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iOS users can now play PSP games on their iPhones and iPads

iOS users can now play PSP games on their iPhones and iPads

PPSSPP, a popular PSP emulator, is now available for iOS devices thanks to Apple's revamped App Store policies, allowing users to play their favorite PSP games on iPhones and iPads.

Barış SelmanbyBarış Selman
17 May 2024
in Gaming, Tech
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The unforgettable games of PSP, the legendary game console of the past, will now come to life on your iPhones and iPads.

PPSSPP, an open-source and cross-platform PSP emulator, has entered the iOS ecosystem with a change in Apple’s App Store policies.

This is the beginning of an exciting period for retro game enthusiasts. Here are all the details.

PSP games in your pocket with PPSSPP

PPSSPP is an emulator that has successfully run PSP games on different platforms for many years. Now, iOS users will be able to experience their favorite PSP games on their iPhones and iPads without resorting to complicated methods like jailbreaking or sideloading.

Performance and compatibility issues overshadowed

Although Apple’s acceptance of game emulators in the App Store is a positive development, some technical limitations of iOS can negatively affect the emulation experience. In particular, the lack of JIT compilation support can lead to performance degradation in some games. Some hardware, such as the iPad’s Magic Keyboard, can also have compatibility issues. However, the developers aim to resolve these issues with future updates.

iOS users can now play PSP games on their iPhones and iPads
PPSSPP, an open-source PSP emulator, is now available on the iOS App Store (Image credit)

PPSSPP pricing

PPSSPP is available for free download on the App Store. Users who want additional features and an enhanced experience can opt for the “Gold” version for $4.99.

This change in Apple’s App Store policies breaks new ground in the world of mobile gaming. Emulators, which combine popular games of the past with modern devices, offer a nostalgic journey for players and new opportunities for developers. With the technical limitations of iOS overcome, the mobile gaming experience is expected to become even richer.

Featured image credit: EasyLife Designs / Unsplash

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Barış Selman

Barış Selman

A technology and gaming enthusiast by day, Barış is a passionate composer and black/death metal guitarist by night. He keeps his finger on the pulse of the intersection of art and technology whenever he can from his tours worldwide.

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