
It can run on low specification hardware, including ARM processors as long as there's support for OpenGL ES 2.0. It can run PSP ISO file from your PC, and also from PSP disk but you need to specify location of Game within PPSSPP.
It can save and restore game state anywhere, anytime; Continue where you left off by transferring saves from your real PSP; Crank up the anisotropic filtering and texture scaling.
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Changelog of this version:
- Fix bug causing several games to crash on ARM64, including Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
- Software rendering crashfix
- Fixes for homebrew: Timing, MEMSIZE
- Fixes for some common hangs and crashes
- Vertex decoder optimizations
- Corrections to mipmap bias and selection function
- Major improvements and fixes to software renderer, including mipmap support
- UI background image support
- Fix crash in framebuffer blits affecting Persona 3
- Support D3D11 (performs better than OpenGL or D3D9 on most hardware)
- Audio quality improvement (linear interpolation)
- Hardware spline/bezier tesselation in OpenGL, D3D11 and Vulkan
- Post-processing shaders in D3D11
- Prescale UV setting removed, now the default (improves perf)
- High DPI display fixes
- Various fixes for UMD switching for multi-UMD games
- New audio setting to improve compatibility with Bluetooth headsets
- Various desktop gamepad compatibility fixes
- Workaround for mipmap issue, fixing fonts in Tactics Ogre Japanese
- Assorted minor compatibility fixes, code cleanup and performance improvements
To install PPSSPP (PSP Emulator) in Ubuntu 17.04 Zesty/16.04 Xenial/14.04 Trusty/Linux Mint 18/17 open Terminal (Press Ctrl+Alt+T) and copy the following commands in the Terminal:
For other Linux distributions checkout this page.
That's it