ePSXe for Android

epsxe software s.l.

About this game

ePSXe for Android is a Playstation emulator (PSX and PSOne). It is a port of the famous ePSXe for PC. ePSXe provides very high compatibility (>99%), good speed, and accurate sound. It is designed for smartphones and tablets, (for 1-4 players) including a fun 2 players option with split screen mode. It includes virtual touchscreen pad support, hardware buttons mapping (Xperia Play, phones with keyboard or gamepad, external gamepads bluetooth or USB such as WiiMote, Sixaxis, Xbox 360, Moga, Ipega) and analog sticks. ePSXe includes native support for ARM and Intel Atom X86.
ePSXe supports HD enhanced graphics including 2x/4x software renderer and two OpenGL renderers, cheat codes as well as savestates and memcards compatibility with the PC version.

More info: http://epsxe.com/android/
Customer support: [e-mail]
Privacy policy: http://epsxe.com/android/privacy-policy-android.html

** IMPORTANT: ePSXe DOESN'T INCLUDE GAMES. GAMES MUST BE PROVIDED BY THE USER **

Ratings and reviews

This is a really great PS1 emulator for android (best one I got so far), well worth my money. The frame rate is smooth, although I'm not really sure what it's capped at since I haven't checked to see if I can show the fps yet, but it runs good enough and no audio skips from what I heard, except maybe a few when a certain word in line is skipped like when I played Rainbow Six and the narrator said, "The year is 19 9" but that only happened once, so it's fine.

Great so far! Love being able to play my PS1 games in 60fps. One weird thing I noticed, I have an 8Bitdo Lite controller (the one with 3 d-pads). It registers two of the dpads as the same input but only allows me to use the one closer to the abxy buttons. This makes playing a little bit uncomfortable. This is probably just an issue with the controller rather than the emulator, but it would be nice to have a bit more control over button mapping.

I'm using it on a high end Android TV Box. It was a breeze mapping my Bluetooth gamepad. It runs any PS1 ISO image you care to throw at it and runs them flawlessly. This is a very old emulator but is still being constantly updated. It's probably the best PS1 emulator for both Android and PC. I've been using it on PC for years and it didn't let me down on Android. PS1 games don't really need high end hardware to run well. YES, you will have to remap the buttons for each new gamepad. It's best to find a really good gamepad you like, map it once and stick with the same gamepad. It has certainly earned a 5 star rating.

What’s new

* Improved support Android TV (https://epsxe.com/android/androidtv.html)
* Fixed changedisc (several games)
* Fixed analog stick in digital mode gamepad games.
* Support for cheats in scoped storage folder.
* Fixed Groove Adventure Rave - Mikan no Hiseki in HLE mode.
* Updated to SDK34
* More misc fixes