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  1. 30th-March-2007, 21:11 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by SegNin View Post
    Here's quite a few SNES emu's for PSP:
    http://dl.qj.net/Super-Nintendo-SNES...PSP-/catid/135
    http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/ (look on the left side)

    I have no idea if they're any better since I don't own a PSP.
    well a lot of the ones in those links are just different versions of the emulator i already have. But i tried a few anyways and for some reason the ME version of Snes9XTYL runs Super Mario RPG A LOT better. No idea why, but thanks However, Super Puyo Puyo still runs slow even though the games it self is half the size. It might be because it is japanese.
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