PK201
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| Developer(s) | Dr.Hell |
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| Latest version | 20/04/28 (Windows) 24/08/30 (Android) [+] |
| Active | Yes |
| Platform(s) | Windows Android |
| Emulates | PocketStation |
| Website | Dr.Hell's Site |
| BIOS/Keys | Required |
PK201 is a closed-source Japanese PocketStation emulator for Windows and Android.
Download[edit]
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Latest build |
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Play store |
Usage[edit]
You'll need a Kernel ROM, renamed to KROM. You also need XEBRA to download the PocketStation game to a memory card from a PS1 game. Once you've done that, copy the memory card that you used - either BU00 (Memory card A) or BU10 (Memory card B) - rename it to FROM and put it in the same directory as KROM and PK201.exe.
- Download both XEBRA and PK201.
- Put everything in a folder together with respective FROM, KROM and OSROM files.
- Run PK201 and do the initial setup, select File -> Save STAT and close it.
- Run XEBRA, select whatever game you like, then select Run -> Run-1/2/3 to start the game.
- When in-game, select Run -> Outer Card to start PocketStation emulation.
- Enjoy your Chocobo World or whatever.
Video tutorial for more info.
Android version240830
Step by step on how to link XEBRA and PK201.
1. Download and install both XEBRA and PK201.
2. Put the KROM which is the Pocketstation bios to Android/data/com.dokutajigokusai.pk201/files.
3. Run PK201 set it up just like a real Pocketstation.
4. Save STAT and close PK201.
5. Open a file manager move the STAT file to Android/data/com.dokutajigokusai.xebra/files
6. Rename STAT to XEBRA.PK
7. Run XEBRA as usual and close the app properly.
8. After saving a game or downloading a Pocketstation mini game transfer the XEBRA.PK back to Android/data/com.dokutajigokusai.pk201/files
9. Rename XEBRA.PK to STAT
10. Run PK201 and Load STAT
Note: The screen may appear upside-down, just press the enter button.
Compatibility[edit]
Pocket Alpha / Zero 3 (Street Fighter Alpha / Zero 3), Pocket Digimon World, and Pokerock 1-6 (Rockman Complete Works) do NOT work without a good kernel dump (J110.bin).
