#What is the best nes emulator for psp full#
It claimed to be full (after charging it overnight!) but then blinked out without warning after an hour.
#What is the best nes emulator for psp psp#
The new battery not only has a similar life, the PSP can't seem to make heads or tails of how full it is, jumping all over the place. I figured, oh, the battery is dying, so I'll replace it. So yeah, it's decently set up, has all the emulators I want, runs things reasonably well.except it consistently has about an hour of battery life. I had a cell phone in 2006 that could emulate the NES.) At one point, the system froze while sleeping and it somehow regressed to an earlier save file when I restarted? (Fortunately, I’d also been keeping save states.) It also had an N64 emulator, which I didn’t bother with, and a NES emulator which was perfectly fine (though I’ve never seen anything modern fail to emulate the NES. The SNES performance was still iffy: Apparently it was running overclocked (which may have contributed to my battery issue, see below), but I still had slowdown issues (particularly with the music) and some weirdness. (The only problem was the lack of R2/L2 buttons, which somehow mapped to the analog stick?) The GBA performance was perfectly fine, and had the advantage over the 9X-S of actually maintaining save files and being able to use cheats. The PS1 performance was great, which makes sense, as the system was designed to play those games natively. I played through two PS1 games, a GBA game using the TempGBA emulator, and a SNES game using the SNES9X LME emulator. The word on Talking Time was that one of the best emulator handheld devices you could get was actually a hacked PSP, so I bought a secondhand hacked PSP 2000 and tested it out.
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