Exophase has released a new version of gameplaySP, the homebrew GameBoy Advance emulator for the PSP, which offers a simplistic, yet powerful interface and engine! This emulator is greatly improving with each release, further increasing ROM support as well as optimizing all parts of emulation. Great work Exophase!



New features/fixes in v0.8 include:
- Fixed bug in dead flag elimination, “alt” version no longer needed.
- Fixed EEPROM saves being saved as 32kb instead of 512bytes/8kb
- 32MB ROM support has been added. ROMS are “demand loaded” as necessary and page swapped out; there might be a small loading lag, but I have yet to ever really notice anything. NOTE: 32MB ROM support only works for unzipped ROMs.
- Save states have been added. See the save state menu for save/load options.
- Support for the real-time clock (RTC) chip in Pokemon cartridges and other games. The implementation is based off of VBA’s, whatever notes on gbadev I could find, and some of my own reverse engineering of what the games do… it might not be totally correct. Also, setting the time does not work.
- Per-game configuration. Currently this only saves frameskip and frameskip variation options.
- Removed the flash type option from the menu and instead added it to game_config.txt. Hopefully got everything - let me know if you find something that isn’t there. It’s pretty easy to add them if you have to.
- Added a display in the upper left-hand corner to indicate when fast-forward is on.- Added button bindings for save/load state.
- Found a fix of StrmnNrmn proportion: far too much unnecessary mutex synchronization was going on. Removing the two offending lines of code gave a massive speed boost for free. Enjoy.
[Download - Emulator]

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