limitations
[Major Problems]
[Minor Problems]
* Of course you will need some NES ROMs to run in the emulator. You should also keep all the settings from the 2 PSP consistent to prevent potential hang-ups.
[Major Problems]
- The game will stop if too many communication errors are encountered. (This is not a hang-up, but the refresh of the screen is stopped.)
To recover from this problem, just press the Home button to exit.
[Minor Problems]
- Sound processing is changed. Some changes in sound are present.
- UI of the WiFi Network is not very friendly.
- Cannot select player (just thought so, haven't tried)
- When WiFi Network Play starts, you will not be able to return to local play. The only way to fix is to exit NesterJ and start again.
- Communication timing is not satisfactory yet. (still in adjustment)
- You can still use functions that should not be used in WiFi mode, such as State Load and ROM selection.
- Change the network settings in PSP to AdHoc.
- Launch NesterJ and load the ROM you want to play with.
- Select "Wifi Network Play (Adhoc)" from the menu. (Remember to turn on the WLan switch on the left side of the PSP)
- Wait a second and you will see a message saying "sceNetInit() done." displayed. (From now on this PSP is in standby mode for WiFi play)
- Set another PSP into the standby mode, and it will display the MAC address and the ROM image name on the first PSP.
- Press O button to send a connection request.
- Press O button to accept connection requests from other PSPs.
* Of course you will need some NES ROMs to run in the emulator. You should also keep all the settings from the 2 PSP consistent to prevent potential hang-ups.
Ruka has released a new test version of his NesterJ emulator, version 1.20a Alpha. NesterJ is an emulator for emulating Nintendo NES console on your PSP. It is the best NES emulator available for your PSP currently. In this version, Ruka is trying to add the long-waited WiFi battle function. This test version is just for testing that out. Your feedback is needed. Here comes the notice from Ruka:About WiFi network play:
Download: [NesterJ for PSP Ver1.20alpha]Limitations
[Major Problems]
[Minor Problems]
* Of course you will need some NES ROMs to run in the emulator. You should also keep all the settings from the 2 PSP consistent to prevent potential hang-ups.
[Major Problems]
- The game will stop if too many communication errors are encountered. (This is not a hang-up, but the refresh of the screen is stopped.)
To recover from this problem, just press the Home button to exit.
[Minor Problems]
- Sound processing is changed. Some changes in sound are present.
- UI of the WiFi Network is not very friendly.
- Cannot select player (just thought so, haven't tried)
- When WiFi Network Play starts, you will not be able to return to local play. The only way to fix is to exit NesterJ and start again.
- Communication timing is not satisfactory yet. (still in adjustment)
- You can still use functions that should not be used in WiFi mode, such as State Load and ROM selection.
- Change the network settings in PSP to AdHoc.
- Launch NesterJ and load the ROM you want to play with.
- Select "Wifi Network Play (Adhoc)" from the menu. (Remember to turn on the WLan switch on the left side of the PSP)
- Wait a second and you will see a message saying "sceNetInit() done." displayed. (From now on this PSP is in standby mode for WiFi play)
- Set another PSP into the standby mode, and it will display the MAC address and the ROM image name on the first PSP.
- Press O button to send a connection request.
- Press O button to accept connection requests from other PSPs.
* Of course you will need some NES ROMs to run in the emulator. You should also keep all the settings from the 2 PSP consistent to prevent potential hang-ups.