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How to Get My PSP & GBA Emulator to Work

GpSP is an emulator for PSP that allows the user to install and play Gameboy Advance game ROMs. A PSP with custom firmware and GBA BIOS is necessary to run this emulator. The gpSP with custom Eboot, already has the BIOS loaded. With everything installed correctly, the user can start up the emulator, choose a game, and play. Game saves are available on this emulator, so the user can pick up a game from the last save and not have to start the game over.

Things You'll Need

gpSP with custom eboot files
USB connector
Custom firmware enabled PSP
GBA ROMs

Instructions

- 1
  Download the "Gpsp My Custom Eboot.zip" file (see Resources).
- 2
  Connect the PSP to the computer. Go to "Settings," scroll to "USB" and press "X."
- 3
  Open the "Gpsp My Custom Eboot.zip" file with WinRAR. Select the "Gpsp" folder and click the "Extract to" icon. Double-click on the "PSP drive and PSP" folder. Select the "GAME" folder and click "OK."
- 4
  Open "PSP/GAME/Gpsp/GBA/ROM" folders. Drag and drop GBA ROM files from the computer into the ROM folder.
- 5
  Disconnect PSP from the computer, navigate to "Game/memory," and press "X."
- 6
  Select "UO gpSP kai" and press "X." Select a game ROM to play from the list and press "X." The ROM will load and the game is ready to play.
- 7
  Press the "HOME" button to pause the game and go to the emulator menu. Select "EXIT gpSP" to close the emulator.

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