Post by pilif on Aug 2, 2006 15:07:31 GMT -5
Hi,
I know. I should post in existing threads. But forgive me making an exception here: pSX emulator rules! Nah. It doesn't just rule. It R-U-L-E-S!
You know, I'm inclined to say that it's the only PSX emulator currently in existence that actually WORKS. And even works without the usual configuration frenzy. Unpack, run, play! As it should be.
I blogged about it here:
www.gnegg.ch/archives/307-Usable-Playstation-emulation.html
Oh and if I may: There's a little buglet with my swiss german keyboard and the keybindings window:
As you know, Y and Z (among other things) are exchanged in German keyboards in comparison to the english ones. Now usually, that doesn't matter in key configuration screens: The software is usually preconfigured wrongly to use Z wher I'd prefer Y, but that's easily fixed by just reconfiguring it.
Not with pSX emulator: When I open the configuration screen and press Y, it is listed as Y, but the running emulation itself STILL expects me to press Z.
This has the advantage of working out of the box and the disadvantage of being very, very confusing as the configuration screen recognizes the correct key, but the actual emulation does not.
Anyways. That's really one hell of a non-issue because it does not prevent me from playing at all (like other "features" in other emulators do).
Let me say again: You rule!
And let me ask: Where is that donation page? :-)
Philip
I know. I should post in existing threads. But forgive me making an exception here: pSX emulator rules! Nah. It doesn't just rule. It R-U-L-E-S!
You know, I'm inclined to say that it's the only PSX emulator currently in existence that actually WORKS. And even works without the usual configuration frenzy. Unpack, run, play! As it should be.
I blogged about it here:
www.gnegg.ch/archives/307-Usable-Playstation-emulation.html
Oh and if I may: There's a little buglet with my swiss german keyboard and the keybindings window:
As you know, Y and Z (among other things) are exchanged in German keyboards in comparison to the english ones. Now usually, that doesn't matter in key configuration screens: The software is usually preconfigured wrongly to use Z wher I'd prefer Y, but that's easily fixed by just reconfiguring it.
Not with pSX emulator: When I open the configuration screen and press Y, it is listed as Y, but the running emulation itself STILL expects me to press Z.
This has the advantage of working out of the box and the disadvantage of being very, very confusing as the configuration screen recognizes the correct key, but the actual emulation does not.
Anyways. That's really one hell of a non-issue because it does not prevent me from playing at all (like other "features" in other emulators do).
Let me say again: You rule!
And let me ask: Where is that donation page? :-)
Philip
There's no donation that can be done, so the best donation you could give is to talk about pSX once in a while in your blog so that more people get to know it and get to use it. I think that for a developper that is working for free, the best thing it the great communauty behind him that the idea that a lot of people is using his software.