PSX emulator goes public, runs 3D on the iPhone surprisingly well

Sounds interesting
http://www.aimersoft.com/iphone-converter-suite.html

There's a PSX emulator for OS X? Stable?

Also, I want Vib Ribbon on my MBP via emulation. It would be cool on iPhone too, but tbh... there's FAR too much iPhone coverage on this site.

TUAW's New Year's Resolutions:
1. Get me Vib Ribbon on my Mac.
2. Stop the incessant iPhone blogging. Seriously.

Thank you !

It's really impressive, yet disappointing at the same time. Impressive that I never thought I'd see Tekken up and running on an iPhone (great job by the devs.)

Yet it's disappointing at how slow it's running. Even with optimization, I wonder how fast this thing can actually ever get.

Realtime would be cool, who knows sooner or later there might be a dock-connected controller for all these emulators.

"I can't wait to see what will be done with an official SDK."

Many think the answer is "a lot less." Many devs I've spoken to think the Apple SDK is likely to be seriously crippled in the name of "security." Caveat emptor.

I've made a tutorial on how to get this up and running on your iPhone if anyone is interested.

You can check it out here:
http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=495

Happy Gaming!

Haha... I'm gonna laugh when Microsoft sues you.

newsflash fake ballmer, trying to ride the coat tails of fake steve jobs is really lame. maybe the concept of crappy rip offs is the point of your satire given your subject, but either way, your blog ain't gettin a hit from me.

I'm all for this. Do less graphic-intense games run more smoothly?

And while this is great and all, why did it take a matter of months to make this happen on the iphone, when OS X users have been sitting on a barely-working psx emulator for years?

Yeah, im afraid i agree with sys_ops911. That looks not only pants, but far too small to even think about playing it. People should be developing original iphone games based on the accelerometer's and touch capabilities NOT porting another crap sequel to a phone which just shouldn't have it.

Apparently we have a very different idea of surprisingly well. I'm sure it will progress though.