hello, I use a samsung T7 usb-c SSD on my ipad. I have a lot of psp isos (600GB). but I notice that when the hard drive is unplugged I can still play games via the recent games tab. So I suppose that at some point ppsspp copies the game anyway to the ipad's memory and it's annoying because it risks saturating quickly. I haven't found where these "recent" games were copied by ppsspp. can you tell me if at some point we can purge this to avoid losing unnecessary ipad storage? Thx

Hi. I'm new to the app and the forum. I'm loving the app and I'm revisiting some old games. I would appreciate if you guys could help me with this issue. I apologize if this has been posted before.

I've copied the SAVEDATA files from a memory stick into the same folder on my PC. I could play the game from where I left off and made quite a lot of progress, saving it each time.

I then copied the SAVEDATA files from the PC into the memory stick and inserted into the PSP. Unfortunately the data is detected as corrupted.

Isn't it possible to use the same SAVEDATA files between devices? What have I done wrong?

I use a unlocked PSP 2000.

Thanks in advance.

I haven't used PPSSPP in a while and when I started it up yesterday, it crashed just a second or two after it launched. I'm not sure why it's doing this and I don't know if a Windows update or something else is behind it for the following reasons:

1.) Launched the 32-bit executable with the same results, except it kept functioning for a few seconds more.
2.) Uninstalled, downloaded, and reinstalled the latest version of PPSSPP, same results.
3.) Downloaded and unzipped the portable version, same results once again.

Surely something external is causing these crashes to happen but I can't think of valid clues as to what it maybe and I'm not gonna bother trying to look for a solution unless I know for sure what the problem is. Nothing urgent, but I'd like to get it out of the way sooner than later when I do want to devote plenty of time on it.

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Hi everyone!!!

I'm new to PPSSPP to play my favorite PSP games but I'm having some issues with the settings and performance. Specifically, I'm not sure how to configure it to reduce lag or optimize graphics while maintaining stable speed. Does anyone have experience sharing the best settings for a mid-range machine? Also, are there any plugins or tips to improve the experience?

Thanks a lot!

I have been trying to set up my joycons in PPSSPP on my laptop but it does not even recognize them, so I can not change the buttons or anything.
Is there any way I can connect them? Or I should just play with the keyboard instead?

Is there any rapid fire options for cotrollers?

When Aero Racer attempts to save my progress, it reports that the memory stick has been changed and asks if i want to continue. When I select yes, I am greeted with an infinite black screen with the music still playing in the background. I tried deleting my save data from within the game and the issue is still present. Other games on ppsspp seem to be saving just fine.

I am on android with the latest version of the app.

Any ideas?

Hi everyone and admin!!

I'm using PPSSPP on a mid-range Android device and I'm experiencing lag when playing some games, especially heavy titles. I've tried changing the graphics settings like lowering the resolution and enabling "frameskip", but the performance is still unstable. Does anyone have experience optimizing PPSSPP on Android? What are the most important settings to ensure the game runs smoother? I'd love to hear your advice.

Thanks!

PPSSPP android, in resistance retribution on the last in the last game cutscene on the mission construction zone when it finishes and cut to a black screen but here the game freeze at that point and refuse to go any further, i tried everything possible but without a result, should i gave up or any solution i haven't thought of ?

( This is a picture right before it becomes black)

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