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Well you could try: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psp/ But it would be slow and stuff. Not worth it, just put CFW on your PSP.
Well you could try: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psp/ But it would be slow and stuff. Not worth it, just put CFW on your PSP.
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psp emulator for pc is shit you cant do much with them as their manaly for testing homebrewthe problem is that i don't have a psp
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If you really want to play some playstation games im suggesting to find a psx emulator, i know that it is bit of old system but you could use it quite fast on good pc, also try to find torrents with modified for pc ps2 games, (not emulator ones), I renember that i once found that kind of modified Onimusha
game for ps2 (working on pc), before they done a pc version of this game.
game for ps2 (working on pc), before they done a pc version of this game.
Yeah it takes years for a emulator to run most games.
It also takes more hardware to do it so thats part of the reason why time has to pass.
Just cause a PC is more powerful then a PSP doesn't mean that its easy to do.
Once a PC is 3-4x more powerful easily then yes it starts to become a reality.
It also takes more hardware to do it so thats part of the reason why time has to pass.
Just cause a PC is more powerful then a PSP doesn't mean that its easy to do.
Once a PC is 3-4x more powerful easily then yes it starts to become a reality.
Protip: don't download games you're not able to playwell that was a waste of a download
What led you to think you could play PSP games on your PC?
You're wrong, and anyway, PCs have been 4x more powerful that the PSP for ages.
Difference in architecture and undocumented hardware is more the problem.
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