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You only have to copy over the 'Eboot' and 'PNG' files, not the text files. Copy the files that were extracted from the downloaded archive to the 'Genesis' folder. Create a new folder called 'Genesis' inside it. Navigate to the 'GAME' folder on your PSP memory stick. Make sure you have enough space on the PSP memory card for the emulator and whatever games you want to play. Right-click the downloaded file and select 'Extract All.' Specify any locations on your computer as the destination.Ĭonnect your PSP to your PC via the mini-USB cable. Navigate to the QuickJump (QJ) website, which is listed in the Resources section below, and download the latest version of the Genesis emulator. Genesis emulators only work on PSP’s running custom firmware. Since the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) has more powerful hardware than the Genesis, it is able to emulate the games using ROM files. Owners of Genesis games that are unable to play their cartridges due to hardware failure now have the option of using an emulator. It has a library of classic games like the 'Sonic' and 'Streets Of Rage' series.

The Genesis is a 16-bit console released by Sega in 1989. There are many emulators to choose from and support includes the latest GBA4iOS 8.3, 8.2, 8.1.3 and PS1, PSP, NDS, NES, SNES, GBC and many more emulators.

One of the things you need to do beforehand is install custom firmware on your PSP. I found my old PSP and decided I'd put some emulators on it, SNES, Game Boy, etc.

Installing Custom Firmware on a PSP: Okay guys so this one may actually be somewhat useful.

Run 'CIPL_Flasher' to make the custom firmware permanent. Run 'Pro Update' in the Game menu of your PSP to install the custom firmware. Copy the downloaded folders into the GAME folder on your PSP Memory Stick. This is the custom firmware installer for the PSP. We have another page for Native PS Vita emulators (compatible with PS Vita only) running through the HENkaku hack.

This page is a list of emulators to run on your PSP or your PS Vita, not the other way around! The emulators below are compatible with both the PSP and the PS Vita (through its PSP emulator).