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My vote goes for this. +1 I'm using SNES9X TYL 0.4.2 ME for PSP Slim and I get ~40 FPS in F-Zero :/ I can turn on frameskip and play at 30 FPS, but that's not really full speed.

It fails at anything that uses scaling, rotation, "mode 7", or the SuperFX chip. The scaling, rotation, and "mode 7" parts can usually be fixed by turning on a low frameskip (1-2), but most SuperFX games like StarFox just aren't playable at all (even with lots of frameskip). Luckily, most games...

Follow the guide: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/628073 Most of the guide is dedicated to dumping POPS .prxs, but I suggests you download the pack from the links near the bottom instead of doing it yourself; It's much easier that way.

The kind of people who would ask that don't read stickies anyways.

Whoah, hold on there. I didn't mean at that particular size; I was only referring to the layout. Reading anything like that (if you can anyways) would seriously mess with your eyes. I should have been clearer in my original response. At first I thought that I would remove the Emulator tab and...

It looks nice and seems to have plenty of eye candy, but is there room for some more functional display modes for people who want to get things done efficiently? You problably already plan on implementing at least some of these (that is, if you're actually going to make it), but here are some...

Why not post a useful comment? >:/ Out of pure speculation, I think that the default theme will have large shiny icons and an unhealthy amount of sky blue and white. I say this because, from what has been said by CraigIX, they're going for a very user friendly interface. In this day and age...

Good luck contacting him ;P he hasn't updated his blog in months. If he does decide to do something for the Pandora, I hope that he doesn't abandon what he's accomplished thus far on Daedalus PSP. It really shows great potential.

Nice to see that the Web site is expanding, but it's still a bit rusty looking ;)

Very doubtful. They're using a proprietary battery so that they can use every last corner of free space for it.

Hah; That's a bit over the top don't you think? It'd look better if the metallic pattern was smooth instead of the jagged mess it is now. ... and lose the lens flare XD

I take it that these applications were developed for PCs so they don't take care to conserve RAM. With newer desktops commonly having 2GB+ of RAM it's not much of an issue for their target platform, so why bother? It all stems from the concept of "if it's there, use it!". This logic usually...

I prefer a combination of both. I write out what I want, make it, and then rewrite it without everything I was too lazy to implement.

If what is meant by 'full speed' is just the scroll smoothness, then I'm not impressed. Even the Nintendo DS's Opera browser manages to scroll everything smoothly, and that's on much weaker hardware. But how were the render times? ;P

Why could Nintendo do? Emulators are perfectly legal providing they do not cross certain legal bounds (i.e. break copy protection, provide dumped BIOS). All of the PC DS emulators are relatively young and unoptimized, so a direct port will result in unacceptably low speeds. To mend this would...

I hope that a pre-applied screen protector is included because they're so blasted hard to get on without having air bubbles everywhere. I refuse to touch the screen with anything before it's nice and safe behind a screen protector. Scratches aren't usually visible while a screen is on anyways...

You'll have to hack the ROMs to get them to take advantage of the extra VRAM anyways (;

What part of d-pad, dual analogs (each with stick click), four action buttons, two shoulder buttons, start and select buttons, a touch screen, and a keyboard do you not understand? If a system doesn't need it, then it won't be used. It's not like you'll be forced to use the keyboard to play your...