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Handy PSP

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Handy PSP
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General
Author(s)Akop Karapetyan
TypeHandheld
Version0.95.1 (17 Oct 2007)
LicenceMixed
Links
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Website
Source
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Handy PSP is an emulator of Atari Lynx, an 8/16-bit handheld game console that was released by Atari Corporation in September 1989.

This is a port of the Handy emulator to the Sony PlayStation Portable platform, written in C and C++ and uses GU (Graphical Utility toolkit) for rendering by Akop Karapetyan (aka Uberjack).

Features

  • Load rom from ZIP files.
  • Custom key mappings.
  • Screen size adjustment.
  • CPU clock frequency adjustment.
  • Show FPS.
  • Screenshots.
  • Save states.
  • Turbo mode.
  • Other miscellaneous options.

Installation

Note: The emulator requires an authentic BIOS image file to run. The file should be named lynxboot.img.

Unzip handy.zip into /PSP/GAME/ folder on the Memory Stick.

Next copy lynxboot.img to /PSP/GAME/HANDYPSP/ (see above paragraph).

User guide

Button configuration:

By default, changes are not retained after button mapping is modified.

Please make sure to save (with Cross button) after desired mapping is configured.

Controls

Atari Lynx:

Analog/D-Pad - D-Pad

Square - Button A

Cross - Button B

Start - Option 1

Select - Option 2

R - Pause

L+R - Return to the emulator menu

Button configuration:

Cross - Save changes

Triangle - Load default key mappings

Screenshots

handypsp2.png

handypsp3.png

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Known issues

Sound isn’t perfect, in some games, it skips or pops. After a week of tweaking the sound code, it is still unclear if this is due the port, or the emulator. The answer most likely lies somewhere in-between.

Changelog

v0.95.1 2007/10/17

  • Initial release.

Credits

Keith Wilkins - Handy.

External links

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