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PSP2600 v1.1.0: Atari 2600 Emulator Updated
greg | October 3, 2007
You could very well be downloading the final version of PSP2600, according to developer ZX-81. The coding machine has made some final improvements to the Atari 2600 emulator, leaving it at v1.1.0. PSP2600 is ported from Stella and is based on Aenea’s original development.
PSP2600 v1.1.0 changes:
- Display and save thumbnail images for each save state
- New graphics
- Option to prevent the blue led to be displayed when L or R are pressed
Download PSP2600 v1.1.0:
1.50 fw | 3.xx cfw (psp slim) | source code
- source: ZX-81’s web site
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nice stuff ZX.
downloading now
thanks ZX-81, nice!
RIVER RAID OHH YEA!!
Is there a working NES Emulator for the PSP 3.71 M33-2?
NesterJ works well…
the latest I could find was from April. Back when 3.02firmware came out or something like that. I couldn’t even get the 1.50 from above to work on my F-PSP. Had to use the 3.7* one.
1.11 on here works under 3.71 M33-2 in the 371 folder. But, The other one I found that supposedly is NesterJ ver 1.20alpa I have not tried. I’ll give that a try after testing more of the NesterJ ver. 1.11.
Thanks
BTW,
Nice work on the 2600 Emulator.
Found a pack that had all ROMS from #, A-Z and they work great.
Thanks
ZX-81….too good…I’ve got a working Atari, Colecovision, TG-16 among others…and I never have to set em up to the television because of people like you. The PSP is a great way to preserve all these classics on one system (w/out the need to blow into some old cartriges to get em to work!)…Great job man and thank you very much!
again, thank you sir.
@all: thx
Zx