You can skip this part and directly add PSX games to your system. Note: On the latest Retropie version, lr-pcsx-rearmed is installed by default. I will show you here how to install PCSX-ReARMed.
So, what you need here is to find and install an emulator for PlayStation.Īs said in introduction, you have the choice among three recommended on the official wiki. For example, a N64 emulator in Retropie allows you to run N64 games on a Raspberry Pi. Install a PSX emulator What is an emulator?Īn emulator is a software that allow you to run games for another computer on your current computer. Then click on Update RetroPie-Setup script (S).If not, I recommend to first read my post on how to install Retropie on a Raspberry Pi.Īccess your essential retro gaming guide featuring my 24 favorite games with download links! If you are looking for playing PlayStation games on Retropie, you probably already have everything installed on your Raspberry Pi. So let’s see how to do this step by step on Raspberry Pi.īy the way, if you want the best experience with your PSX games on Retropie, you can use a DualShock wireless controller, it’s working well on Raspberry Pi ( tutorial here). You have the short answer here, but I know that many of you have problems doing this. The first one is installed by default on the latest Retropie version, but on older ones you can install them with the Retropie setup script. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install it in a few steps.īefore playing PlayStation 1 games on Retropie, one of the three PSX emulators available needs to be installed (lr-pcsx-rearmed, PCSX-ReARMed or lr-beetle-psx).
You first need to install it before playing any PlayStation games. As you probably know, the PlayStation emulator (pcsx) is not available by default on Retropie (on Raspberry Pi).
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