Getting Started The below articles contain useful information when getting started with PPSSPP! Introduction to PPSSPP PPSSPP is a PSP emulator, which means that it can run games and other software that was originally made for the Sony PSP.Read more » How to get games for PPSSPP PSP games are games originally created for the Sony PlayStation Portable, or PSP for short. They are normally sold as either small plastic "UMD" discs or as downloadable content from the PlayStation ...Read more » Demos & homebrew Many game companies released downloadable demo versions of their games for the PSP. Most of these can run in PPSSPP. These files are legal and free to download.Read more » Dumping UMD games To read a game disc into an ISO is called "dumping" for historical reasons - it's old computer lingo for copying every single bit of a medium to a file, for archival storage or other use.Read more » How to transfer PSP games to your mobile device First, make sure you have your games as ISO (or CSO or CHD) files. See How to get games and How to dump games.Read more » Save data and storage on Android PSP save data storage on Android 11+ with PPSSPP 1.12+ is a bit more complicated than it used to be, due to the new Android restrictions that we have to abide by.Read more » Save data and storage on Windows For general background, see the first part of the Android page.Read more » Recommended hardware Nearly any recent phone will work just fine.Read more » How to run PPSSPP on Xbox UWP, or Universal Windows Platform, is an application packaging standard for apps that can run on every modern Windows-based platform, such as Windows 10 and 11, Xbox One and Series X|S and potenti...Read more » Using the original PSP fonts Some games don't supply their own fonts, but instead make use of the fonts built-in to the PSP firmware. PPSSPP ships with some free replacement fonts, but a few games will look better if you use the ...Read more »