Ppsspp requirements mods#
Ppsspp requirements Pc#

Ppsspp requirements mods#

The Console Mods Wiki is incredibly useful guide for all things modding and homebrew. 600+ accredited online courses for clinicians.PS3 Subreddit for general use, and the PS3 Hacks Subreddit for Homebrew.For video guides I recommend a combination of MrMario2011 and ModdedWarfare.Vita Homebrew has a massive community on Reddit under r/Vitahacks.For modding the Vita, Vita Hacks Guide is recommended.Well worth joining to see the amazing work going down. The PS2 Discord is incredibly active and lively, with some amazing development work underway on the PS2 to make it unbelivably powerful.The PS2 Subreddit have a community wiki going to supply information on the PS2. Any reasonably modern CPU will be just fine, and any GPU that can handle OpenGL 2.0 should have no issues.However MattKC and more technically Modern Vintage Gamer are also some good channels to follow for PS2 content. Recommending MrMario2011 again as a treasure trove of video guidance.The PSP Discord and PSP Homebrew Community are recommended for getting into the community.The Reddit PSP Subreddit is incredibly active at ~82k active users.They always seem to produce videos at lightning speed when new updates or changes to jailbreak methods work, and has been a staple in my retro diet for the past 3 years.

Ppsspp requirements Pc#

PPSSPP is best PC Specs: GPU: AMD Radeon R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 (Sapphire Vapor-X) CPU: AMD R圓.

For video guidance, I recommend MrMario2011 YouTube videos. (03-04-2013 09:31 AM)Henrik Wrote: I will definitely have a look and see if I can make this faster.

You can check out their site for more up to date information across the whole PSP spectrum. PSP-Cult in the ReviveToday Discord has already shown to be a true dedicated PSP officionado.I am gadly happy to hand the reigns over to these many communities that work to ensure this information is up to date.įor more information, please see the closing blog post. In this time, there has been an incredible boom of guides and communities appearing that provide significantly better support than I could ever achieve now. The site will be gradually phased out, and until the interests fades will redirect visitors to where they can find up to date information. After seven years of running ReviveToday, a website dedicated to preserving the memories and joys of old consoles, I have made the difficult decision to bring this chapter to a close.