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Official website: http://www.ppsspp.org/
Video by Chris Hawkinson
This $6 app turns your Android into a PlayStation Portable
Liliputing spotlighted the software on Monday, noting that there’s both a free, ad-supported version and a $5.99 ad-free edition available in the Google Play Store. The requirements are pretty meager too: As long as you have a phone or tablet running Google Android 2.3 or better, PPSPP ought to work. The app supports touchscreen controls or can be used with either a wired USB controller or one that works wirelessly over Bluetooth.
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This PSP emulator app looks good for Google Android handhelds like the Nvidia Shield handheld, and tablet with the wireless controller, and consoles like the Ouya, Gamestick, Razer Forge TV, and Madcatz Mojo which runs on Google Android.
I bet PC already have free PSP emulator software, so this PSP emulator is not really worth it for PC.
Official website: http://www.ppsspp.org/
Video by Chris Hawkinson
This $6 app turns your Android into a PlayStation Portable
Liliputing spotlighted the software on Monday, noting that there’s both a free, ad-supported version and a $5.99 ad-free edition available in the Google Play Store. The requirements are pretty meager too: As long as you have a phone or tablet running Google Android 2.3 or better, PPSPP ought to work. The app supports touchscreen controls or can be used with either a wired USB controller or one that works wirelessly over Bluetooth.
Read More
This PSP emulator app looks good for Google Android handhelds like the Nvidia Shield handheld, and tablet with the wireless controller, and consoles like the Ouya, Gamestick, Razer Forge TV, and Madcatz Mojo which runs on Google Android.
I bet PC already have free PSP emulator software, so this PSP emulator is not really worth it for PC.
