And not forgetting emulators and the ability to run PS1 games.
And not forgetting emulators and the ability to run PS1 games.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
On news of PSPUAE update on DCEMU came this reply, lol.
[quote=djk21108;]this will sure make that horace guy happy....[/quote]
I still have to wait until the guy gets the replacement stick for the PSP, the offer still stands. So if he's still selling it, I'll buy it. But I think it will only be another toy in my collection that will barely be used.
Well its the same for me in a way, I very rarely play my PSP games. Im always playing PSPUAE, lol.
On news of PSPUAE update on DCEMU came this reply, lol.
[quote=djk21108;]this will sure make that horace guy happy....[/quote]
In contrast I play PSP games on my PSP all the time.
Currently I'm working my way through Final Fantasy 1 and really enjoying playing it again. The only infuriating thing I had somehow forgotten is how annoying the game is when travelling over land or water, with random battles popping up every few seconds! It's still great fun though, and every battle means more gil and experience towards the next level. And it's not so bad once you start gaining "attack all foe" spells, so you can wipe out whole groups of enemies in one go which speeds things up and stops the random battles being quite as annoying.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
Did the par files work? So I can also d/l it.Currently I'm working my way through Final Fantasy 1 and really enjoying playing it again.
Luckily I didn't need to use the Par files to reconstruct the parts. The game ISO you included with them worked fine as it was. Not sure why some of my original rar files were corrupted.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!