PCE for PSP 0.83a5: Focusing on multiplayer

The famous Japanese coder we propose a new patch the emulator PC Engine PCE for PSP.

 Early wakeup call for the youngest, the PC Engine console is a fabulous set by NEC Coporation and marketed in Japan in 1987. The power of the console is located between a SEGA Master System and Megadrive, at the time the machine is a technological marvel that will be marketed in France in 1990.

They are more than 600 games (mostly shoot'em up) that compose the library of the console at the end of its marketing. Meanwhile, NEC Corporation has had time to integrate the machine the first CD-Rom. For readers who wish to learn more about the machine, an excellent French site is available, its name is Nekofan.

 Even if the developer of the emulator is Japanese, he had the excellent idea to include menus in English, making it available to homebrew the greatest number.

 We have attached the archive to a (small) selection of homebrew developed in the late 90s and early 2000. These were intended for homebrew running on the PC Engine emulators and not directly on the console.

What's new?

 Improved multiplayer support AD HOC