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GamePod Emu vs PPSSPP

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What both publish

FactGamePod EmuPPSSPP
DocumentationDocumentation consists of setup and console guides covering importing ROMs, legality, controllers and individual systems.The official documentation covers getting started, settings, multiplayer, development, troubleshooting, FAQ and reference topics.
File formatsThe guide lists GB, GBC, GBA, NDS, 3DS, ISO, CSO, NES, SFC, SMC, Z64, N64, MD, GEN, BIN, CUE, CHD and RVZ examples.Games can be loaded from ISO, CSO and, from version 1.17, CHD images.
Game filesGamePod does not include, host or distribute game files, so users must import backups of games they legally own.Users must provide their own PSP game files because PPSSPP does not have the right to distribute them with the app.
PurposeGamePod Emu is a retro game emulator and launcher for iPhone, iPad and Android.PPSSPP is a PSP emulator that runs games and other software originally made for the Sony PSP.
Rating on Apple App Store4.6 out of 5 from 650 ratings4.5 out of 5 from 2.8 thousand ratings.
Rating on Google Play4.7 out of 5 from 458 reviews4.4 out of 5 from 1.79 million reviews.
Save statesThe official import guide says the app provides save states and auto-save immediately after import.PPSSPP supports save states, configurable slots and automatic state loading.

GamePod Emu plans

  • FreeFree

PPSSPP plans

  • PPSSPPFree
  • PPSSPP FreeFree
  • PPSSPP Gold for Android$4.99, paid once
  • PPSSPP Gold for Windows/macOSPriced on request

Pick GamePod Emu if…

It suits players who want to organize and play legally backed-up games from supported retro systems on an iPhone, iPad, or Android device. It also fits people who want controller or touch-control options and offline play after setup.

Pick PPSSPP if…

PPSSPP suits people who want to run PSP software on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, or Windows. It also fits players who want enhanced graphics, customizable controls, or PSP multiplayer options.

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