) added support for it (the format, not PSP games), which is why we are having this discussion.Ĭlick to expand.Thats news to me. Yes - pbp initially was a PSP format, but eventually some emulators (PCSX.
We hope that this will change in the future.Įdit: Forgot one more thing. PSX emulation on the Switch currently is not viable. To end with - lets adress the elephant in the room as well - if the psx bettle core currently runs at 10-15 fps max onthe switch (no dynarec, no hardware acceleration) - none of this matters anyway - because the person asking the question, may try this once - and thats it. Of course the mainstream doesnt think so - so, don't use it.? Because it is well documented, and reasonably open. Because it allows multi disc games to be packaged into one file, because it strips out filler data all CD based games had, that sometimes amounts to more than half of the images size. pbp is arguably the better format going forward. Third response being a threadjacking with another, question - but actually the main reason I am actually doing some explaining in here. Feels, you never can be wrong - because feels). (By *feels* - feels, the new metric of an entire generation. Second response being someone telling you "whats more mainstream". First response being from a youtuber telling you "what he tried" (abstraction potential -3, learning potential - limited).
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