I would be honoured if I was considered to be a beta tester. I never knew that an Amiga emulator existed for PSP. To me, this is very exciting. My Amiga days started way back in or around 1995 when I got an Amiga 1500. Wow, two floppy drives and 1MB RAM. I was the envoy of all of my A500 friends. I then bought Action Replay III and Syncro Express. Got heavy into the PD scene and whatnot
I wasn't just a gamer, although the games were [are] great. I was big into making my own compilation disks and messing around with utilities. Powerpacker... One of the best packages around, ever, on any platform. Man, that baby can compress ANY file, even executables. Fit 2 or 3 MB onto a Floppy.
I'm ashamed to say that my use of the Amiga dried up when Commodore went bust. Not by choice, I was very young. My first thought was that they are gone, so Amiga is dead. I never had enough money to buy a better Amiga but it always had a great place in my heart.
For the best part of 7 years, my A1500 gathered dust. It came to a point when I didn't have space for it so had to get rid of it. Years past but the longing remained. After a few years, I started getting jobs, money etc. Went onto eBay and bought an A500 with loads of stuff. Brought back great memories.
Then my long time girlfriend came. Space became a premium in our house and had to give up the A500 again. It pained me but it is just a fact of life.
Only in the past 4 or 5 weeks, I've come to realise that I won't be "allowed" to have yet another computer in the house so I went out and purchased Amiga Forever 2006 by Claonto. I know the software can be "aquired" from other sources but the 2 extra DVD's are a mindfield of information on the history of the Amiga and it's good to support companies that are trying to keep the Amiga alive.
I'm also in the process of downloading the entire 32GB of files from Aminet, Fred Fish collection [He's a good guy], the TOSEC collection.... But I've had [and still have] a huge collection of ADF images gathered throughout the years, including games, applications, magazine cover disks and BBS disks.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say os, I have a lot of Amiga knowledge and have a lot to bring to this product. I'll be realistic, I may not be able to give feedback every day, but I should be able to provide feedback at least once a week.
My PSP is 3.03OE.