About PPSSPP evaluation
PPSSPP, the PSP emulator on the Android platform, I felt a little excited when I first heard about it, but I was really disappointed after actually using it. I have been playing PSP for over 3 years and PSV for 2 years. Anyway, let's get to it. First, let's talk about its drawbacks. Haha, there are some complaints. I have a quad-core phone, and it doesn't lag when playing, but the FPS never reaches the top. Normally, games should have 60 FPS, but after playing for a month, I never got over 60. Next is the sound quality. PSP's sound is better, at least there is no noise, but PPSSPP is different. The noise issue is quite serious when playing, which is really annoying. Although PPSSPP has added cheat codes, it's somewhat cumbersome to use. Now let's talk about some game performance. Version 0.9 can already play God of War, but as a PSP user, it feels off. Then there's Hatsune Miku 2, where stuttering and frame drops in the game left me speechless. The ported version of Yosuga no Sora (I'm a fan) has no voice in dialogue. Yes, you read it right, no voice. How can you play an AVG game with no dialogue? You might as well just read a novel. In short, PPSSPP is not yet at the stage of perfect gameplay and cannot compare with the intense NDS emulators (I think it's this browser). If you want to play PSP games smoothly on your phone, you'll have to wait a bit longer.
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Use the intense simulator for NDS, the Myboy simulator for GBA, the myoidboy simulator for GBC, and the emu simulator for NES.
You can't set it up. My usual FPS is around 95. By the way, OP, don't dismantle it, it would be such a pity. You can also sell it to me.
Rendering is turned off, all the checkboxes in performance are selected, but sometimes playing Yu-Gi-Oh! 6 is still laggy and experiences frame drops.
Wow~ I'm envious that the original poster has a handheld console to play with. I don't have any physical handheld stores here either. I really want to get a 3DS (Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire is getting a remake). What? Online stores? Should I tell them I only know how to play King of Fighters '97 on the computer (shopping online idiot)?
3DS isn't expensive now, but the games and accessories can be costly. You can also go to online stores, but it's recommended to check out physical stores, as online ones might have refurbished units.
Let me review PPSSPP. Burn! My battery! Shatter! My phone screen! Disappear! My phone! In short, it just consumes too much power.
Well, I heard that the 3DS console and the charger are actually sold separately. Nintendo is really good at doing business~
This is impossible; they come as a set. If you want to buy them individually, I suggest you try another store.
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