CSPSP is one of the most fondly remembered homebrew games for PSP.

After trying out Amstrad CPC emulation, it’s time for some arcade games.

There have been a number of interviews of PSP homebrew developers over the years.

Time to try another home computer on the PSP - the Amstrad CPC. We have three native emulators to choose from here, though they are all ultimately ports of Caprice 32.

Tsukihi Minty (or つきひミンティ in Japanese) is a homebrew game created by the ominously named Lucifer Corporation in 2005.

Update: I found a Japanese guide that does an adequate work of explaining how to get the emulator up and running.

Coding stuff is hard, especially on a hardware as limited as a PSP.

Explaining the history of SNES emulation on PSP is no easy task, but giving a recommendation on the best one is very simple: use the most recent.

I’m making this list mostly because I lost track of the emulation options myself. Some emulators appear more than once if they support more than one system. RetroArch cores are excluded as they have their own article, though they are still listed if they are the only way to emulate a given system.

MasterBoy is one of the best Game Boy emulators for PSP. And it lets you recolor Game Boy games - one tile at the time.