Comments on: Windows Gaming with QEMU on PS3 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/ billb's friendly neighborhood convenience blog Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:35:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 By: dislaire http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-546 dislaire Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:14:14 +0000 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-546 can anybody try fallout 1 & 2 on qemu?because i really want to know if it works, specially fallout 2... can anybody try fallout 1 & 2 on qemu?because i really want to know if it works, specially fallout 2…

]]> By: billb http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-539 billb Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:02:38 +0000 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-539 @knicknak Yes, XE works better for Genesis, and I'd prefer stella for Atari 2600 over sdlmess as well. Here's a short list of what I'd use: Amiga -- e-uae Apple II series -- sdlmess Atari 2600 -- stella C64 -- vice Coleco -- sdlmess Genesis -- xe NES, GB, GBC, GBA -- mednafen SNES -- snes9x-gtk @knicknak

Yes, XE works better for Genesis, and I’d prefer stella for Atari 2600 over sdlmess as well. Here’s a short list of what I’d use:

Amiga — e-uae
Apple II series — sdlmess
Atari 2600 — stella
C64 — vice
Coleco — sdlmess
Genesis — xe
NES, GB, GBC, GBA — mednafen
SNES — snes9x-gtk

]]> By: knicknak http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-530 knicknak Fri, 11 Sep 2009 09:38:21 +0000 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-530 Do certain emulators work better than others for various systems? i.e. For Genesis, does XE work better than sdlmess? For 2600 does stella work better than sdlmess (not listed but I saw in a post that it does work)? Does the order the emulator is listed (when multiple emulators are listed) indicate a preference? Basically is there a way to tell which emulator is the best to use for each system on the PS3? PS: I couldn't type in the anti-spam word on Chrome, it wont let me type in that box (it goes back to the website box). Do certain emulators work better than others for various systems?

i.e. For Genesis, does XE work better than sdlmess? For 2600 does stella work better than sdlmess (not listed but I saw in a post that it does work)? Does the order the emulator is listed (when multiple emulators are listed) indicate a preference?

Basically is there a way to tell which emulator is the best to use for each system on the PS3?

PS: I couldn’t type in the anti-spam word on Chrome, it wont let me type in that box (it goes back to the website box).

]]> By: Dann http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-504 Dann Sun, 09 Aug 2009 18:12:22 +0000 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-504 Have you got the fluendo mp3 codec installed? that should get sound working in firefox but videos (youtube etc im guessing follow the sfwdec tut on http://www.yellowdog-board.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=3712&start=120&st=0&sk=t&sd=a, sorry if this isnt allowed on forum rules but im new to ydl net :-/ Have you got the fluendo mp3 codec installed? that should get sound working in firefox but videos (youtube etc im guessing follow the sfwdec tut on http://www.yellowdog-board.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=3712&start=120&st=0&sk=t&sd=a, sorry if this isnt allowed on forum rules but im new to ydl net :-/

]]> By: ynah2q3 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-485 ynah2q3 Sun, 19 Jul 2009 06:17:12 +0000 http://blogs.ydl.net/billb/2008/05/05/windows-gaming-with-qemu-on-ps3/#comment-485 Yes that's exactly how you would do it. However most software has been written to make use of the environment variables so that files can be stored in the users home folder such as save games etc. If you go to the terminal and type set you can see the entire list of environment variables for the current user. Yes that’s exactly how you would do it. However most software has been written to make use of the environment variables so that files can be stored in the users home folder such as save games etc. If you go to the terminal and type set you can see the entire list of environment variables for the current user.

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