In any case, JPCSP supports game images in CSO and ISO formats, that are created from Sony's Universal Media discs. If you cannot make your own image of games in your Sony PlayStation Portable device, you can always check what can be found on internet. JPCSP - Compatibility List (Part 2) Format of the gamesĪfter you know which games can be emulated without problems, it's time to get them. To check which games are supported by JPCSP you need to check these two web pages and find the compatibility status your preferred games. As the program is updated, more games might be included in the list, or their emulation problems fixed. While some games cannot be emulated properly (like lack of sounds, poor performance etc), other video games are encrypted and there is no way to emulate them. Not every PSP game can be emulated using JPCSP. There is dozen PSP emulator found on the internet, but JPCSP one looks like it works with largest number of games and has least issues and errors during emulation. JPCSP is simply run by executing a *.bat file in its default folder, for Windows x86 version it is the start-windows-x86.bat file. The program is continuously improved and you can get the latest build of this emulator for free at JPCSP website.īecause it's written in Java, JPCSP has pretty high system requirements in order to emulate PSP games without frame drop, so if you have older computer do not expect miracles. It doesn't require any special installation, but of course your computer needs to have Java Runtime installed. As such it can be used in Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. JPCSP is an advanced Sony PlayStation Portable emulator written completely in Java.

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