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  1. #1 New to psp modding...help? 
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    Im new to all this and was wondering what the best psp emulators are for all the following

    NES
    SNES
    GB/GBC/GBA
    Genesis
    Sega Master System

    Thanks in advance
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    These are the ones I use, they are for the most part fully compatible with custom firmware and don't require 1.50.

    - NesterJ for NES
    - Snes9xtyl for SNES (there are loads of variations of this one, it can be hard to find just the right one)
    - Masterboy for GB, GBC, and Master System
    - gpSP for GBA (there are a few variations of this one as well, at least one of them works on 3.xx and 4.xx firmware)
    - Picodrive for Genesis as well as Sega CD

    And make sure you get version 1.50 of Picodrive. It was just recently released and has loads of code optimizations resulting in way better performance.
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    These are the same emulators I use. They work really well. But for some reason gpsp doesn't do save states very well. And by that I mean not at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tets View Post
    These are the ones I use, they are for the most part fully compatible with custom firmware and don't require 1.50.

    - NesterJ for NES
    - Snes9xtyl for SNES (there are loads of variations of this one, it can be hard to find just the right one)
    - Masterboy for GB, GBC, and Master System
    - gpSP for GBA (there are a few variations of this one as well, at least one of them works on 3.xx and 4.xx firmware)
    - Picodrive for Genesis as well as Sega CD

    And make sure you get version 1.50 of Picodrive. It was just recently released and has loads of code optimizations resulting in way better performance.
    Thanks for the info. I had a friend of mine recommend all those except for gpSP. I'll have to check that one out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Careb View Post
    These are the same emulators I use. They work really well. But for some reason gpsp doesn't do save states very well. And by that I mean not at all.
    Have this problem as well!!
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    Yea they're the best emulators I think
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