The PSP scene continues to develop new and exciting ways to use the PSP. Recently, a Japanese homebrew developer by the name of "SofiyaCat" has ported the Nintendo DS emulator DeSmuME to PSP. However, don't expect it to offer anything playable. Framerates are stuck in the single digits in this early, unoptimized code. We're not exactly sure if a virtual touch-screen will be offered in the future, but it appears that this is more a display of coding prowess, rather than an attempt at making something the masses can truly embrace.
We're no advocates of piracy, though. Although we're impressed by this effort, we can't say that this will render our DS systems obsolete. Besides, we have a lot of widescreen, non-touching games to play in the coming months.
[Via
Joystiq]
{ Aug 13th 2007 at 6:00PM } 
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Random @ Aug 13th 2007 6:26PM
lol 4 fps, but the analog stick could be used in the touch screen's stead.
zoen151 @ Aug 13th 2007 6:27PM
Yea, I've seen this. I'll just wait till it becomes more polished up.