Will this work with any android psp emulator? Thanks
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To tell u the truth that's the only emulator I couldn't get work but if it take any type of Bluetooth controller and u hav it paired to your phone then it should work
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Never got it to work on either my PSP1000 w/ CFW or my PSP3000 w/ Original FW. The cards were never readable. Maybe a faulty adapter or cheap knockoff micro SD cards... or both... buyer beware on this set. You're better off going with the single slot MSProDuo Adapter with a legit 32gb MicroSD.
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An "Android-native" Gamepad should work, either plugged to USB or connected by Bluetooth -- but not all games support Gamepad input. I rooted my UG007B & use "Six-Axis" app to connect a PS3 controller via Bluetooth -- works well with most emulators (if they support hardware controllers)
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yes it does. The only PSP that it won't work is the PSP Go due to using M2 cards instead of pro duo.
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Sorry for the late reply, but I've been away on business mate. I have yet to try that particular emulator. From what I gather, there are some stable MAME emulators out there in the Android scene. I would probably hit up the Wikipad Forums or Wikipad Twitter. They seem to answer a lot quicker from those sites, so far.Good Luck!
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If you have 2 of these and you're not playing a game outside the emulator, yes. Otherwise, good luck even getting it to work.
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If you want to use Nes, SNES, gameboy, etc Emulators, there is a a "Moga Universal Driver" you can find on the Google playstore that works perfectly for that. just keep in mind though that the games that are "built in" to work with the controller (Moga Pivot) use separate drivers. Open and enable "Moga Universal Driver" when you want to use your emulators, and open and enable "Moga Pivot" otherwise.
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This tablet looks very promising. Yet, no one has address the issue of the psp/ps1 emulator. Would anyone know if these games can be stored on a SD card? From a friend, i heard that psp games normally run about 900MB.
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it doesn't come with any emulators on it, but you can easily find and download them from the google play store.
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Melisa, Sorry this is a late reply. I don't know for sure about the PSP, but I've used the Powerline for multiple electronics - a portable DVD player, a Leap pad, etc. Just make sure you have it on the appropriate voltage setting and you use the right plug. Hope this helps.
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M2 is the only card that works for the PSP Go. Kind of annoying that sony does that.
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Any usb should be fine you could use a game system usb or even a cell usb should work
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The 32gb chip will work with any org style psp (from the org 1000 series up to 3001 slims). It will not work on the PSP Go or the Vita though since they require a different style mem chip. Just be sure to copy the files form your current mem chip over to this new one. I recommend getting the 6.60 fireware update from Sony, installing and then using the ProB10 CFW 6.60 (message me for details if necessary). :)
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I think its just a normal PSP. If you want o5g CFW then you would have to install it yourself, unless your seller says otherwise.
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No. It works perfectly with all emulators. And pc games when use in xinput (recognized as one xbox contoller). It also supports multiple controllers when it is used Dinput
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http://www.hashtagandroid.com/tips-tricks/how-to-use-a-playstation-dualshock-3-controller-with-your-android-device-no-root
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I can confirm SNES, N64, GameCube, and PS2 emulators work with it. I used PCSX2 and Dolphin were some I used, can't remember the others' names.