I just came across a little post on coolsmartphone.com about FPSEce: a PlayStation emulator for Windows mobile devices. FPSEce lets you run PlayStation games in the form of ISO files right off your memory card.
You can grab a free copy of FPSEce over at their website, where you’ll find some instructions too. They also have some info on PocketISO, an app you can use to compress your own game images. Here’s a video FPSEce PlaySstation emulator for Windows Mobile in action:
Grab a copy of FPSEce Playstation emulator for Windows Mobile here.
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by dave on April 14th, 2009 /
Category: News
The Windows Mobile Emulator, as the name suggests, allows you to emulate Windows Mobile (5, 6, 6.1) on your PC. This is especially helpful to developers but what about the rest of us? Well, maybe your old WinMo device can’t run cool new programs like the Last.fm player or the Iris web browser and you want to see if it’s worth buying a newer device that runs WinMo 5 or better. Sounds like a great reason to test drive a newer OS using Microsoft Device Emulator.
The Microsoft Device Emulator just got more useful by adding Bluetooth emulation as well! Have a look at the Bluetooth for Microsoft Device Emulator site. It shows how to install and configure all of the necessary components. This includes the FreeBT Bluetooth stack, which has to be installed on your hosting machine. But heads up — FreeBT is still in its alpha stage so if you’ve got any problems, be sure to check out their troubleshooting section.
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by dave on January 2nd, 2009 /
Category: Help
Want to try out software? Themes? New interfaces? This official desktop software imitates Windows Mobile 6, 5, and 2003SE right on your PC making it much easier to install and uninstall things you’d like to try out.
This emulator is also perfect for those who don’t currently own a Windows Mobile phone. You can spend some time with the OS, tweak some settings, try out some software, and more. Give it a try today!
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