To configure it follow the RetroPie input configuration. A PSP model 1xxx 2xxx or 3xxx (models 2xxx & 3xxx preffered)ĭownliad the FuSa gamepad zip and then turn your PSP on with your memory stick allready inside your console and if it is a model 3000 or Go run your CFW (older models do not need to run it because those models allready boots with the CFW loaded) plug your USB cable to your PSP and PC now uncompress your zip inside > /PSP/GAMES/ and safely unplug it from your PC, now run the app and connect it to your pi, the screen of your PSP should be turned off and the power light should stay on the final result is this one.With a custom firmware such as the pro CFW and ME CFW, and thanks to the natural flexibility of the PSP and the semi open hardware with the help of FuSa gamepad (a homebrew app for the PSP) you can get one of the best SNES gamepads for your Raspberry Pi What we need? Universal Controller Calibration & Mapping Using xboxdrvĬonvert RetroPie SD Card Image to NOOBS Image Validating, Rebuilding, and Filtering Arcade ROMs

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