├── PPSSPP_STATE/ (Used to be the state directory, no longer used) The PPSSPP core saves/loads to/from these directories. The PPSSPP core's library name is 'PPSSPP'

RetroArch database(s) that are associated with the PPSSPP core:įrontend-level settings or features that the PPSSPP core respects. Copy the contents of ppsspp-master/assets into 'system/PPSSPP'ĭon't like PPSSPP's replacement fonts? You can place the original PSP fonts in 'system/PPSSPP/flash0/font' ExtensionsĬontent that can be loaded by the PPSSPP core have the following file extensions: Here's an example of what it should look like.Ĥ. Create a directory named PPSSPP in RetroArch's System directory. If your frontend version has Main Menu > Online Updater > Core System Files Downloader then that's the easiest solution, just download 'PPSSPP.zip' from that menu and you're all done! Installing from the GitHub repoġ. Installing from the 'Core System Files Downloader' Using not compatible assets may lead to unexpected results. Those assets are compatible with the version of the core provided in the Lakka image.

Lakka image ships with the assets already included. Lakka users do not need to follow these steps. In order to acquire PPSSPP's assets files and install them succcessfully, follow these steps. The PPSSPP core requires assets files to be fully functional.Īssets such as fonts and backgrounds that are required for memory card screens.

Direct3D 11 for the Direct3D 11 renderer.OpenGL/Open GL ES 2.0 or higher for the OpenGL renderer.The PPSSPP core supports OpenGL, Vulkan, and Direct3D 11 rendering.Ī summary of the licenses behind RetroArch and its cores can be found here. A PSP emulator for Android, Windows, Mac and Linux, written in C++.

Retroarch ppsspp use gpu