Sony's PlayStation Portal handheld is designed to stream games from your PS5, but that hasn't stopped Google engineers from hacking the device to run emulated PSP games. Google security engineer Calle ...

Google engineers have hacked the PlayStation Portal to run emulated PSP games. Andy Nguyen, who works at Google on cloud vulnerability research, and Calle Svensson, a security engineer at Google, took ...

A group of Google engineers have hacked Sony’s PlayStation Portal to get it to run PlayStation Portable (PSP) games. The Portal launched in November but, to the disappointment of many, is only capable ...

The newish PlayStation Portal device is made for playing your favorite PS5 games on-the-go via Remote Play, but like any good handheld peripheral, users were quick to see what else the PlayStation ...

Nguyen managed to get into the PlayStation Portal's software to run the PSP emulator, PPSSPP, which is known to work on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and a handful of other gaming devices.

PPSSPP, the popular PSP emulator, is now available to download from the Apple App Store. Apple recently updated its App Store guidelines to allow emulators, which paved the way for this emulator to ...

Let me start off by answering my own question and saying Final Fantasy Tactics. I've played that game (and beaten it) on both the original Playstation and the PSP (despite the awful slowdown problem), ...

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