PPSSSPP, on the other hand, is a free and open source emulator for PSP
(Play Station Portable) for Android devices which worked out good
enough in my initial tests . So let’s see how we can install and play
PSP games on our droids using the above app.
Note: PPSSPP emulator is available for Windows, BlackBerry and Linux as well.
PPSSPP for Android
PPSSPP
is free to use and can be installed . One you have
the application, the app will ask you to load a game CSO or ISO file.
The app does not include any game files and you will have to copy the
ISO files of the games you want to play manually.
If you have a PSP UMD Disc, you can easily convert it to an ISO file and later to a CSO file. Follow the link to see how it’s done
After you have transferred the ISO or CSO file to your SD card, tap on the Load option
in the app and select the file form the SD card. Wait for the app to
read the file and play it. If you are in luck and the game is compatible
with the emulator, it will run it. As the project is still in its early
development stage there might be a few games and devices that are not
compatible with the app. However, more apps and devices are being added
according to the developer.
The app displays all the buttons on the screen itself and thus you
might have a problem while playing some games. If you have a bigger
thumb and are not comfortable with the four way navigation keys, you can
change it to a joystick directional pad.
My Verdict
I loved playing games on PPSSPP for Android but when compared to a
PSP, it was quite uncomfortable. Sometimes, the scenes overlapped the
button and it was pretty tough to control the characters. The L and R
buttons are also out of reach and the fear of dropping the phone always
haunted me. Still it’s great for playing some low specs PSP games.





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