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OperationEevee August 26th, 2009 6:49 AM

Playing Pokemon on my PSP!
 
So yeah, if you know anything about hacking and custom PSP firmware you'd know you can put emulators onto the PSP.

I can play all of the GBC and GBA Pokemon games, AND Nintendo 64. It's soo sweet.
The only thing wrong with Pokemon Stadium on PSP is that the font's aren't compatible with the Emulator.

If anyone wants to know how to do this, they can just PM me I guess. :D

Peace.

Roboboots August 26th, 2009 8:20 AM

Damn I'm pretty envious of you, oh well I don't have a psp anyways. Not until the PSPGo comes out at least

OperationEevee August 26th, 2009 9:17 AM

The only thing that the PSP can't is play DS cause of the touch screen :(

jmadude August 26th, 2009 2:11 PM

I've been playing gba and gbc games in my psp for a long time and they work perfectly.
But for some reason whenever I play a nintendo 64 game on my psp it either freezes or
never loads.

560cool. August 27th, 2009 7:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmadude (Post 5039603)
I've been playing gba and gbc games in my psp for a long time and they work perfectly.
But for some reason whenever I play a nintendo 64 game on my psp it either freezes or
never loads.

Yeah cuz' it moves like crap .
Actually , the only game I played on my PSP as Pokemon was Emerald... o_0

Rockleerulez August 28th, 2009 1:02 PM

Quote:

The only thing that the PSP can't is play DS cause of the touch screen :(
Yes they can soo chin up little buddy.lol but yeah they do. Its still in its Beta but its looking up. heres the link http://pspslimhacks.com/nintendo-ds-emulator-for-psp-%e2%80%93-dsonpsp-v0-4-source/
hehehe. I bet all the NDS users are crying right now cuz the PSP " the God of handhelds" has and is still one-upping the NDS. Maybe soon we'll be able to play Pokemon HGSS on it.

oxysoft September 7th, 2009 6:32 PM

nice lol my friend been able to play GBA game on gamecube (he lost the thing D:)

NatureKeeper September 17th, 2009 8:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rockleerulez (Post 5046740)
Yes they can soo chin up little buddy.lol but yeah they do. Its still in its Beta but its looking up. heres the link http://pspslimhacks.com/nintendo-ds-emulator-for-psp-%e2%80%93-dsonpsp-v0-4-source/
hehehe. I bet all the NDS users are crying right now cuz the PSP " the God of handhelds" has and is still one-upping the NDS. Maybe soon we'll be able to play Pokemon HGSS on it.


You still won't be able to use the Pokéwalker.

Oh... What was I thinking... *turns around to talk again*

And the game will freeze. Enjoy cooking poffins using Analog...

And struggling to play DS games on PSP means: :The ds is so nice and we need to open its games on PSP so at least the PSP won't be as lame as it is..."

linkinkid September 19th, 2009 9:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OperationEevee (Post 5038380)
So yeah, if you know anything about hacking and custom PSP firmware you'd know you can put emulators onto the PSP.

I can play all of the GBC and GBA Pokemon games, AND Nintendo 64. It's soo sweet.
The only thing wrong with Pokemon Stadium on PSP is that the font's aren't compatible with the Emulator.

If anyone wants to know how to do this, they can just PM me I guess. :D

Peace.

The PSP doesn't supports multi-textures, hence the reason why Daedalus (N64 emulator) doesn't currently support T1 texture which is needed by some games like Pokemon Stadium. A workaround will eventually come to fix this issue, but other things have priority in the emulator now.

SMan9090 September 19th, 2009 9:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NatureKeeper (Post 5125974)
You still won't be able to use the Pokéwalker.

Oh... What was I thinking... *turns around to talk again*

And the game will freeze. Enjoy cooking poffins using Analog...

And struggling to play DS games on PSP means: :The ds is so nice and we need to open its games on PSP so at least the PSP won't be as lame as it is..."

First of all, the Pokéwalker isn't that big of a deal... It's not all that amazing... It's cool but not having it doesn't really damage your gaming expirience.

Second of all, Before you start disrespcting a console, check some stuff... The game will NOT freeze.

Third of all, learn to read SUBTEXT DAMMIT: No-one is "struggling" to play DS games on the PSP... It's not a very hard job. and also, It doesn't mean that the PSP is trying to imitate the DS because it hs no need for that, it's just plain better!!!
The PSP is the god of handhels whether you like it or not.
And the fact is that if it can run DS games PS1 games GBC/GBA games and Nintendo 64 games, means it just has the upper hand which the DS does not have... So go sit in the corner and cry me a freakin' river!$#$!$#!%!!$!!!!!!!!!111

P.S. Tell me when you're done

MsBroccoli September 27th, 2009 9:31 AM

I love my PSP for that fact. =3 I don't have to sit up at the computer or buy separate systems and games. I can just download and set it up on my PSP, lay back, and enjoy.

dragonarche September 29th, 2009 4:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OperationEevee (Post 5038827)
The only thing that the PSP can't is play DS cause of the touch screen :(

Yes you can

DSONPSP v0.7, the Nintendo DS emulator for PSP.

Yoshihiro is back and with yet another speed increase for DSONPSP the Nintendo DS emulator for PSP. Its a port of DeSmuME which is a multi format Nintendo DS emulator. Notable changes are a new cursor has been added with two colors, plus a further speed increase and a few bug fixes. Keep the updates coming Yoshihiro, at this rate the DS PSP emulation will be faster than the N64 PSP emulation!

DSONPSP v0.7 Changelog:


  • Speed increase, again
  • Use L & R for touch screen
  • Cursor added with 2 colors: black or white.
  • Frameskip set at 2 by default
  • Fixed FPS counter as well
  • Source code will be added on SVN soon

Sorce:PSPgen & Pspslimhacks.com


http://pspslimhacks.com/download.png

NatureKeeper October 4th, 2009 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SMan9090 (Post 5132572)
First of all, the Pokéwalker isn't that big of a deal... It's not all that amazing... It's cool but not having it doesn't really damage your gaming expirience.

Second of all, Before you start disrespcting a console, check some stuff... The game will NOT freeze.

Third of all, learn to read SUBTEXT DAMMIT: No-one is "struggling" to play DS games on the PSP... It's not a very hard job. and also, It doesn't mean that the PSP is trying to imitate the DS because it hs no need for that, it's just plain better!!!
The PSP is the god of handhels whether you like it or not.
And the fact is that if it can run DS games PS1 games GBC/GBA games and Nintendo 64 games, means it just has the upper hand which the DS does not have... So go sit in the corner and cry me a freakin' river!$#$!$#!%!!$!!!!!!!!!111

P.S. Tell me when you're done

The PokéWalker is not amazing, but it's not nice to feel you are limited to only gaming. Even Nintendo WFC cannot be accessed from a Sony Device.

I won't cry.

If you think that the PSP really rules, then try to make use of your own games with your (freak of handhelds). Use some GTA or Need for Speed to cover your PSP needs. Using the DS games means that you have a handheld with some crappy games you want to use the better handheld's games on it to make it high-leveled enough not to be lame.

The DS, especially the DSi... Ok, now hang on. The Nintendo DSi has an exclusive game in Japanese that... *drumroll*...

Allows you to move by yourself using the DSi. Move your body along with the character without any controls, even better than the Wii itself.

And is that your highest goal? Play GBA\GBC games, the OLD SCHOOL generations on PSP to lower it's lameness?

Knock me off.... The DS family rules...

CrashmanX October 6th, 2009 2:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roboboots (Post 5038648)
Damn I'm pretty envious of you, oh well I don't have a psp anyways. Not until the PSPGo comes out at least

NOOOOO, DONT GET A GO!!!!

You cant mod it nor can you do anything really useful with it. I'd suggest a 2000 or a 1000, the Go's will break if dropped from like 3ft onto carpet. They have no metal frame and cannot be modded (yet).

Neo-Wolf October 10th, 2009 5:55 AM

I don't need to use my PSPGo for GBA and NDS games because I have a DS! :)

RainDogg54 October 11th, 2009 1:42 PM

I miss my psp. I had a launch psp that originally had 1.5 firmware. When I sold it it was at 3.50M33 or something like that. It's been about a year and now I miss it lol. I used to love to play Pokemon hacks on the gpsp emulator but my favorite part about the 3.5+ firmwares was the ability to play old Ps1 titles

tintin_92 October 12th, 2009 9:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NatureKeeper (Post 5185696)
The PokéWalker is not amazing, but it's not nice to feel you are limited to only gaming. Even Nintendo WFC cannot be accessed from a Sony Device.

I won't cry.

If you think that the PSP really rules, then try to make use of your own games with your (freak of handhelds). Use some GTA or Need for Speed to cover your PSP needs. Using the DS games means that you have a handheld with some crappy games you want to use the better handheld's games on it to make it high-leveled enough not to be lame.

The DS, especially the DSi... Ok, now hang on. The Nintendo DSi has an exclusive game in Japanese that... *drumroll*...

Allows you to move by yourself using the DSi. Move your body along with the character without any controls, even better than the Wii itself.

And is that your highest goal? Play GBA\GBC games, the OLD SCHOOL generations on PSP to lower it's lameness?

Knock me off.... The DS family rules...

The fact remains, that the PSP can EMULATE a system which it is directly competing against, which is what gives it the upper hand. Sure, it'll never be a complete substitute, rather it'll be the next best thing. Anyway, there's no denying that the PSP's say processing power and graphic capabilities far surpass the DS's. Not to diminish the DS; it has it's fair share of fun games, but it doesn't really stand much against the PSP.

Also to remind you, emulation rarely provides ALL the capabilities of the original system, but many users don't mind. I'm sure EVERYONE doesn't want to finish all the super contests; maybe they just want to test out the hand before buying it, or just complete the Battle Frontier (which is a huge challenge)

Lockerz October 12th, 2009 11:50 AM

Oh that is very cool I never knew you could use an emulator to run Pokemon games on the PSP. Pretty interesting might check it out but I still think the best emulator is VBA (Visual Boy Advance).

Awesome. October 14th, 2009 4:26 AM

Can you do this with a psp 3000

Alont October 14th, 2009 8:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OperationEevee (Post 5038827)
The only thing that the PSP can't is play DS cause of the touch screen :(

Actually there is a DS emulator being worked on that doesn't require a touche screen.
The PSP screen is divided in half (sideways) and the touchscreen is on the right side.



Acronell October 21st, 2009 4:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pokemon_is_awesome (Post 5218395)
Can you do this with a psp 3000

It cannot be fully done on a PSP 3000 series. You can get it so you'll be able to play, but once you turn off the PSP, you'll have to reflash it everytime you turn it on, just to be able to play the emulators/roms, or any other custom firmware.

I do not believe that a DS emulator for the PSP would even be worth it, seeing as if I had more interest in the DS, I'd be playing more than just the Pokemon Series, and would be playing other DS games, which would be ridiculously annoying with only an analog stick as the touch screen.

I have a 1000 Series PSP, and I have a working GBA/GBC/GB emulator, SNES, NES, and Sega Genesis emulators. The 2000/2001 Series is rather good for Custom Firmware, the only reason I don't have one anymore (apart from my old one being stolen from me) is that I don't like the fact that the back of the system is completely flat, unlike the 1000 series, which has curves for better grip.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roboboots (Post 5038648)
Damn I'm pretty envious of you, oh well I don't have a psp anyways. Not until the PSPGo comes out at least

And on one final note, never purchase the PSPgo. It will not be able to be flashed/have custom firmware on it, for a ridiculous amount of time, and there are no ways to play the UMDs that the other PSP systems use. There is only a 16GB internal memory, and once it's full that's kind of it.

NatureKeeper October 23rd, 2009 10:07 AM

I'll answer chronogically:

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin_92 (Post 5212199)
The fact remains, that the PSP can EMULATE a system which it is directly competing against, which is what gives it the upper hand. Sure, it'll never be a complete substitute, rather it'll be the next best thing.

1- It doesn't give it any upper hand. My friend cannot even play Diamond on his PSP 1000. U_U

2- Next best thing? You need to be joking.
It is the last best thing.

Here is the menu:

Nintendo DS Family- Best Emulation For NDS files.
NO$GBA DS Emulation- Quite close emulation.
iDeaS Emulation- Lower Technology.
PSP DS emulation- Glitchy, Unworking Abnormalities.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin_92 (Post 5212199)
Anyway, there's no denying that the PSP's say processing power and graphic capabilities far surpass the DS's. Not to diminish the DS; it has it's fair share of fun games, but it doesn't really stand much against the PSP.

The DS has the fun games. For real time facts, it has also quite nice graphics.

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2009/152/950922_20090602_790screen001.jpg
Taken from GTA Chinatown Wars DS

Which in fact is not very distant from the PSP's release:

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2009/292/961725_20091020_790screen002.jpg

As for this, no talking: :D
http://www.serebii.net/platinum/tornworld-up.png

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin_92 (Post 5212199)
Also to remind you, emulation rarely provides ALL the capabilities of the original system, but many users don't mind. I'm sure EVERYONE doesn't want to finish all the super contests; maybe they just want to test out the hand before buying it, or just complete the Battle Frontier (which is a huge challenge)

Why not buy the original system, then?

michaelplacke October 27th, 2009 11:28 AM

It does give it the upper hand, simply for the fact that more games, including games from other systems, can be played on it.

It does make it the next best thing. If you cannot play it on the original system, the PSP, who can emulate a lot of games near-perfectly, would appear to be the logical choice for anyone hwo doesn't want to sit at the computer for their gaming.

I'm fairly certain, also, that the PSP's graphical capabilities surpass the DS's.

And, the answer to your last question is: Not everyone can afford both. It makes sense to buy a PSP that can emulate the DS, rather than a DS that can only play it's own games.

BrockObama October 27th, 2009 11:32 AM

i beat fire red on my psp, tried playing emerald, just wasn't as fun.

hi fi wi fi October 29th, 2009 5:50 PM

wow i knew this was possible on the computer and the idevices such as iphone and itouch but i never knew psp! maby i will try this when i have time :] thanks for the info

If i need help ill pm you for help because i rarely use my PSP so im not so sure about how everything works on it


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