PS1P developers to resurrect emulator for PSP
Homebrew developer ZodTTD just announced that Anonymous Coder is back and is ready to work on PS1P application again. For PSP owners new to the PSP homebrew scene, the said application was a pre-Popstation PS1 emulator for the PlayStation Portable.
ZodTTD also shared that Anonymous Coder wouldn’t be working alone on PS1P this time as he had decided to re-unite with the psx4all team. Even as of this writing, the whole team is hard at work – doing some debugging and possibly a PDA port for PS1P.
And what about the PSP scene you ask? Well, here’s ZodTTd has got to say about that:
Sure we have Popstation, but there comes a time when it’s done for homebrew sake. So I, ZodTTD, will leave it up to you the reader, to decide whether we chalk one up for homebrew, or let an existing commercial emulator lead the way for PSP emulation. Your feedback will be directly related to what we do with this project.
If you are interested for this project to push through, leave comments or suggestions here or at the developers’ personal online site via the Read link below.
Homebrew developer ZodTTD just announced that Anonymous Coder is back and is ready to work on PS1P application again. For PSP owners new to the PSP homebrew scene, the said application was a pre-Popstation PS1 emulator for the PlayStation Portable.
ZodTTD also shared that Anonymous Coder wouldn’t be working alone on PS1P this time as he had decided to re-unite with the psx4all team. Even as of this writing, the whole team is hard at work – doing some debugging and possibly a PDA port for PS1P.
And what about the PSP scene you ask? Well, here’s ZodTTd has got to say about that:
Sure we have Popstation, but there comes a time when it’s done for homebrew sake. So I, ZodTTD, will leave it up to you the reader, to decide whether we chalk one up for homebrew, or let an existing commercial emulator lead the way for PSP emulation. Your feedback will be directly related to what we do with this project.
If you are interested for this project to push through, leave comments or suggestions here or at the developers’ personal online site via the Read link below.
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