Pbernert.com Website Review

boring since, I've met a lot of nice, interesting and talented people all around the world because of my hobby, and over 11 million visitors Now finally I've decided to move to my own domain.. more place, more features (though basically I don't need or use those, I have to admit, I am still trying to keep the site design as simple as possible), and more independence (bye, bye, german telecom). And still no ad banners, no popups, no paypal (wow.. funny marketing minds.. combining pay and pal, oh my) or whatever. Most stuff you can find here is related to my hobby, PSX emulation.. the basic idea is to take one of your original Playstation1 (PSX) game CDs, insert it into your PC's cdrom drive, start an application (the 'emulator') and play the game on your PC.. easy, isn't it? :) Some emulators will allow you to have additional features (like better graphics, or save states, unlimited mem cards, netplay...), on the There are two commercial psx emulators: VGS and Bleem! VGS is the most compatible emulator available, but you will only get the 'basic' features (no enhanced graphics, no iso support), and after Sony has bought VGS, I don't think there will be any updates anymore. Bleem! offers a D3D display, but the compatibility is low, and the gameplay is no fun most times (speed problems, sound problems, gfx problems.. you name them...). Bleem! hasn't seen updates for years, it's rumored the Bleem! team is working on a Dreamcast version of the psx emulator, but I wonder if you will need a Dreamcast emulator by the time they will release it (because at this time there will be no Luckily there are some freeware psx emulators as well.. Psyke and PSEmu Pro were the first among them, both are discontinued, but the (nowadays enhanced) PSEmu Pro plugin system is still alive and kicking :) The plugins are emulating a special part of the psx hardware (the best known PSX emulators are PSEmu Pro, ePSXe, PCSX, AdriPSX and FPSE (and there are even more freeware psx emus in development :), and most