Epsxe Roms Download For Android
Tristan Ridings
PCSXR proved to be a better emulator than EPSXE, it runs more fluently and I haven't any compatibility issues till date, also it runs PBP from HLHQ and HS without any loading times, my PS1 collection has 456 PBPs and it only needs 138 GB, if it were in ISO format, it easily should be around 300 GB, because we can choose compression rate and there's lots of titles that end up with half its original size, when I finish the Ps1 collection, about 1100 roms (I deleted lots of sport games and left only the latest releases, I didn't want to have Fifa 96,97,98,99,2000, only the latest ones for each sports games are OK for me) the size will be probably around 300 GB or less.
i think it's because we all started using epsxe, and when we met retroarch we were blown away by it's accuracy, so when someone asks for epsxe knowledge the only answer we can provide is to switch to better emu ^^
So gamers F1RECHARGE is back with another post & today I gonna tell how to use / add cheats in EPSXE emulator games or in simple language how to use cheats in PS1 games in android. I am using resident evil 1 game as an example.
There's nothing weird about this really. Since it is Android TV, you can just search for emulators on the Play Store and install them. To get files (roms) onto the device you'll probably want to install something that can host a FTP server - I use Solid Explorer - but there are probably millions of apps that can do this.
Once you have a FTP server running you can just go on your computer and transfer roms over to it. Then you just pair a Bluetooth controller to it, fire up an emulator, pick your rom, and there you go: you are now emulating games on the CCwGTV.
There is only about 2 GB of free space on the CCwGTV. This means you cannot put a ton of roms on there, especially PS1 stuff is tricky... a game like Final Fantasy VII is about 1.5 GB when compressed to a .pbp.
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