Phantasy Star Portable 2

[Enishi-Kihaku]

(02-21-2014 11:57 AM)Raimoo Wrote:  

(02-21-2014 08:28 AM)Enishi-Kihaku Wrote:  Hey, I am new to the forums here, and I know that there is an old post detailing how to get past the Title Menu, but all I get is void-black screen after the opening video, and sound+Controls. I enabled Buffered Rendering, and turned off JIT in Dev options. My build is current as of now, and I cannot find anything to limit frame rate other than the 60FPS Check box. I remember having this game but having three stolen PSPs, therefore never finishing it, so I turned to this community, HELP me get past the title screen, I'll give you a cookie.

(OH, I also tried both 32 and 64 Bit, but no change. I'm running on an Acer with 2.1Ghz Duo Core and Windows 8 DX11, 4gbs RAM.)

What build are you using?

try this:
http://buildbot.orphis.net/ppsspp

make sure you use buffered rendering while plays PSP2

I'm using Build 0.9.7.1 and already knew about using the buffered rendering. I also Disabled JIT as mentioned about a year ago. I have combed every forum page for PSP2, but can't find anything to explain why or how I am stuck with Blank Void Black at the title screen.

EDIT! I just loaded up the latest build
v0.9.7.2-60-gce518a4 Unknown W. Brackets 2014-02-21 18:47:12 Download Download Download x86jit: Add a missing unknown prefix check.
x86, and still I am stuck at title screen with blank-ness. Buffered rendering, and still nothing but the Opening Sequence.

EDIT MK2! I got it running on my ManDroid Tablut, (2X 1.5GHz Processor, 1gb RAM) but it runs far too slow (Probably around 5 FPS!) and I wanna PC it now! Help me please fix my config settings so I can live my Phantasy.

EDIT MK3! I noticed that the Credentials do not show in PC, yet I didn't even know they were there until I ran them in Android. I think if I can get those, I'll have all I need to actually get in-game. Help me load a title menu and I'll give you an oreo, or something.

(By "Stolen PSPs," I mean I had bought 3 PSPs, and then they got stolen, lost, and bricked; in that order. The first two were fresh brand new PSP 3000s. May they rest in someone else's pocket.)