What is a good PSP emulator?

Hello, I was wondering where I could find a good PSP emulator for the PC. Also, where would I find PSP roms?

http://emulator-zone.com/doc.php/psp/
remember even ps2 isnt fully emulated yet

Nothing too special. It's just in the beginning stages, so it'll be a while.http://jpcsp.org/That's probably the best one.

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There are only a handful, but that seems to be the only one actually making any sort of progress. Compatibility is still pretty much garbage, so nothing really worth playing is playable yet sadly.

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Yeah... =\
I am hoping that it will end up being the best! I like how the emulator looks onscreen.

Was thinking of giving it a look maybe (PSP emu). I saw the link above and looked at it.so which window version would I d/l
if I'm using WinXP..and once I d/l it are there a lot of toher plguins and such and files that I have to dearch to add to this? Thanks for any and all help.HoustonTX224

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All you need is JPCSP. It doesn't require any other plugins or anything.

Thanks ace101...so which ver. do I use? I'm seeing win32, win64 or just the plain win version? Im running WinXP?
I d/l it ..win. ver. and have NO IDEA how to run it...lol
HoustonTX224

houstontx224Thanks ace101...so which ver. do I use? I'm seeing win32, win64 or just the plain win version? Im running WinXP?HoustonTX224

Most likely, your system is 32-bit, so get that one.

houstontx224 · #8Thanks ace101...so which ver. do I use? I'm seeing win32, win64 or just the plain win version? Im running WinXP?
I d/l it ..win. ver. and have NO IDEA how to run it...lol
HoustonTX224

If you are using WinXp 32-bit, download the 32-bit version, and vice-versa, preferably the v0.5.
Just run .bat file, 'jpcsp0.5.bat', and to run any Iso/Cso images, just go to File -> Load UMD(make sure the game files are put in the umdimages folder.)

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.... I'm not sure how you can be so sure about that.

How can I find out if I'm using 32bit in WinXP? I right clicked on My Computer and on the General tab states I'm using WinXP, Home Edition but, doesnt says what bit I'm using?HoustonTX224

Here's how.

If your computer is running Windows XP, do the following: 1. Click Start.
2. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
* If you don't see "x64 Edition" listed, then you're running the 32-bit version of Windows XP.
* If "x64 Edition" is listed under System, you're running the 64-bit version of Windows XP.

And @mega.
I don't know. :P
Most computers I work with are 32-bit and have WinXP.
That doesn't mean Houst doesn't have a 64-bit machine though.

No prob..Found out..its 32 bit..Did some more goole searching..got it. Thanks.HoustonTX224

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No problem. :)
The emulator is quite catchy when you open it.

What about ps2 emulators? What are some good ones. Also, do I have to burn ISOs to DVDs to play the ps2 roms?

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PCSX2 is the best emulator.
I don't think you have to burn them.

bobobob1 · #15What about ps2 emulators? What are some good ones. Also, do I have to burn ISOs to DVDs to play the ps2 roms?

Some games are best to be played on DVDs instead of ISO.
Or perhaps through mounting programs.