Chip-84 is a CHIP-8 and SCHIP-8 interpreter originally written for the TI-84 Plus CE calculator and has been ported to many different systems. This is the PlayStation 1 port a.k.a. the PSX Edition.
This version of Chip-84 is built upon the PSn00bSDK by Lameguy64 and works on real hardware.
- Setup PSn00bSDK by following its build instructions
- Clone this repository and run
make resources
- Then run
make
- Use
make resources
to build data.lzp which holds the screen sprite and ROMs - Change the location of NO$PSX in Makefile and use
make run
to run the built PSX-EXE in NO$PSX - Use
make iso
to build a .bin and .cue file using mkpsxiso - You can add/remove ROMs by editing the data.xml file and repacking with
make resources
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D-pad Up: Key 1
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D-pad Down: Key 2
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D-pad Left: Key 3
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D-pad Right: Key C
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Triangle: Key 4
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Cross (X): Key 5
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Square: Key 6
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Circle: Key D
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R1: Key 7
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R2 Key 8
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L1: Key 9
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L2: Key E
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Left Stick Down: Key A
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Left Stick Up: Key 0
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Left Stick Left: Key B
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Left Stick Right: Key F
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Start: Main menu
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R3: Toggle debug mode
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Select: Advance frame while in debug mode
- Up/Down: Navigate
- Left/Right: Raise/lower option values
- Cross (X): Select
- Circle: Back