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June 27, 2020: PPSSPP 1.10 is out!

PPSSPP 1.10 is finally here. Not to be confused with 1.1! 10 major releases since 1.0, that's quite something. Thanks to everybody who has helped and made this possible.

PPSSPP 1.10.1 additionally fixes a few commonly seen crashes. 1.10.2 fixes some camera-related crashes, and fixes centering on notched phones. 1.10.3 fixes further notch issues.

A selection of what has changed since 1.9:

Graphics and compatibility fixes (#12800, #12670, #12635, #12857, #12941, #11898, #12695, more)
Assorted minor performance improvements, game load speedup (#12462, #12652)
Screen inset (notch) support on Android (#12779)
Analog stick support for menu navigation (#12685)
Fixed audio glitches in SDL builds (#12916, #12920)
Support more languages in in-game dialogs (#12702). Croatian language added to PPSSPP.
Simple multiplayer chat (#12667)
More advanced postprocessing (multipass, parameters) (#12905, #12901)
Add PPSSPP-specific CWCheat (#12816, #12912)
Reintroduce Cardboard VR, allow more resolutions (#12449, #8714)
Fix some crashes (#12908, #12876)
Ghost in the Shell graphics fixed (JIT inaccuracy with inf*0) (#12519)
Mac build now supports Vulkan on top of MoltenVK (#12583)
Raspberry Pi 4 EGL crash fixed (#12474)
VSync now supported on all backends, frame duplication option added for 30 Hz games (#12659, #12602)
Camera supported on Windows, Linux and Mac (still no microphone though) (#12572, #12580, #12607)
Darkstalkers fixed and working through software rendering. SW rendering fixed on GLES 2.0 (#12443, #12898)
Hot Shots Golf slowdown and flicker on Vulkan fixed (#12873, #12746)
Pangya Golf crashes and hangs fixed (#12718)
Allow rebinding of right touch screen analog (#12486)
Add option to prevent mipmaps from being dumped (#12818)
Tilt control now have a base radius to help with deadzone (#12756)
Mappable auto rotating analog stick to pass some game checks (#12749)
Touch control position can now be snapped to a grid (#12517)
HiDPI retina display support (#12552)
Rapid-fire on touch control (#12601)
Toggle mute button (#12643)
Add option to resize game icons and more (#12646, #12637)
Frames in-flight now configurable to reduce input lag at the cost of speed (#12660)
Add toggle mode to combo button (#12623)
SDL mouse support, Qt menu upgrades (#12612, #12817)
Real support for chinese patched version of Hatsune Miku Project Diva Extend (#13007)
Some minor kernel module support (#13028, #12225, #13026, #13004, #13038, #13023)
Fixed fullscreen toggling with Vulkan in SDL builds (#11974)

September 25, 2019: PPSSPP 1.9 is here!

PPSSPP 1.9.0 fixes more bugs and performance issues. 1.9.3 fixes a few additional bugs on Android primarily.

A list of the major changes:

Flicker fixed in God of War that appeared with newer drivers for Mali GPUs (#12224)
Improve performance of God of War on Vulkan (#12242), implement built-in GPU profiler (#12262, #12266)
Vertex range culling fixed on ARM Mali (#12227)
Started to improve VFPU precision, resulting so far in a fix for the long standing Tekken 6 leg shaking problem (#12217)
Fixed a VFPU precision snafu on ARM64, fixing disappearing officers in Warriors Orochi (#11299) and some problems in Tomb Raider (#11179).
Vulkan is the default again on Android versions newer than Pie
Fix various homebrew store issues
GPU pause signal handling fixed, fixing some hangs in Bleach and Armored Core games (#12160)
Audio sample rate conversion handling fixes (#12147)
Some Vulkan optimizations (pre-rotation (#12216), perf fix in Metal Gear Acid, etc)
Multiple fixes for the UWP build (#12036, others)
MP3 playback fixes (#12005)
Audio in Motorstorm: Arctic Edge fixed by returning errors correctly (#12121)
Audio glitches in Final Fantasy Tactics fixed (#9956)
Camera display in Invizimals fixed (#12278, #8521)
Added hotkeys for texture dump and replace (#11938)
Added Visual Studio 2019 support. Windows XP is no longer supported (#11995, others)
Fixes for video capture (#12069)
Added a separate sound volume for alternative speed (#12124)
Improved mouse control (Windows only) (#12173, #12176)
Support for installing texture packs and ISOs from zips (#12175)
Right analog support for touch controls (only used by patched games and some HD remasters) (#12182)
Android: Fix OpenSL initialization, possibly helps audio crackle a little. (#12333).
Fix graphics on Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K
Fixed strange vehicle behavior in MGS:PW (somehow) (#12342)
Ported to the Nintendo Switch by m4xw! Builds available on m4xw's Patreon.

March 14, 2019: PPSSPP 1.8 - bugfixes and more!

Rollout has started - if you're on Android you'll automatically be updated within a week.

PPSSPP 1.8.0 fixes several bugs and substantially improves compatibility with various hardware. Support for mobile PowerVR GPU in Vulkan has been added, fixing many instances of broken display. Here's a full list of major changes:

Avoid crash when starting PPSSPP due to bad AMD Vulkan drivers (#11802)
PowerVR Vulkan display corruption fixed (#11744, #11747)
Naruto Shippuden 3 hang fixed (#11780)
Fixes to various lighting bugs (#11567, #11574, #11577)
Fix control issue in Sonic Rivals and Rock Band (#11878, #11798, #11879)
Significant performance improvement in Earth Defense Force 2 (#11172)
Fix 'real clock sync' setting (helps with latency for music games - #11813)
More speed in FF4 effects and other generated curves (#11425)
Support for resizing Vulkan on Linux (#11451)
Improved support for GLES on Linux/IoT (#11507, #11537, #11541, #11632, #11746, #11806, #11845)
Percentage based frameskipping (#11523)
DXT accuracy improved, fixing thick white line in Gran Turismo sky (#11530)
Fix Motorstorm freeze on non-Windows (#11618)
Faster block transfer in some games like Digimon Adventures (#11531, #11553, #11776)
Blending optimizations and improvements (#11543, #11620)
Improve D3D11 rendering issues (#11584)
Change default graphics backend to D3D11 or OpenGL (#11621, #11658)
Remove some outdated settings (#11665, #11666, #11667)
Fix remote disc streaming with ipv6 (#11689, #11700)
Vulkan: Workarounds for some driver bugs for 5xx series Qualcomm GPUs (#11691, #11694)
Fix some Qt port issues with recent performance improvements (#11720, #11807, #11808)
UWP Xbox One: fix X/Back button confusion (#11740)
Fix Formula 1 2006 timing issue (#11767)
Fixes and workarounds for some vertex range culling bugs that broke a few games (#11785, #11859), and disable it on older GPUs (#11712, #11773, #11787)
Android: Allow putting PSP storage on custom paths like SD cards (#11812)
Corrected vocp instruction, fixing models in Artdink games (#11822, #11835)

October 27, 2018: PPSSPP 1.7 - stability and bugfixes!

PPSSPP 1.7.x has a large number of compatibility and bugfixes, and if you've previously had problems with crashes or instability, hopefully you will see a big improvement.

The Android release will be rolled out slowly over the next week to catch bugs. If you want to get it early, the APK is available.

UPDATE: 1.7.1 includes some minor crash fixes and a savedata fix. 1.7.2-1.7.4 are just additional crashfixes. 1.7.5 fixes an Android issue.

Fix for insta-crash on Galaxy Note 9, some Xiaomi devices, and the new nVidia Shield (#11441)
Vertex range culling on most platforms, fixes DTM: Race Driver and similar (#11393)
Major speed boost in some Gundam and Earth Defense Force games (#10973)
Fix for issues with post processing shaders in GL 3+ (#11182)
Fixes to sound output switching on Windows (WASAPI) (#11438)
Detects DirectInput devices when running (#11461)
Simple Discord integration (#11307)
New debugging APIs (#10909)
Task switching made a lot more robust (fixes GPD XD problems) (#11447)
Texture decoding optimizations (#11350)
Tons and tons of miscellaneous bugfixes and compatibility fixes

May 26, 2018: PPSSPP 1.6 - the fast one!

This time, it's all about speed. The Vulkan backend has improved as is now the default where available, while the OpenGL backend has been properly multithreaded and now runs really fast on dual-core devices. Enjoy!

The Android release will be rolled out slowly over the next week to catch bugs. If you want it now now NOW then download the APK!

May 28: 1.6.1 fixes a few crashes. May 30: 1.6.2 fixes some more. June 5: 1.6.3 fixes even more.

OpenGL backend now properly multithreaded, giving a good speed boost.
Various Vulkan performance improvements (like #10911) and memory allocation fixes.
GPU command interpreter performance improvements (#10658)
Various fixes for app switching and widgets (#10855) on Android
Bugfixes and some performance improvements in the ARM64 JIT compiler and IR interpreter
Shader cache enabled for Vulkan
Multiple iOS fixes, including JIT (#10465) and file browser (#10921).
Improved compatibility on Mac (#10113)
Texture replacement ID bugfix (note: some textures from 1.5.4 may become incompatible)
Adhoc multiplayer fixes (#8975)
Vulkan support on Linux/SDL (#10413)
Retroarch support

February 6, 2018: Back in the Play Store!

The appeal against the suspension was successful, as expected. We're back!

Febraury 1, 2018: News update: PPSSPP temporarily gone from Play Store, OpenGL threading success

PPSSPP (not PPSSPP Gold, for some reason) was suspended by Google from the Play Store for unclear reasons. I am appealing the decision. In the meantime, you can download the APK and install it manually.

In other news, the new OpenGL threading code is turning out to be very fast, nearly reaching Vulkan speeds in some cases. So if games are running slow on your device, and it has more than one core - stay tuned for 1.6! It will still be a while though before the code is fully stable, but it's already showing lots of promise.

December 5, 2017: PPSSPP 1.5.4, - more crashfixes, mostly Vulkan

Another quick update to take care of some common crashes.

November 30, 2017: PPSSPP 1.5.2, - fixes for common crashes

Released a quick update to take care of some common crashes in 1.5.

November 29, 2017: PPSSPP 1.5 - Vulkan is here!

1.5 has support for Vulkan, the new faster way to draw graphics. Supported on many modern Android devices, and if enabled (change Backend in Graphics settings) you will see a massive speed boost. PPSSPP 1.5 also has the usual assortment of fixes:

Full Vulkan support, also for Android now. Very fast on supported devices. (#10033, #10049)
Smarter graphics state management, reduced CPU consumption on all backends (#9899)
Android: Support for Arabic and other scripts we couldn't support before
Fix Android widgets, screen scaling (#10145)
Fixes to video dumping
Geometry problems fixed in Medal of Honor
Implement immediate draws, fixing Thrillville (#7459)
Software rendering improvements, speed and accuracy
Hardware tesselation of PSP Beziers and Splines (used by a few games)
Partial sceUsbGps and sceUsbCam support (Android)
Android 'Sustained performance mode' to avoid thermal throttling (#9901)
Linux controller mapping fixes (#9997)
Assorted bugfixes and compatibility improvements

Note that Google Play might take a day or two to update, I'm doing a slow rollout this time to catch unexpected crashes from the new Vulkan backend etc. Some issues have been found already, fixes will be made.

May 27, 2017: PPSSPP 1.4.2 - more fixes

No major news, but there's been fixes:

Fix bug causing several games to crash on ARM64, including Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
Software rendering crashfix
Fixes for homebrew: Timing, MEMSIZE

May 23, 2017: PPSSPP 1.4.1 - bugfix release

No major news, but there's been fixes:

Fixes for some common hangs and crashes
Vertex decoder optimizations
Corrections to mipmap bias and selection function
Major improvements and fixes to software renderer, including mipmap support
UI background image support
Fix crash in framebuffer blits affecting Persona 3

April 1, 2017: PPSSPP 1.4 Android bug fixed

In the initial release for Android, the font files were missing, causing problem with a few games. Please re-download if you got it in the first hours. Sorry for the trouble.

March 31, 2017: PPSSPP 1.4 has arrived!

Support D3D11 (performs better than OpenGL or D3D9 on most hardware)
Audio quality improvement (linear interpolation) (#8950)
Hardware spline/bezier tesselation in OpenGL, D3D11 and Vulkan (...)
Post-processing shaders in D3D11
Prescale UV setting removed, now the default (improves perf) (#9176)
High DPI display fixes
Various fixes for UMD switching for multi-UMD games (#9245, #9256)
New audio setting to improve compatibility with Bluetooth headsets
Various desktop gamepad compatibility fixes
Workaround for mipmap issue, fixing fonts in Tactics Ogre Japanese
Assorted minor compatibility fixes, code cleanup and performance improvements

September 17, 2016: PPSSPP 1.3 is here!

Half a year's worth of fixes in one go, enjoy! Here's a selection of the most important fixes:

Fix JIT problems on Galaxy S7 and iOS 9+ devices
Fix Android TV support (x86-64) and use latest FFmpeg, fix Raspberry memory use
Texture replacement support - for custom textures and upscaling
Workaround rendering issues on Tegra K1/X1
Initial Vulkan support on Windows - not full featured yet
Experimental new CPU backend and CPU fixes
Fix type D cheat codes, allow for homebrew
Fix some problems when switching away from and back to the app
Initial game video recording / TAS features (frame stepping)

February 14, 2016: PPSSPP 1.2.1 has been released!

A bunch of stability fixes when switching apps on Android
Updated the fonts for Chinese and Korean to cover some previously unsupported chars

February 14, 2016: PPSSPP 1.2 is out!

As usual, a ton of fixes and improvements:

A major rework of sceAtrac audio decoding, fixing various music hangs and similar issues
Many fixes and workarounds to depth and stencil buffer usage, and also FBO management
Audio reverb support
Combo keys - custom touch buttons that press multiple PSP buttons
5xBR upscaling on GPU (postprocessing effect)
Fix problems with playback of video with mono audio
Performance improvements like multithreaded audio mixing
ARM64 JIT crash bug fixes
GLSL shader cache to reduce stuttering ingame
Support render-to-CLUT functionality that some games use to change colors of various monsters
x86-64 support on Android
Auto-hide on-screen controls after a while of no usage
Fixes to prescale UV speedhack, now seems reliable
Faster ISO RAM cache
New UI for moving around the PSP display on larger screens
Minor UI fixes like better slider controls
Assorted stability fixes (ffmpeg crash, etc)
Volume setting is back
Preparations for supporting more graphics APIs
AdHoc port offset
Support another HD remaster (Sora no Kiseki Kai HD)

October 15, 2015: Note for iOS jailbreak users - don't upgrade to iOS 9.0+

Do not upgrade to iOS 9.0+ if you want to keep running PPSSPP short term, stay on 8.4 or earlier. The new jailbreak seems a bit unstable as well.

PPSSPP is not officially supported on iOS like Windows and Android, but we try to keep it working anyway - 9.0 is tricky though, at least if you want to use the JIT. There will probably be a solution but probably not soon.

October 12, 2015: PPSSPP 1.1.1 has been released!

Fixes a few crash bugs in 1.1.

Fixed new crash in Persona and other games on ARM64, like Galaxy S6
Fixed crashes when trying to launch web browser when not present on Android, like on Android TV
Fix crash in games that used 'depal' functionality (OpenGL)
Fixed rounding mode problems in the JITs
Fix crash when loading savestates many times, and savestate compatibility on Android-x86
Fix minor glitch in Ridge Racer

October 4, 2015: PPSSPP 1.1!

It's been a while, but there are some major new features!

Support for ARM64 on Android, for improved performance on new devices. Has some new optimizations.
Support Android TV, like nVidia Shield TV
Screen rotation on PC, useful for vertical games like Star Soldier
Many minor performance improvements and compatibility bug fixes
GPU emulation fixes like correct depth rounding, fixing text in Phantasy Star
Other graphical fixes like UV rotation
Support savestates for homebrew apps
Simple integrated 'Homebrew Store' to download PSP homebrew apps
Minor AdHoc multiplayer improvements. Still many issues left.
Disable a dangerous optimization on ARM, causing walk-through-walls in Tenchu
sceAtrac music compatibility fixes, fixing noise in a few games
Better texture scaling performance
Direct3D closer in features to OpenGL
Works better on BSD operating systems
Savedata management UI

February 26, 2015: PPSSPP 1.0.1 is out!

1.0 shipped with broken scrolling in the savestate list, that and a few other small bugs are now fixed in 1.0.1.

Bugfixes like the save state scroll issue, cosmetic issues like overscroll
Some cheat code bugfixes
Adler32 and Mersenne Twister modules added (fixes some obscure games)
Fix for Jak & Daxter slowdown
Graphics hack for Phantasy Star Portable 2 for Direct3D9
Fix compatibility with some PowerVR devices broken since v0.9.5-959-g4998044

February 1, 2015: 1.0!

Finally, 1.0 is out, with a ton of new improvements! Note that it can take a while for it to become available in the Play store, depending on your location and Google's datacenters.

Full improvements list:

Many, many bug fixes in JIT and elsewhere, improving compatibility
Proper fix for Zenfone and related devices
Direct3D 9 supported as a rendering backend on Windows, helps on old GPUs and can be faster than OpenGL in many cases
You can now create specific configs per game
FPU rounding modes much better supported, fixes the Peace Walker boss that was undefeatable. NOTE: This breaks saves in Gods Eater - you must turn off the better rounding, load your save game, turn it on and save.
The JIT now uses SSE on x86, improving speed considerably. This does not affect ARM devices, that's for the next version or two.
Improved audio output code on both Windows and Android, reducing audio latency on Windows and on some Android systems
FFMPEG upgraded, fixed some music hangs ('GHA phase shifts')
Some Ad Hoc improvements, coldbird.net is now default adhoc server. Ad Hoc still unfinished and hard to use.
Graphics fixes: Bezier/spline drawing fixes, vertex position fixes, DanganRonpa on Adreno fixed, flat shading fixed, vertex cache improved, some PowerVR blockiness issues fixed, screen scaling filter added, Google Cardboard support
Simulate UMD speed better, fixing hangs in several games
More Atrac3 fixes, fixing hangs
Somewhat better disk full handling
Fixes to dynamic unloading of code, fixing problems in GEB and TRM 2/3
Updated to SDL2 where applicable (Linux, Mac)
Some new features, like analog/dpad-swap hotkey, graphics hack for Phantasy Star, show last bit of debug log in dev tools, etc
No more need for MSVCRT DLLs on Windows

Enjoy!

August 18, 2014: 0.9.9.1 update released

A few issues have been discovered in the release that need fixing, the Star Ocean fix had a bug and there are some unexpected slowdowns.

NOTE: The Windows version of 0.9.7+ requires new runtime DLLs..

July 22, 2014: 0.9.9 is here!

PPSSPP 0.9.9 has been a long time coming but it's finally here! Here's the usual list of what's new:

CLUT (paletted) texturing from framebuffers supported, fixing many graphical issues like the shadows in Final Fantasy: Type-0
More types of framebuffer copies are now handled correctly, fixing a variety of graphical issues, like the sun in Burnout and many more
Better savedata compatibility with the real PSP
Support for more codecs used by 'Custom BGM' and sometimes regular music in games: MP3, AAC
PMP video format support
Implemented some strange blending modes like ABSDIFF as shaders, fixing the outlines in DBZ Tag Team and more.
Emulation of the vrot CPU instruction improved - it caused cracks in FF3 graphics before
Many bugfixes around the UI, touch D-pad now works better when scaled large
Workaround implemented to support Star Ocean's stencil trickery as efficiently as possible on all platforms
Major corrections to module loading and memory management, fixing further games
Bulgarian and Thai language translations were contributed
Many, many more game fixes and bug fixes

Please note that some of the new graphical fixes may cause slowdown in some games. If you are OK with the previous glitches and want to play at the previous speed, there's a new option 'Disable slow effects' for you. Also try the new Display Resolution setting.

March 22, 2014: 0.9.8 - Xperia fix and more

PPSSPP 0.9.8 is now available!

OpenGL ES 3 detection bug on Xperia devices fixed, graphics work again.
More accurate audio mixing and emulation
Software rendering and display list performance improvements
Workaround for timing issue hanging Crash Tag Team Racing
Galician language
Built-in ARM disassembler improvements (dev feature)
Fix for immersive mode volume key issue on Android Kitkat
And more minor tweaks and fixes as always.

Older releases »

February 15 & 17, 2014: 0.9.7.1 - minor bugfix release

An annoying rotation lock bug slipped through, and haptic feedback was broken. Both have been fixed.

UPDATE: One more release, fixing a drastic slowdowns in a couple of games.

February 14, 2014: PPSSPP 0.9.7 is out!

Another release! More fixes and compatibility, and various little features. Here's the list:

Several scheduling and audio fixes, fixing black screens in Yu Gi Oh games among other things.
Screen rotation and immersive mode support on Android
Large improvements to the software renderer (still not really playable, but looks right more often than not)
New VPL allocator and bugfixes, fixing Pangya Golf performance problems.
Some mpeg/video playback fixes, fixing Parappa The Rapper and others. Some issues remain.
Fix save state bugs causing incompatibility between 32 and 64-bit platforms.
Symbol map/debugger improvements
Depth buffer copy, fixing Jeanne D'arc. May cause minor slowdowns though, this will be worked around in the future.
MsgDialog fixes. Saving fixed in numerous games.
Initial multitouch support on Windows 8 for on-screen controls.

Please note that it often takes a few hours to roll out an update on Google Play, so you may not see it there immediately.

NOTE: The Windows version of 0.9.7 requires new runtime DLLs..

If you have questions or want to report problems, don't forget to check the forum.

February 4, 2014: 0.9.7 is coming soon

The next release, 0.9.7, will have a bunch of fixes that many of you have been waiting for - for example, the Yu Gi Oh games no longer hang when you attempt to move. Also, you will be able to play in portrait mode on Android, and more. Stay tuned for the release, which if all goes well will happen in a week or so.

December 12, 2013: Fixed crash bug

A bug snuck in that causes the game list on Android to either display a blank or crash if it sees a ZIP or RAR file.

This has now been fixed and been pushed to Google Play, and the downloads on this site have been updated.

December 12, 2013: 0.9.6 is here!

That's right, it's here, in good time for the holidays! This time the main focus has been on speed improvements, but there has obviously been quite a few bug fixes as well, and a new lighter look for the on screen touch controls. Enjoy! And if you're having fun, don't forget to support the project by buying the Gold version.

Large general speed improvements and assorted bug fixes
'Software Skinning' option which speeds up many games with animated 3D characters
Various fixes around stencil/alpha, reducing glow problems in Wipeout and Gods Eater Burst.
Timing improvements making more games run at the correct FPS, also fixing some audio issues
More debugger features
Better looking and individually resizable touch controls
Automatic install of games from ZIP files, like demos and many homebrew.
Software renderer improvements
VERY basic ad-hoc online play support, to be improved in future versions.
And more...

December 12, 2013: Fixed crash bug

A bug snuck in that causes the game list on Android to either display a blank or crash if it sees a ZIP or RAR file.

This has now been fixed and been pushed to Google Play, and the downloads on this site have been updated.

December 12, 2013: 0.9.6 is here!

Large general speed improvements and assorted bug fixes
'Software Skinning' option which speeds up many games with animated 3D characters
Various fixes around stencil/alpha, reducing glow problems in Wipeout and Gods Eater Burst.
Timing improvements making more games run at the correct FPS, also fixing some audio issues
More debugger features
Better looking and individually resizable touch controls
Automatic install of games from ZIP files, like demos and many homebrew.
Software renderer improvements
VERY basic ad-hoc online play support, to be improved in future versions.
And more...

Please note that it often takes a few hours to roll out an update on Google Play, so you may not see it there immediately.

November 15, 2013: Plans for the next release - It's time for speed!

Think PPSSPP is already fast on your PC? Or is it running a little slow in your mobile device?

Just wait until the next release. We are currently focusing hard on performance and have already made some really good improvements, for example FF:CC wasn't really playable on Nexus 4 but on current development builds it's pretty smooth! And GTA runs fullspeed on nVidia Shield with only a frameskip of 1.

Obviously this doesn't mean that a Galaxy Y will suddenly play God of War, but whatever device you have, there will be improvement.

Stay tuned!

November 1, 2013: PPSSPP one year anniversary - 0.9.5 released!

Two months since the last release, and today's the 1-year anniversary of the PPSSPP project! What better day to release a new version?

While nothing is perfect, there have been plenty of improvements since the last one, much thanks to all our contributors! Here's a shortlist of top new features:

Atrac3+ plugin no longer required! Thanks Maxim for hard reverse-engineering work
Many, many emulation fixes, including:
- bezier/spline curve support, fixing Loco Roco and others
- stencil clear emulation, fixing Final Fantasy IV text
Android-x86 support
Post-processing shaders like FXAA, scanlines, vignette
More solid save states (we will try to keep them working from now on. Save states only upgrade forward, not backward to older versions though)
Change render resolution independently of window size
Massive debugger improvements on Windows, by Kingcom and unknownbrackets (GE)
Win32 menu bar is now translatable. Language changes are applied instantly.
Win32: Ability to store PPSSPP's config files and memory stick files in places other than the same directory
Qt audio fixed, Symbian audio and ffmpeg is now threaded for more consistent media processing
Haptic feedback support for mobile devices
Accurate system information for mobile devices
Analog controller support for Blackberry
Windows installer (coming soon)

Enjoy!

Please note that it often takes a few hours to roll out an update on Google Play, so you may not see it immediately.

If you have questions or want to report problems, don't forget to check the forum.

October 25, 2013: 0.9.5 coming soon!

On November 1, it's the 1 year anniversary of the PPSSPP project. You will all get to celebrate it by playing PPSSPP 0.9.5!

August 21, 2013: 0.9.1 fixes a couple of bugs

0.9 was a big release and a couple of bad bugs slipped through, including a crash bug in the settings menu and a bug that turned on error reporting for everyone, which is a bit much for our server. So 0.9.1 is just a boring bugfix release, but please install it! :)

August 20, 2013: 0.9 is finally out! Enjoy!

Nearly two months of no release are over, and a new PPSSPP is out. As always, there have been incredible progress:

Much improved control mapping, and autoconfig for a few devices like Shield
Large speed boosts in many games
Improved touchscreen control latency, important for rhythm games
Huge improvements to our internal PSP debugger by Kingcom!
A number of new games became compatible, such as Final Fantasy Tactics which just has some audio issues left.
A completely redesigned user interface, unlike the previous static one this one can grow with the emulator and has keyboard/controller navigation support, for the full lean-back experience!
Improved frameskipping, increasing playability on slower devices.

So get downloading and enjoy! And thank all the contributors for their incredible work.

The Android version will automatically upgrade during the next few hours if you installed it from Google Play.

If you bought the Gold version for Windows before, just use the email you got to log in and download the update.

August 18, 2013: 2-3 days left to 0.9

It's taken a bit longer than calculated but I'm estimating a release date of August 20 or 21. Some last minute issues to fix but it's soon ready for release! Full nVidia Shield support, an Ouya release will follow a little bit later. See below for more about 0.9.

August 3, 2013: 0.9 status update

0.9 will arrive in mid-August (in about two weeks), with full automap support for nVidia Shield controls. Will also try to get the Ouya version out slightly after, also with automatically mapped gamepad controls. Shield runs PPSSPP quite well, many games reach full speed and are extremely playable with the excellent hardware controls. Of course, all other Android devices with gamepads will work too, in some cases you might have to tweak the button mapping manually though.

Also, I've done quite a bit of work on the JITs for 0.9, so expect a modest to large speed boost too on all platforms, especially ARM-based ones - plus some additional compatibility.

July 11, 2013: PPSSPP Gold for Windows and plans for 0.9

For those of you who wanted to donate but did not have an Android device, you can now buy PPSSPP for Windows here: Buy Gold. This also marks the launch of PPSSPP Central where we will later add a compatibility database, screenshot uploads and more in the future - right now all you can do is download the Gold version though.

As for 0.9 plans, you can look forward to a new UI with great gamepad support throughout, and an official Ouya version. In addition, there will be the usual bunch of compatibility fixes, and hopefully we'll be able to squeeze in a few speed improvements, too.

June 26, 2013: 0.8.1 has been released

0.8.1 is pretty much just a crash fix release, fixing a couple of possible crashes around downloading the Atrac3+ plugin.

For more info see the 0.8 post below :)

June 23, 2013: 0.8 is here!

Here we go! 0.8, now available for Windows and Android*, brings you the following new features:

Full video and audio playback in most games (audio requires an optional plugin)
Huge increases in compatibility! Final Fantasy: Crisis Core is fully playable on fast devices, for example.
Lots of little things like easy screenshot taking, the beginnings of a cheat feature, etc

Thanks to all the contributors making this possible! I want to call out unknownbrackets and oioitff for outstanding additions.

So get downloading! It may take Google Play some time to update to 0.8.

*For those of you on iOS and Blackberry, 0.8 builds will be available soon. We are still looking for a volunteer to maintain a Mac build.

Henrik

Note: A Gold version for Windows is coming in the next few days, for those who want to support the project but don't have Android.

June 8, 2013: Yes, 0.8 is coming soon

It's been far too long since the last version but we've made an insane amount of progress. The huge addition of video and audio playback has taken a while and destabilized the emu, but it's really starting to shape up now, so the official version 0.8 will be released within the next two weeks. You won't be disappointed, look forward to games like Crisis Core being pretty much fully playable. Thanks for your patience and support!

April 22, 2013: 0.7.6: Major compatibility fixes!

A serious bug was fixed and suddenly a ton of vexing issues just dissappeared! For example, the 3D graphics being black in Persona 3 and the large graphics errors in the two main GTA games. Those are now very playable (on PC, a bit heavy for mobile)! Also, I found a major bug affecting Little Big Planet among others, fixing that as well. The UI now also has multi-language support, it's in Settings->System. All these fixes are enough to motivate a new official release, so here we go - 0.7.6! It may take a few hours before it's visible on Google Play.

April 14, 2013: 0.7.5 is out and better than ever!

Another month, another version of PPSSPP! This time I've only added 0.0.5 to the version number, but that's just because I'm saving 0.8, 0.9 and 1.0 for big future updates :) Don't worry, there's been plenty of improvements. Many more games run and some games run faster - the God of War games should now run well on modest PCs and for example the Monster Hunter games are becoming playable on fast phones (although without sound). And I've started to improve the UI - now there's a recent list and game icons in the game selector.

Anyway, stop reading and try it out! And don't forget to buy the Gold version if you use Android and want to support further development.

March 20, 2013: iOS builds available on Cydia

A couple of volunteers, angelXwind and the_avenger, have started to post iOS builds regularly, and basic Mac builds (better UI is coming). Check out the iOS and Mac sections of the downloads page.

March 11, 2013: Bigger, better, faster, stronger: 0.7 is here!

PPSSPP has once again improved by leaps and bounds, thanks to plenty of hard work from everyone involved! Compatibility has gone up dramatically, speed has increased drastically (especially on mobile) and everything is just better. There's even horizontal tilt control! Some newly playable games are God of War (very slow though, but this will probably be fixed in the near future), Virtua Tennis, Megaman: Maverick Hunter X, Saint Seiya and games like Ace Combat X go in game. Enjoy!

February 5, 2013: Development continues

I'm not gonna give a date for 0.7, but just thought that I'd give an update. You can look forward to seeing increased compatibility, for example Exit and its sequel now work, and Wipeout now runs at the correct speed, and the emulator will run a bit faster in general as usual. Expect PPSSPP to keep getting faster over time for quite a while longer!

I said previously that 0.7 would have multithreading but I don't think it's worth the trouble yet, there are many easier things to speed up and improve first, so that will happen later. You will still get a noticable speed boost, even if it won't use all your cores.

January 29, 2013: 0.6.1 - Snapdragon Conquered - JIT now works on all ARM Android devices

Yeah, so I found the bug. Turns out that LDR r0, [r0] should be encoded as 0xE5900000, not 0xE4900000. If you don't know what that means, well, I can just tell you that the problem was very hard to find but very easy to fix once I found it.

January 27, 2013: PPSSPP 0.6 - faster and better!

Alright, it's been a while so here's 0.6. It has a preliminary ARM JIT which greatly boosts speed on Android and other ARM platforms, and vertex caching which likewise improves performance quite a bit. Unfortunately I still haven't been able to fix a bug that causes the JIT not to work correctly on Snapdragon CPUs, instead it just crashes. I will fix this issue in an upcoming 0.61 release, stay tuned!

Also, a bunch of new games work but a couple have stopped working (like Mortal Kombat). These will be back, don't worry - it's what happens when emulators develop, sometimes when you fix things, things that worked 'by accident' before breakxs until you fix another thing.

January 14, 2013: Development builds, small progress report

I have collaborated with Orphis to bring you development builds directly on the Downloads page. In other news, things are progressing and even more games are starting to work, including the games I promised for 0.5 but didn't make it to the main branch (FF7CC, FF Type 0). ARMJIT is working on a few Androids but crashing on most, so there's still lots of work to be done before 0.6.

January 4, 2013: PPSSPP 0.5: A small step for mankind, a huge step for PPSSPP!

The last release was over a month ago, but believe me, it's been worth the wait! PPSSPP 0.5 brings large compatibility improvements, much better audio, many graphics fixes, savegames working in many games, and save states too! All of this available for both Android and Windows, with more ports coming soon.

In this release we also make available the PPSSPP Gold version, which is a paid version with a golden icon but otherwise identical to the main release. If you want to support the development of PPSSPP, a great way is to buy PPSSPP Gold. Currently only available for Android.

Now, stay tuned for v0.6, for which I have planned to write a dynarec (JIT) for ARM, which will improve speed on Android.

December 22, 2012: Not quite there yet, but 0.5 is coming

PPSSPP is making very, very fast progress, new games are starting up daily but currently things are a bit unstable, many games that have worked have broken again. So, I'm planning to allow for a couple of more weeks of breakneck development and then a few days of stabilization before releasing a 0.5. If you're really impatient, you can build your own but it's quite shaky at the moment. But believe me, 0.5 will be worth the wait. Some things to look forward to:

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Some major games like Final Fantasy Crisis Core and Type-0, Armored Core 3 and Mortal Kombat: Unchained start and will be at least partly playable
Many more smaller games start and will be playable
3D graphics gets a large speed boost and several major fixes
Audio much improved, not perfect, but for example, Lumines plays and sounds great!

If you're impatient, you can check out some cool screenshots in this thread and elsewhere on the forum. Note that good-looking graphics doesn't mean it's fully playable, but it's always a step forward.

So stay tuned for 0.5 in January, and then later for 0.6 for which I have planned the really big speed boost which will take a lot of work - an ARM JIT - and then possibly multithreading in 0.7. Until then, merry christmas/channukah/festivus/holidays and a happy new year from the quickly growing PPSSPP team!

December 1, 2012: v0.4 - Graphics improvements, compatibility improvements.

Much improved graphics in several games, more games go ingame, more games go to title screen. The usual type of emulator progress :) See the downloads page for the new version (Windows + Android, others are coming soon), and see some new compatible games at the compatibility list.

November 20, 2012: v0.31: Many fixes, more games playable

Progress has been rapid, much thanks to several new contributors! As usual, see the downloads page for the new version, and look at the compatibility list.

November 10, 2012: More progress, new release

Version 0.2 has now been released! Quite a few more games show something at least. See the downloads page and compatibility list.

November 7, 2012: Progress and Blackberry Port

Some progress has been made, PPSSPP can now decrypt games, a few more games reach the title screen etc. There's no new APK release yet. However the big news is that PPSSPP has been successfully ported to Blackberry 10 by xsacha, here's a a video of PPSSPP running on a Dev Alpha device. It can be downloaded on the downloads page.

November 1, 2012: PPSSPP has been open sourced!

And ppsspp.org has been launched!

Discuss this new emulator in the brand new PPSSPP forums! (check your spam folder for the confirmation mail when you register)

Do you have a PSP and want to enjoy PSP games on your PC? Do you want to play your favorite PSP game on the large screen of your system? Are you looking for the best and easiest way to get your PSP game on your computer or other devices? Do you have a PSP console but not working?

No worries, you have one of the best ways to install and play your PSP games on Windows, Android, macOS and even on Linux OS.

It is none other than PPSSPP, an emulator that lets you run your PSP games on your Windows PC and other platforms. Due to its amazing performance and features, it is one of the best PSP emulators which is widely used for almost any platform and enables you to enjoy your favorite PSP games in HD.

Many of you might be not familiar with PSP. This PlayStation Portable system is the first handheld console developed by Sony. It is an integrated portable entertainment system that is highly capable of handling the number of apps, such as music, videos, photos, wireless connectivity and games as the main feature of this console.

Now, when you have so many PSP emulators out there in the market, you may find it a little difficult to choose the one among all. So, these features of PPSSPP will help you to determine why this emulator is counted as the best in the huge list of PSP emulators.

Have a look at the wonderful features of the PPSSPP emulator.

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8 PPSSPP – Is this PSP Emulator Safe and Legal?

Features of PPSSPP emulator

When you go through the features of any software or app, it provides you an opportunity to know more about what this particular product offers to its users as well as how you can take benefits by using it in different ways.

Now, you must go through these features to understand why PPSSPP is far better than other similar emulators.

This emulator allows you to play your favorite PSP games in high definition resolutions and even more. This gives you a much better gaming experience than the original console.
No matter on which device you want to use this emulator. It enables you to customize the controls and provides you the freedom to use an external controller or keyboard when using on PC.
You can stop and save the game state in between and can restore it anytime you want and anywhere.
The other features such as anisotropic filtering and texture scaling make this emulator more interesting and powerful than others.
The emulator comes with various conceivable options to configure the controls. There is no need to use Joy2Key or other things like this; it is so because PPSSPP has its own intuitive tool that covers everything.
PPSSPP emulator is something that is developed to enhance your gaming experience of the original PSP.

Being developed by one of the developers of Dolphin Emulator (An emulator to run Nintendo games for GameCube and Wii consoles) which is quite powerful and effective, PPSSPP has gained its reputation all around the world, all due to its performance, quality, and features.

The emulator offers numerous configuration options that need to be checked carefully before start using it.

We think, now we must move to the next section, where you will learn the steps to get the PPSSPP emulator on Windows PC.

How to Install PPSSPP on PC/Mac?

PPSSPP on PC and Mac works great while allowing you to play PSP games on the big screen of your computer without getting any problem.

Now, there are several things that make PPSSPP one of the best PSP emulators among others. But, providing you a chance to play games in full HD (1080p) is the major reason behind attracting millions of people around the world to use this emulator.

Moreover, graphics of this emulator are found to be much better than the original PSP console. What else do you want?

After knowing this, you will surely be thinking of getting a PPSSPP emulator on your PC/Mac, so that you can play and enjoy your favorite PSP games in your comfort zone. For this, it is advised to read this step by step guide carefully.

Installing PPSSPP on PC

There are a number of ways to install PPSSPP on PC. Here, we are using the simplest one.

Getting this emulator on your PC is simple and easier if you follow the given steps carefully. You will not get any issue and your PSP emulator will be on your PC within a few minutes.

First of all, you have to download BlueStacks (an Android emulator) on your PC. Just click the given download button.
Now, install it by following the instructions on the screen wisely.

Once the installation steps are completed, a shortcut of the BlueStacks app will be added on the desktop.
Now, you require a Google Account to access the apps on Google Play Store. So if you don’t have a Google Account, you must create one here.
Sign-in to your Google Account and open the Google Play Store.
Now, search for ‘PPSSPP’ in the Play Store and click the top result for the appropriate app.
Now, click on the Install button.

It will start the installation process and your PSP emulator will get installed within a few minutes.
Now, you can open the PPSSPP icon from the home screen of BlueStacks.
Get ready to play your games and have fun.

Note:
If you are unable to find any app in the Google Play Store, you can use its APK file. Like, you can download PPSSPP APK from here.

Setting up PPSSPP on PC

For using the PSP game on PPSSPP with better performance and quality, you require making certain changes in the settings of the emulator.

Open PPSPP and click on its Games settings.
Check if the Postprocessing shader option is Off.
Rendering Resolution is Auto by default, so you can change it as per your preference.
Now, click on More settings option.
Under the Graphics section, click on Backend and select your desired API.
Under Audio section, check Enable sound, set Audio Latency to Medium,
Under the Tools section, go to Developers options, you will find Enable Debug Logging option, so uncheck it.
Under the System section, uncheck the option Multithreaded (Experimental) and check the option Force Real Clock Sync.

Apart from these, there are various options available which you need to change attentively as they play a great role in the overall performance of the emulator.

Installing PSP game on PC using PPSSPP

After installing and setting up PPSSPP on Windows PC, now you can install and run your favorite PSP game easily and smoothly. So, let’s learn how to install any PSP game on PC with the help of PPSSPP.

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To run any PSP game on PPSSPP, you must have this game installed on your PC. You can install the ROMs from any dependable source on the web. For example, here we will install ‘Secret Agent Clank’, one of the PSP games.
Now, open the PPSSPP which you have already installed in the above section.
Go to the Games button.
Now, click on the browse button or you can simply click the respective drive from the emulator where you have installed the game ‘Secret Agent Clank’.
Now, click on this game to open it.
Start playing your game and have fun.

PPSSPP on Android

When it comes to installing PPSSPP on Android, it can easily be installed from the Google Play Store as this Android version of this PSP emulator is available on the Play Store.

Search for PPSSPP on the Google Play Store. Once it is found, select it and click on the Install button. Have patience as the completion of the installation process may take a few minutes.

Once PPSSPP is installed on your Android device, you need to set up PPSSPP on Android.

Setting up PPSSPP on Android

You must know that some PSP games run perfectly on Android, while some lag. So, the best way is to have the best settings of the emulator on your device, so that you do not experience any issue while playing PSP games on your Android.

Click the Graphics Settings and then click Graphics.

Set Mode option to Non-buffered rendering.
Check these options – Simulate block transfer, Auto frameskip and Prevent FPS from exceeding 60.
For the Display Resolution option, select Native Device Resolution.
Turn off the option Anisotropic filtering.
Select the medium for the Spline Bezier Curves Quality option.
Now, under the System section, check the option – Fast Memory and I/O on thread.
Now open Developer Options and select Dynarec (JIT) under CPU Core

PPSSPP – Is this PSP Emulator Safe and Legal?

When we use any app, the very first question hits our mind is it safe and legal to use? Is using this app will not affect the security and privacy of our device?

Let’s clear your doubts if you are thinking the same for PPSSPP.

PPSSPP – Safe?

Yes, this PSP emulator is completely safe to use across various platforms. It does not contain any virus and malware, but when you are going to download PPSSPP, make sure to use the reliable source.

PPSSPP – Legal?

Yes, this PSP emulator is completely legal to use. It is just a software/app which is used to provide you a medium to play PSP games on different platforms. So, you can use PPSSPP on any platform without any fear of legal restrictions.

System Requirements for PPSSPP

One thing you must always keep in mind is that any latest machine with powerful graphics card would never give you any issue for using any kind of emulator.

Even if you have an old system, you can still be able to run the emulator, but it should meet the minimum requirements. Many people have come up with the issues while installing or running PPSSPP on their Windows PC. One main reason found is the lack of required specifications that do not let you run this PSP emulator smoothly.

Before installing PPSSPP on your PC, it would be good to confirm whether your system meets these minimum requirements or not.

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Operating System – Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10
Processor – Dual-Core CPU, Single-Core CPU of minimum 2.0GHz
Memory – 2GB RAM
Hard Drive – 5GB minimum free disk space

Note:
If your system has higher specifications, it will run PPSSPP better and provide great performance.

Alternatives to PPSSPP

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There is nothing to worry about if you want to test and experience the performance, graphics, and quality of your favorite PSP game on an emulator other than PPSSPP. You have the number of PSP emulators out there that ensure to work in the same way as PPSSPP does.

Here are some of the alternatives to PPSSPP.

PCSX2
PSX Emulator
Nostlan
RetroArch
PCSP
And any more…

No matter what alternative you will choose, all these PSP emulators work great in allowing you to install and run your PSP games on different platforms, Windows, macOS, Android, etc. You may find some differences in their features, but they all are wonderful in delivering the best PSP gaming experience.

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These emulators offer a great solution where you need not buy a PSP console to play and enjoy its exclusive games. These can easily be played on the PC and even on your mobile phone using the emulator.

Final Words

Now, you need not worry about playing your PSP games, even if you do not have a PlayStation or it has been broken.

Overall, it is recommended to give one try to PPSSPP to gain the gaming experience that may not be possible in another way. Simply, go through this guide to get the key information about PPSSPP to be more familiar with this emulator.

So, instead of wasting time, start using these steps to get this PSP emulator on your Windows PC.