Sega Saturn PSP Emulator Yabase 0.9.10
The Yabase Team responcable for PC, MAC and other system versions of their Yabase Sega Saturn Emulator have finally released a PSP port for use to try out.
Notes:
Important notice
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PSP support for Yabause is experimental; please be aware that some things
may not work well (or at all), and in particular there’s no configuration
interface yet.Also, please note that Yabause REQUIRES a PSP Slim (PSP-200x) or later.
Yabause isn’t (yet?) lean enough to run in 24MB of RAM. Sorry!How to use Yabause (PSP-specific notes)
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There is currently no way to configure Yabause, so copy the data you want
to run into the same directory as EBOOT.PBP with the following filenames:BIOS.BIN — BIOS image
CD.ISO — CD image (can also be a cuesheet)
BACKUP.BIN — Backup RAM image (optional)The directional pad and analog stick can both be used to emulate the
Saturn controller’s directional pad. Button controls are predefined as
follows:Start — Start
A — Square
B — Cross
C — (unassigned)
X — Triangle
Y — Circle
Z — (unassigned)
L — L
R — R
Source: Yabase.org
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August 11, 2009 at 5:52 am
I’ll give it a go, hopefully should work now.
August 11, 2009 at 6:43 am
Here’s a tip you need to use ISO files and make sure you rename it CD.ISO otherwise it does work. I’ll post a demo of Daytona USA once I get that working.
August 11, 2009 at 12:08 pm
Hey guys is it workable for v3 mobos? Ive a copy of Guardian Heroes and I really hoped that it’ll work.
August 25, 2009 at 3:46 pm
I manage to get Mr. Bones to the stop me but it wasn’t playable after that. TIP: When using BIN/CUE image files, there is no need to convert to ISO format, just rename the *.cue file to CD.ISO and leave the *.bin file as is. And if any game you try can’t get past the SEGA logo in the first 15 secs don’t bother waiting.