PlayStation Portable - Revision history

imported>DogToon64 at 03:28, 7 April 2023

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	The PlayStation Portable (or PSP) is a handheld game console made by Sony in ~~2004~~.		The '''PlayStation Portable''' (or '''PSP''') is a handheld game console made by Sony Computer Entertainment and was released on December 12, 2004 in Japan and everywhere else in 2005.

	~~PSP~~ is the only handheld video game console to use Universal Media Disc (UMD) as its primary storage medium.		The PlayStation Portable is the only handheld video game console to use Universal Media Disc (UMD) as its primary storage medium.

	==Ripping Tools==		==Ripping Tools==

imported>MappyNyamco: /* Jpcsp */

2020-07-11T20:03:13Z

Jpcsp

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imported>MappyNyamco: /* Jpcsp */

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	In order to do this, you must load a game, find it in the UMD browser or the file opener. Then play where you want to rip the textures. The, click on File > Export 3D Scene, then click on visible or all 3D models. Then go to export, on the JPCSP folder, and go to the recent one. This won't work sometimes when playing original games on Namco Museum Battle Collection, or some different reasons. If you try opening the .obj file like that, it won't load, but if done correctly, it can be usable.		In order to do this, you must load a game, find it in the UMD browser or the file opener. Then play where you want to rip the textures. The, click on File > Export 3D Scene, then click on visible or all 3D models. Then go to export, on the JPCSP folder, and go to the recent one. This won't work sometimes when playing original games on Namco Museum Battle Collection, or some different reasons. If you try opening the .obj file like that, it won't load, but if done correctly, it can be usable.

			Not only that, but just like PPSSPP, it includes A GE Debugger, in which can allow to see graphics, as the opposite of the one stated on the top before.
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	[[File:Jpcsp v0.7 cc4e331 - ナムコミュージアム (ULJS00012) FPS 61, averageFPS 54.2 6 18 2020 6 21 51 PM.png\|thumb]]		[[File:Jpcsp v0.7 cc4e331 - ナムコミュージアム (ULJS00012) FPS 61, averageFPS 54.2 6 18 2020 6 21 51 PM.png\|thumb]]

imported>Poudink: /* Recommended Emulators */ that's not really true anymore

2020-07-02T06:49:21Z

Recommended Emulators: that's not really true anymore

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imported>Poudink: /* Recommended Emulators */ that's not really true anymore

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imported>Poudink: /* Recommended Emulators */ that's not really true anymore

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	==Recommended Emulators==		==Recommended Emulators==
	===PPSSPP===		===PPSSPP===
	Good PSP emulator with high compatibility~~. Still a WIP, so some games won't work~~.		Good PSP emulator with high compatibility.
	==== GE Debugger Tutorial ====		==== GE Debugger Tutorial ====
	PPSSPP comes with a graphics viewer that not only draws out the frame, but also presents sprites in their entirety depending on the game used.		PPSSPP comes with a graphics viewer that not only draws out the frame, but also presents sprites in their entirety depending on the game used.
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	===Jpcsp===		===Jpcsp===
	Jpcsp is a Java PSP emulator~~, which has more compatibility than PPSSPP~~. It can rip 3D models from games.		Jpcsp is a Java PSP emulator. It can rip 3D models from games.

	In order to do this, you must load a game, find it in the UMD browser or the file opener. Then play where you want to rip the textures. The, click on File > Export 3D Scene, then click on visible or all 3D models. Then go to export, on the JPCSP folder, and go to the recent one. This won't work sometimes when playing original games on Namco Museum Battle Collection, or some different reasons. If you try opening the .obj file like that, it won't load, but if done correctly, it can be usable.		In order to do this, you must load a game, find it in the UMD browser or the file opener. Then play where you want to rip the textures. The, click on File > Export 3D Scene, then click on visible or all 3D models. Then go to export, on the JPCSP folder, and go to the recent one. This won't work sometimes when playing original games on Namco Museum Battle Collection, or some different reasons. If you try opening the .obj file like that, it won't load, but if done correctly, it can be usable.

imported>MappyNyamco: /* Jpcsp */

2020-06-18T22:27:59Z

Jpcsp

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