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psx4droid games i've tested
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JiMMaR
Android Enthusiast
you have to get the psx bios (hint use google)
then put it anywhere in your sd card , then in the psx4droid menu button -> settings
then press on the first option , specify the .bin bios file and you are done
thugacation
Newbie
is it possible to get Street Fighter on PSX?
Just something I think people need to keep in mind, especially those new to emulation:
Many of the errors and things I've read so far seems to remind me of some of the same things that have either existed forever on psx or aren't resolvable until Gingerbread comes out. They seemed to have made the optimizations to base architecture of android, in that, speeding up the draw-times was merely a side effect of doing thing like optimizing the way java code is processed. Gingerbread actually targets the 2d and 3d acceleration processes and shaders themselves which makes me excited simply because everything should get a whole lot faster than it sits now at froyo, it should be better for you all that like the Emus too.
If I remember correctly, way back in the 'day,' when psx emulation was young and voodoo 3dfx was still a recognizable name in graphics, all the ffs suffered from lag during their cut-scenes (especially ff8, basically the same run-stop-run, if it didn't just disintegrate into a thousand unrecognizable blocks of color) and on the world maps glitched, lagged, and locked up. None of this is new and without access to more efficient drawers 2d and 3d I doubt there's anything the maintainers of these emus can do until the google-verizon-motorola-htc-etc team(s) get the rev. to Gingerbread. I am not sure about the collision detection in xenogears though, that sounds more like something that is fixable within the emulator, but if it's not happening in many other games as well they'll have trouble pinning down what's wrong. Though low-3d redraw rates can lead to many collision detection issues, so it might get fixed after all.
Furthermore your phones are only going ever to be good at playing certain kinds of games, without having to constantly lug around some sort of wireless rf controller with you, the one on the screen just won't cut it for most games that require heavy use of all 10 keys. Many people it looks like are running into this problem in the comment section at the market place and don't seem to get that the developer is quite limited in helping them there.
\my 2 cents
Many of the errors and things I've read so far seems to remind me of some of the same things that have either existed forever on psx or aren't resolvable until Gingerbread comes out. They seemed to have made the optimizations to base architecture of android, in that, speeding up the draw-times was merely a side effect of doing thing like optimizing the way java code is processed. Gingerbread actually targets the 2d and 3d acceleration processes and shaders themselves which makes me excited simply because everything should get a whole lot faster than it sits now at froyo, it should be better for you all that like the Emus too.
If I remember correctly, way back in the 'day,' when psx emulation was young and voodoo 3dfx was still a recognizable name in graphics, all the ffs suffered from lag during their cut-scenes (especially ff8, basically the same run-stop-run, if it didn't just disintegrate into a thousand unrecognizable blocks of color) and on the world maps glitched, lagged, and locked up. None of this is new and without access to more efficient drawers 2d and 3d I doubt there's anything the maintainers of these emus can do until the google-verizon-motorola-htc-etc team(s) get the rev. to Gingerbread. I am not sure about the collision detection in xenogears though, that sounds more like something that is fixable within the emulator, but if it's not happening in many other games as well they'll have trouble pinning down what's wrong. Though low-3d redraw rates can lead to many collision detection issues, so it might get fixed after all.
Furthermore your phones are only going ever to be good at playing certain kinds of games, without having to constantly lug around some sort of wireless rf controller with you, the one on the screen just won't cut it for most games that require heavy use of all 10 keys. Many people it looks like are running into this problem in the comment section at the market place and don't seem to get that the developer is quite limited in helping them there.
\my 2 cents
d12unk13astard
Member
Raiden loads up and plays decently on my g1, it'd prob be way nicer on the newer android phones tho.
exclaymation
Newbie
Legend of Legaia runs smoothly but freezes at the end of the practice fight. Haven't tried downloading another rom to make sure it is not the emulators fault.
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Deleted User
Guest
I actually played Diablo on the psxdroidlite and I couldn't save the game in the game itself.
glamisfanatic
Lurker
I need some help with Diablo...I am running it on the Samsung Epic... it works and all, but when i get to like level 2 it goes to the file explorer for the emulator. I assume it is looking for the next part of the game. I have all parts but in each zip the files are named exactly the same..for example NEW.img...NEW.sub. Each Zip has 3 of these files, and there are 11 zips. I have copied the contents of the 2nd zip file and it renamed them NEW(1).zip etc..when I select it in the emulator it just restarts the game. Can someone please tell me how to make it so I can play each level? Or maybe how I should name the files to make the transition from level to level playable
Should I just download an ISO version of the game? That includes everything in one file correct?
Should I just download an ISO version of the game? That includes everything in one file correct?
glamisfanatic
Lurker
Step 1) download app
Step 2) download SCPH1001.bin from google
Step 3) make a folder in the root of your phone called psx
Step 4) put the SCPH1001.bin into your psx folder
Step 5) go on your phone, open the emulator click find bios and select the scph1001.bin located in your psx folder.
Step 6) download the rom of your choosing, unzip everything until you get the game files, drag and drop those into the psx folder
Step 2) download SCPH1001.bin from google
Step 3) make a folder in the root of your phone called psx
Step 4) put the SCPH1001.bin into your psx folder
Step 5) go on your phone, open the emulator click find bios and select the scph1001.bin located in your psx folder.
Step 6) download the rom of your choosing, unzip everything until you get the game files, drag and drop those into the psx folder