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Daedalus PSP R13 source v2007-11-04

Released Nov 4, 2007 · Emulators
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Install on your PSP

Archive: extract 0daedalus_psp_R13_v150_brewology_com.zip and copy the Daedalus folder into /PSP/GAME/ on the Memory Stick.

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

This is a firmware 1.50 build: its game folder comes in two, one ending in %.

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Files

FileSizeSHA-256
0daedalus_psp_R13_v150.zip432 KB 361fe9a0…9b93 Download

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

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Release notes

v2007-11-04 · Daedalus PSP R13 source · Nov 4, 2007

Keeping his promise yesterday, StrmnNrmn has finally released his Deadalus R13 Nintendo 64 homebrew emulator for the PSP. R13's biggest feature, as StrmnNrmn's previously discussed, are the savestate features - right now, it works pretty much like QuickSaves in various PC games, and this feature supports 10 save slots shared across all ROMs.

As StrmnNrmn discusses:

"You can now save your progress at any point, via the Pause Menu (accessed through hitting the Select button). Savestates are written out to the memory stick, and consume around a megabyte per slot. You can load up a savestate at any time from the Pause Menu, or via the front end (hit the right shoulder button to swap from the rom list to the savestate list.)

"Other than savestates, the most significant change in R13 is a number of optimisations to the dynarec core which should give a 10-20% speedup depending on the title being played. I've tested these optimisations as much as I can, but if you find that roms which worked with R12 are now broken, try disabling 'dynamic recompilation' and/or 'dynarec stack optimisation' from the rom's preferences screen."

Some of you (like G8 in the comments section) may have bet two Star Ocean PSP Slims with 3.72 M33 and a 1.50 kernel that it wouldn't come out today, but guess all bets are off now! StrmnNrmn is the man!

Other relevant notes are available in the readme files included in the download.

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