Update: Due to the age of this video, the information and links presented in it might no longer be valid or useful for modern PSP homebrew. If you are using a homebrew enabled Slim PSP, you will need eLoader v1.000 to run this port. redirect?redir_token=meMFa4ML85YVIrNz5ORWOS5IK9F8MTUwNjA0NDAxM0AxNTA1OTU3NjEz&event=desc&q=http%3A%2F%%2Fviewtopic.php%3Ff%3D1%26t%3D66 (This port is also playable on an original hacked PSP) I decided to make all four players bots so you would get a more steady view of the action, and demonstrate 2 of the 17 available game modes to play: Classic & Coin Collection.įor more information on this game, visit: My PSP Slim using custom firmware 3.60 m33 playing a homebrew port of the PC game Super Mario War 1.7. Super Mario War uses hardware register $4212 to check for vertical blank.**Custom Firmware or 1.50 Firmware is needed to play this on your psp.** Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Huge Lot Plush Stuffed Animals Star Wars Super Mario Dolls Soft Toys For Boys at the best. Then Tic-Tac-Toe uses hardware register $4210 to check for vertical blank. Tic-Tac-Toe and Super Mario War use hardware register $4200 to disable the NMI and IRQ interrupts. Most SNES programs use the NMI interrupt handler to check for vertical blank. Super Mario War uses the same design as Tic-Tac-Toe (SNES), by having a reset handler but no interrupt handlers.
It was a hot summer day when all of a sudden Bowser flew in, in his Koopa Clown Car.
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