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CaSTaway Release Build 006 v2007-11-15

Released Nov 15, 2007 · Emulators
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Install on your PSP

Archive: extract castawaypsp006_brewology_com.zip and take the PSP folder from inside PSP-Custom-Firmwares/. It is laid out from the root of the Memory Stick: copy it there, so you have /PSP/GAME/CaSTawayPSP/.

Start it from Game › Memory Stick. On a PSP Go without a Memory Stick, use /PSP/GAME/ on the internal storage.

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Files

FileSizeSHA-256
castawaypsp006.zip678 KB 7b19331c…77da Download

From the PSPBrew downloads, on Brewology since they were posted. Served from Brewology.

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Release notes

v2007-11-15 · CaSTaway Release Build 006 · Nov 15, 2007

It's been a while since we last heard about CaSTaway, skeezix's own Atari ST emulator for the Sony PlayStation Portable, with the last update about him reporting on the soon-to-be-released Build 006. Now, he gives a reason for all retrogamers blessed with Sony's handheld to rejoice, as the highly-anticipated Build 006 of CaSTaway has not only been rolled out, but it also sports the improvements he promised! Awesome!

So, what's new with this version? We'll let skeezix take care of that for us, via the changelog found in the readme file that comes
with the downloadable archive. Here it is:

Release 006:

  • A new build environment with fresher toolsets .. back in business for PSP development.
  • Fixed some menu display issues (font clipping, spacing of text and other trivialities).
  • Fixed some minor emulation issues that caused Dungeon Master to crash deep in the game, which hopefully fixes some things in other games too.
  • Mostly version 006 gets me back in the game, and works for the Slim very nicely. Hopefully for Fat too, or I'll have to produce a build for each.

Not only is it guaranteed to work on the PSP Slim and on 3.71 firmware, but also it got skeezix back into the scene. And we all know that's reason enough to celebrate, having a dedicated homebrew developer come back willingly into the fray. In any case, enjoy the download, and make sure to read the readme file before doing anything.

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