GPSP Kai 3.4 Test 3 Build 152 (GBA) (PSP)

[dlevere]

Author: DarkSpace

This is a Gameboy Advance emulator for PSP which will allow you to play all GBA games on your PSP.

Just simply extact the file (gpSP) and put it to ms0:/PSP/GAME. ms0:/=Memory Stick

About all GBA games run at full speed with sound on the PSP.

There's almost no bug while playing GBA games.

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[MathUser]

I wonder if this is compatible with Final Fantasy VI Advance? I got another build of GPSP and it has weird graphical effects and crashes when playing that game. The version I have is signed so it sucks that I'd have to use a unsigned version. Tho I usually have my lcfw on anyway.

[dlevere]

I have no clue on that one.

[lee4]

I wonder if this is compatible with Final Fantasy VI Advance? I got another build of GPSP and it has weird graphical effects and crashes when playing that game. The version I have is signed so it sucks that I'd have to use a unsigned version. Tho I usually have my lcfw on anyway.

The GPSP signed version is from old built GPSP 0.9 without extra prx (last updated 2007).

GPSP Kai (last updated 2009) has different core built with some extra features.

GPSP Kai is capable to run Final Fantasy VI Advance flawless

[dlevere]

EricPshat just released a new build of the emulator a couple days ago

GPSP Kai v3.4 test 4 build 225

[Duncan Idaho]

Changelog for the 3.4 test 4 build 225:

Fixed lots of bugs, mostly inconsistencies in the program code and the code to be translated.
Added new lines in the emulator menu and accordingly in translation language files.
Painted pixel by pixel, and compiled a new font “eureka.fbm”.
Also in the font added all German-Spanish-Portuguese-Greek characters umlauts with full Western European encoding cp1252 with the required width for each letter.
Fixed some items are broken before.
Fixed alternating list by changing the buttons in the joystick configuration.
Now run almost all games from ZIP archives. Previously, large files are not unpacked emulator.
Other minor fixes.
Signed to run on the official firmware, and of course on the custom firmware.

Credits to Wololo