Real gameplay captures showing HD upscaling, texture filtering, and smooth performance across action, RPG, and racing titles on desktop and mobile.
Each capture includes the rendering resolution and graphics backend used. Settings vary by device — your results may differ.
Full-speed dungeon crawling on mobile with save states before boss encounters.
Open-world action with widescreen hack and analog controller support.
3× · Vulkan · 60 FPS
2× · OpenGL · Android
3× · Vulkan · Windows
2× · Metal · iOS
3× · Vulkan · Linux
2× · OpenGL · macOS
3× internal resolution · Vulkan · Anisotropic 8× · Windows desktop
PPSSPP's built-in game browser supports grid and list views with cover art, region flags, and per-game settings — all from a single screen.
Visual cover-art layout for quick browsing. Ideal for large libraries on desktop and tablet screens.
Compact list with thumbnails, region flags, and file details. Right-click or long-press for per-game settings.
The original PSP outputs at 480×272 pixels. PPSSPP renders internally at multiples of that resolution, then scales to your display.
480×272 · Original hardware output
960×544 to 2400×1360 · Emulator upscaling
How it works: PPSSPP multiplies the PSP's internal framebuffer resolution before presenting to your screen. Combined with anisotropic filtering and optional HD texture replacement packs, games that looked soft on original hardware can appear crisp on 1080p monitors and Retina phone displays. Use per-game settings to find the sweet spot between visual quality and stable 60 FPS.
Download PPSSPP v1.20.4 for your platform and start playing your PSP library at resolutions the original hardware could never reach.