Daedalus R13 released - StrmnNrmn

Daedalus R13 is the word for today! Yes I'm talking about the famous Daedalus Nintendo 64 Emulator for your Sony PSP folks! StrmnNrmn mentioned that today Nov/4/2007 is the day to keep your eyes glued to this website for the release of the Daedalus 13 Nintendo 64 Emulator!

When this hits the net believe we're going to have a download link A.S.A.P! We've been following StrmnNrmn's emulator for a while now and it just keeps getting better! So be thankful its still the weekend because I bet once this gets luanched we know you'll have some serious business to handle in the Mushroom Kingdom saving Princess Peach in Mario 64 or another Nintendo 64 game... On your PSP! Yaaaaay!

StrmnNrmn's own words for the still non-believers

StrmnNrmn:
"I've just about finished implementing the last couple of savestate features I talked about last week.

I've got a bit of polishing to do and a little bit more testing, but I'm hoping I should be able to release R13 sometime tomorrow (Sunday).

I'll post again then with a complete list of changes and links to the latest builds for you to download. See you then"

Check out StrmnNrmn's blog over at http://strmnnrmn.blogspot.com/

**UPDATE**

Daedalus R13 Download Below!

As promised Strmnnrmn delivers the goods! Theres 3 different downloads here, Daedalus for firmware 1.50 Firmware 1.00 and the Daedalus source code!

Installation ^{_{(further details in the readme.txt)}}
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Copy the Daedalus folder to the \PSP\GAME\ folder on your PSP (for
the v1.5+ firmware release you should also copy across the Daedalus%
folder).

Roms
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Roms should be copied to the Roms subdirectory within the
Daedalus folder. Daedalus recognises most roms formats (.v64, .z64,
.rom etc) and will also run roms compressed within .zip files.

NB: Recent versions of Daedalus will also load any roms found
within the \N64\ directory on your PSP. Note that this is in the
*root* directory of your PSP (e.g. for me it appears as P:\N64\ when
I open the USB connection in Windows).

When Daedalus boots with a zipped rom, for performance reasons it
will attempt to decompress it to a temporary file on your memory
stick before execution. If you are low on free space, it is
recommended that you keep the original rom file on your PC, and
manually extract the rom to your Roms directory.