The PSP was an excellent handheld console with a library of games covering classic JRPGs, action, sports, and more. Thanks to handheld PCs like the Steam Deck and the emulation program EmuDeck, you ...

The PSP was a popular handheld console from Sony. It’s been out of production for many years at this point, but many folks still want to play the games. That is, after all, why you’re here. There are ...

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.

Remember some of your favorite PSP games, like Final Fantasy or Metal Gear Solid? You may feel like you hardly have the time to revisit those classics, but today we have some good news. Instead of ...

PSP was one of the most popular hand- held gaming device that was launched in the year 2004. The device gained huge popularity because of its large collection of games and exciting graphics and ...

While Sony is mulling the PlayStation Vita's future, someone is giving the last-generation PlayStation Portable a new life -- in virtual reality. Oculus developer 2EyeGuy has created an Oculus Rift ...

Update 1.18 to the PSP emulator PPSSPP was announced on the official blog. The update includes improvements to both the UI and in-game performance. The update will roll out over the next few days on ...

It’s rather humorous, if not ironic, that as much as Sony complained about PSP users running emulators on unlocked handhelds, a PSP emulator was found within one of their own PS4 re-releases. The ...

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 ...

Sony's PlayStation Portal handheld is designed to stream games from your PS5, but that hasn't stopped Google engineers from hacking the device to run emulated PSP games. Google security engineer Calle ...

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