02-15-2014, 08:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2014, 08:13 AM by DragonNeos.)
God Eater 2 Ver 1.30 was tested with JPCSP v0.7 r3458 and PPSSPP v0.9.6-789-g3d3b0b1. On PPSSPP, the game is loadable, but as soon as the character takes a step, the emulator will crash. A problem that continues to plague both JPCSP and PPSSPP is the inability for the player to be able to start and complete consecutive missions (Ver 1.00). In both emulators, after the player accepts a mission (completing one beforehand) and presses Circle at the Entrance to load the mission, both emulators will either freeze/crash.
On JPCSP, there are three possible scenarios for a patched version of the game (Ver 1.01, 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30).
1. (Original) JPCSP immediately crashes after attempting to load the game. (Partially Missing Section Headers leading to java.nio.BufferUnderflowException)
2. (Modified) (Enable DLC Decryption) On 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30, a black background with a message about the PlayStation Network appears. The log shows the same messages in an endless loop. On 1.01, after a new character is created, the message about the PlayStation Network appears after the two videos introduce the plot and role of the protagonist to the player. The message prevents the player from progressing further into the game.
3. (Modified) (Disable DLC Decryption) On 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30, JPCSP will shortly crash after loading the game. (Crash from ModuleMgrForUser_F2D8D1B4 leading to java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot find executable) On 1.01, the game will crash after the opening video has finished playing.
There are two questions that I have been wondering about for a while now.
1) Do I need to download additional libraries in order to get xBRZ to work on JPCSP? I placed glew32.dll (32-bit) in System32 and glew32.dll (64-bit) in SysWOW64 and tried to run JPCSP. After loading a game, JPCSP will crash with a message about missing dependent libraries. As stated in an earlier post, I can use xBRZ on PPSSPP without any problems and without needing to download external files.
2) Which emulator is correctly detecting the OpenGL Version on a user's graphics card? On the logs of JPCSP, it shows "OpenGL version: 3.3.11672 Compatibility Profile Context" and "Shading Language version: 3.30." On PPSSPP, it shows "OpenGL 3.1.11672 Compatibility Profile" and "GLSL 3.30."
On JPCSP, there are three possible scenarios for a patched version of the game (Ver 1.01, 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30).
1. (Original) JPCSP immediately crashes after attempting to load the game. (Partially Missing Section Headers leading to java.nio.BufferUnderflowException)
2. (Modified) (Enable DLC Decryption) On 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30, a black background with a message about the PlayStation Network appears. The log shows the same messages in an endless loop. On 1.01, after a new character is created, the message about the PlayStation Network appears after the two videos introduce the plot and role of the protagonist to the player. The message prevents the player from progressing further into the game.
3. (Modified) (Disable DLC Decryption) On 1.10, 1.20, and 1.30, JPCSP will shortly crash after loading the game. (Crash from ModuleMgrForUser_F2D8D1B4 leading to java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot find executable) On 1.01, the game will crash after the opening video has finished playing.
There are two questions that I have been wondering about for a while now.
1) Do I need to download additional libraries in order to get xBRZ to work on JPCSP? I placed glew32.dll (32-bit) in System32 and glew32.dll (64-bit) in SysWOW64 and tried to run JPCSP. After loading a game, JPCSP will crash with a message about missing dependent libraries. As stated in an earlier post, I can use xBRZ on PPSSPP without any problems and without needing to download external files.
2) Which emulator is correctly detecting the OpenGL Version on a user's graphics card? On the logs of JPCSP, it shows "OpenGL version: 3.3.11672 Compatibility Profile Context" and "Shading Language version: 3.30." On PPSSPP, it shows "OpenGL 3.1.11672 Compatibility Profile" and "GLSL 3.30."