Setting up a PSP emulator on your iPhone opens up a world of portable gaming possibilities. With the right emulator and a few simple steps, you can enjoy your favorite PSP games right on your iPhone.

To be able to get the authentic PSP experience you should make sure to get the best settings for PPSSPP on Android 10. If you are using a high end smartphone then you will be able to get smoother ...

iPhone users can now play Sony PSP games using the newly released PPSSPP emulator app. The popular PSP emulator, developed by Henrik Rydgard, is finally available on the iOS App Store after Apple ...

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PPSSPP, the popular PSP emulator, is now available to download from the Apple App Store. Apple recently updated its App Store guidelines to allow emulators, which paved the way for this emulator to ...

If you’re an iPhone user with a passion for retro gaming, emulator apps provide a gateway to revisiting classic titles from iconic systems like the Game Boy Advance, PSP, PS1, and more. These apps ...

When the Sony PSP launched in Japan at the tail end of 2004, it looked set to dominate handheld gaming for the foreseeable future. The machine had it all: ultra-desirability, state-of-the-art specs, ...

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I’m just going to post this up and not comment too much. PSP haxors have ported an Apple II emulator to the handheld, which means, I suppose, you can play Oregon Trail on the bus (“Wolves have eaten ...

Sometimes it seems that Sony itself is a PS4 hacker's best friend. In January, we wrote about how hackers were taking advantage of the system's built-in PlayStation Classics emulator to get arbitrary ...