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PPSSPP is one of the most versatile PSP emulators you can use on your Android device. Remember that to play games at the right speed, you need a newer Android device. The devices are too old and slow to play the game. If you have custom firmware installed on your PSP, you can get a PSP disc and copy it to your Android device.
Steps
Install PPSSPP
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Open Google Play Store. PPSSPP is a PSP emulator, which you can download for free from the Google Play Store. You don’t need any additional files or applications (unless the game requires it).
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Find “ppsspp” in the Store. You will see several options in the list of results.
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Select the “PPSSPP” option. You will find the “PPSSPP Gpd” application with the same functionality as the standard application. First, download the free version to see if it’s compatible with your device, then you can buy the Gpd version if you want to support the developer.
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Click “Install” to download and install the emulator. This is the only app you have to install to play the game. You do not need to download the BIOS file like with other emulators.
Download game files
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Download game ISO or CSO files from online sources. If you don’t want to dump the game, you have to customize the firmware on your PSP, you can download the ISO file from online torrent sites. It is illegal to download games that do not belong to you, so you must accept all risks when downloading files. Just find the game on your favorite torrent site and download it. The game can be in the CSO format, which is a compressed ISO file. Both CSO and ISO files work on PPSSPP.
- It will be easier if you download the game file on your computer, and then copy it to your Android device.
- See the article How to download Torrents for detailed instructions on how to download torrent files to your computer.
- After downloading the game you want to play to PPSSPP, read the next step. If you want to legally dump the game, then continue reading below.
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Install custom firmware on PSP if you want to dump game files. As such, you can create an ISO file for any UMD or game you download yourself. However, this is a rather complicated process. We will explain briefly below, but you can refer to the articles on How to hack PlayStation Portable for more details. [1] X Research Source
- Updated version 6.60 of PSP.
- Download PRO-C Fix3 to your computer. This is a custom firmware installer for PSP.
- Copy the download folder to the GAME folder on the PSP Memory Stick.
- Run “Pro Update” in your PSP’s Game menu to install the custom firmware.
- Run “CIPL_Flasher” to permanently default custom firmware. That way, every time you reboot your PSP, you don’t need to reload the firmware.
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Put the UMD you want to dump into the PSP. You can convert UMD disc to ISO file, then copy to Android device and play on PPSSPP.
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Press the Select button on the main PSP menu. This is to open the PRO VSH special custom firmware menu.
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Select “USB DEVICE” and change to “UMD Disc.” This is the operation to make the disc appear on the computer instead of the Memory Stick when connecting the PSP to the computer. [2] X Research Source
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Connect the PSP to the computer. Use the USB cable that came with the device to connect.
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Open the “Settings” menu on your PSP and select “Initialize USB Connection” . Normally, the correct folder will be opened automatically. If the folder doesn’t appear, open Computer/This PC and select the drive containing the messy letters and numbers.
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Click and drag the ISO file from the PSP to the computer. File copying may take several minutes. You are now done copying UMD on your computer to ISO file format. [3] X Research Sources
Play games
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Connect the Android device to the computer. You need to transfer the PSP ISO file to your Android device’s memory before it can be downloaded into the PPSSPP software.
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Open Android on the computer. You should see the device in the Computer/This PC window.
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Create a folder named “PSP”, then create a sub-folder named “GAME” . This is a way of mimicking the folder structure of the PSP.
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Copy the ISO file to the GAME folder on Android. Copying will take a while.
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Disconnect Android from computer. After copying the ISO file to the PSP/GAME/ folder, you can disconnect your Android from the computer.
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Start PPSSPP. You will see PPSSPP main menu.
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Click “PSP” > “GAME” to view the entire ISO file. All game files copied from computer are listed in this section.
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Click the game to open it. The software will download the game, if your device configuration is strong enough, the game will be started. You can play the game by key on the screen.
- If you can’t download the game, there are two possibilities: one is that PPSSPP does not support the game, the other is that your Android device is not powerful enough to play the game.
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PPSSPP is one of the most versatile PSP emulators you can use on your Android device. Remember that to play games at the right speed, you need a newer Android device. The devices are too old and slow to play the game. If you have custom firmware installed on your PSP, you can get a PSP disc and copy it to your Android device.
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