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Zster · June 22nd, 2001

Bleem has problems with games using palettized textures, it's speed limiter is also buggy, otherwise it's core is probably the fastest out there. I'm thinking of games like SFEXalpha, Rayman2, Megaman, SFA3 and silent hill which run full speed even on lower spec (<400mhz) systems. It's also much better with XA audio than the free emulators (but not the commercial VGS). So it's not all bad, just too expensive for a product which was not the promised/implied PSX replacement. Yhat was their real crime (not to mention the delays). Thing is with computers being faster today and quality of emulation counting more than raw speed ePSXe is by far the better emulator (although I can't understand why nobody seems to care that much about the sound).

Ps Bleem! was also available two years ago, but then so was PSemuPro

June 22nd, 2001	#8 (permalink)
Zster Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 47	Bleem has problems with games using palettized textures, it's speed limiter is also buggy, otherwise it's core is probably the fastest out there. I'm thinking of games like SFEXalpha, Rayman2, Megaman, SFA3 and silent hill which run full speed even on lower spec (<400mhz) systems. It's also much better with XA audio than the free emulators (but not the commercial VGS). So it's not all bad, just too expensive for a product which was not the promised/implied PSX replacement. Yhat was their real crime (not to mention the delays). Thing is with computers being faster today and quality of emulation counting more than raw speed ePSXe is by far the better emulator (although I can't understand why nobody seems to care that much about the sound). Ps Bleem! was also available two years ago, but then so was PSemuPro Last edited by Zster; June 22nd, 2001 at 18:46.