RetroArch (PSP)

RetroArch is an open-source, cross-platform Libretro frontend that's primarily used for emulators, video games, media players, and other applications. RetroArch is designed to be fast, lightweight, and portable - compatible with dozens of platforms and a wide array of operating systems including home consoles, handheld consoles, smartphones, and even web browsers.

Developed by Libretro team, RetroArch runs programs converted into dynamic libraries called Libretro Cores. Using these cores, users are able to emulate PSP games on a breeze. 

Highlighted Features

• Emulate countless titles from different consoles via cores
• Cross-platform consistency
• Gamepad support
• Advanced savestate features
• Desktop-style interface
• Per-Core and Per-Game configuration
• Custom resolution
• Performance Tweaks
• Graphical enhancements
• Dynamic control for audio and video
• Pixel shaders and Advanced GPU shader support
• Streaming Support
• Fast forward and real-time rewind
• Netplay support
• Video lag reduction and more
• Custom overlay support

RetroArch uses the top-end PPSSPP Libretro core for playing PSP titles. This allows users to enjoy the benefits of using the best PSP emulator with additional features including expanded cross-platform compatibility, and added in-depth customization options that RetroArch brings to the table.