The PSP emulator for iOS, PPSSPP, is updated

Emulators throughout the history of iOS have had a rough journey, to say the least: everyone is familiar with Apple's — sometimes sickly — eagerness to keep everything under control, especially when it comes to applications, since any developer who wants to have the approval of Apple must assume the yoke imposed by the App Store. And this, of course, collides head-on with this type of project, where perhaps the problem is not so much that it is about emulators themselves but the fact that, indirectly, there is room for introducing content that has not passed through the direct control of the company. In any case, the fact is clear: emulators are not welcome.

Therefore, those who have wanted to bypass this veto have been obliged to come up with the most varied ways in order to achieve it: those more traditional through jailbreak and, more recently, making use of tricks such as changing the date of the device to exploit an iOS vulnerability.

However, what we bring you today is a PSP emulator that was updated to precisely not depend on time jumps like an eighties movie: PPSSPP brings, among other novelties, the ability to install without the need for any other requirement than having a compatible device running under iOS 8 (or any other version since iOS 5). Of course, they point out that it is possible that the application suffers slowdowns in those terminals that do not have the jailbreak carried out.

Installing it is very simple: just enter the project page of iemulators, go to Apps and install PPSSPP. Once this is done, to introduce the roms (which must be in ISO or CSO format) we can simply sync through iTunes or use file managers through jailbreak.