PSP homebrew – VICE PSP v2.1.2, now comes with PAL, NTSC, old NTSC selection
June 2, 2009
Akop Karapetyan, better known as uberjack, has whipped up the latest update for the VICE PSP, the Commodore 64 emulator for the PSP. The latest release features an option to select between PAL, NTSC, or the old NTSC, as well as a few other additions and fixes. Hit the link for the changelog.
Download: VICE PSP v2.1.2
Akop Karapetyan, better known as uberjack, has whipped up the latest update for the VICE PSP, the Commodore 64 emulator for the PSP. The latest release features an option to select between PAL, NTSC, or the old NTSC, as well as a few other additions and fixes.
Changelog for v2.1.2
- Added 4:3 (fit screen height) stretch mode, visible in NTSC mode or when border is disabled
- Added border toggle – shows/hides the border surrounding the main display area
- Added PAL/NTSC/Old NTSC mode selection
- Added vertical blanking (VSync) support, only available in NTSC mode
- Bugfix: PRG loading now works
- Bugfix: “fit screen” stretch mode aspect ratio was incorrect; now fixed
- Minor fixes
Download: VICE PSP v2.1.2
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