Editing GpSP

{{Infobox emulator
|title = gpSP
|logo = gpSP.jpeg
|last-version = 0.91
|active = No (main branch)<br/>Yes ([[libretro]] core)
|platform = [[Emulators on PSP|PlayStation Portable]]
|target = [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]]
|developer = Exophase
|website = [http://gpsp-dev.blogspot.com/ Blogspot]
|source = [https://github.com/PSP-Archive/gpsp GitHub]
}}

'''gpSP''' is an open-source [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance emulator]] created by Exophase for the [[PlayStation Portable emulators|PlayStation Portable]]. Compatibility is very good and is recommended for using GBA ports of SNES games rather than [[Super Nintendo emulators|SNES emulators]] themselves due to poor focus on the PSP. Its open-source nature makes it a good candidate for porting to similar lightweight platforms like the Raspberry Pi.

gpSP is also available as a [[libretro]] core for [[RetroArch]].

==Downloads==
{| cellpadding="4"
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|PSP}}
|'''[http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12367 Official gpSP releases fix]'''<br/><small>(2009-07-20) Dead</small>
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr/>
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|PSP}}
|[https://www.emucr.com/2009/07/gpsp-mod-20090720.html?m=1 gpSP mod] & [https://www.emucr.com/2012/06/gpsp-j-20120616.html gpSP-J]<br/><small>(2012-06-16) Dead</small>
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Pandora}}
|[http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=package.gpsp.notaz Pandora gpSP 0.9.2.8]<br/><small>[https://github.com/notaz/gpsp/tree/master/pandora Github]</small>
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|DC}}
|[https://mega.nz/#!6R8HEYzR!9qwoH1gTnhySmzjRZgiYSR2XjnmF9Y7dXYSKPsfsTbI gpSPDC 0.9 Alpha]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|GP2X}}
|[https://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/gp2x.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,2114 gpSP 0.9-2Xb-u6]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Wiz}}
| [https://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/wiz.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,101 gpSP 0.9-2Xb-u6]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Caanoo}}
|[https://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/caanoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,591 gpSP 0.9.2]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Dingoo}}
|[https://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,290 gpSP dingux 20100302]<small>[https://github.com/retrofw/gpsp Github]</small>
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Didj}}
|[https://elinux.org/Didj_gpSP_GBA_Emulator gpSP Didj 0.9]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|PS2}}
|[https://www.mediafire.com/file/hqekcwxq0odsoej/GBA.zip/file gpSP 3.3 T1][http://psx-core.ru/load/ps2_soft/gpsp_kai/7-1-0-725 Uo gpSP kai]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Symbian}}
|[https://github.com/Summeli/gpSP4Cute gpSP4Cute 0.9-2Xb]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|LinuxARM}}
|[https://github.com/DPRCZ/gpsp gpSP-rpi 0.9]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|3DS}}
|[https://github.com/shinyquagsire23/gpsp gpSP-3DS 0.9]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Nspire}}
|[https://github.com/Vogtinator/gpsp gpSP-Nspire 0.9 port]
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|Win|Mac|Linux|PSP|PSVita}}
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|GCN|Wii|WiiU|3DS|NX}}
|'''[https://retroarch.com/?page=platforms Downloads page for RetroArch gpSP]'''</small>
|}

==Compatibility==

<h4>

* [https://gist.github.com/bmaupin/dac967cd0c527cab028a3bb5c2c11762 working Games with bugs Compatibility list]

* [https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/TempGBA_Compatibility TempGBA Compatibility wiki for DStwo]
</h4>

==BIOS/Cheats==

<B><I><code> gpSP/TempGBA BIOS</code> : <code> [https://www.mediafire.com/file/uijj3i3349h8j2j/gba_bios.zip/file (Required)]</code></B></I>

<B><I><code> gpSP Cheats</code> : <code> [http://www.mediafire.com/file/twx89k97go93abt/300%252B_CHT_files_for_gpSP_By_PokeDude232425.rar/file Download]</code></B></I>

=Uo gpSP Kai=

{{Infobox emulator
|title = Uo gpSP Kai
|logo = Uo gpsp kai.png
|last-version = 3.4 Test 4 Build 230
|active = No
|platform = [[Emulators on PSP|PlayStation Portable]]
|target = [[Game Boy Advance emulators|Game Boy Advance]]
|developer = Exophase,Takka
|source = [https://github.com/PSP-Archive/unofficial-gpSP-kai GitHub]
|prog-lang = C
}}

<b><i>Unofficial gpSP kai created by Takka</b>
- gameplaySP Gameboy Advance emulator for Playstation Portable</I>

==Credits==

* <b>Exophase</b> : main developer - Official release <b><i>"gpSP"</b></i> 0.91.

* <b>takka</b> : developer - Unofficial release <b><i>"Uo gpSP kai"</b></i> 3.4 test 4 build 152. 

* <b>toBsucht</b> & <b>EricPshat</b> : for testing and helping translating.

==Rewiew==

Latest source code by takka stopped development in 2009. Since then, I have not seen any significant improvements. Release from an unknown developer, version 3.5, is actually an old version - version 3.3 test 2 build 132 without any significant changes and improvements in functionality. So I decided to finalize this nice emulator for the stable release.

A developer going by the name <b>"ErikPshat"</b> has taken it upon himself to rejuvenate a homebrew emulator called gpSP kai. Dubbed UO gpSP Kai, aka GameplaySP, is a Gameboy Advance emulator for the Playstation Portable. The developer has released his unofficial build which introduces some bug fixes, adds a few fixes such as running almost all games from ZIP archives. Below you can view his release notes for UO gpSP Kai version 3.4 test 4 build 230.

==Downloads==
{| cellpadding="1"
|-
|align=center|{{Icon|PSP}}
|'''[https://archive.org/details/gp-sp-kai-v-3.4-test-4-b-230fat.-7z UO gpSP Kai 3.4 Test 4 Build 230]'''<br/>
|}

==Known issues (minor problems)==

* <i>Good compatibility.</i>

* [[Uo gpSP Kai Compatibility List]]

* <i>128k saves file unsupported  - (Ex. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon) - Only worked <b>TempGBA/TempGBA-mod</b></i>

* <code>Required</code> - <b>gba_bios.bin</b>


<b>Note : Some games don't work using a workarounds trick. 32mb Rom only works unzip.</b>

1. <b><i>Sigma Star Saga</i></b> : still unable to show health bar.

2. <b><i>DragonBall Z Legacy of Goku 2</i></b> : There is a sequence in the game in which you have to fly to a different location. The problem is, whenever I try to do so the message 'the game will not run in this hardware' appears on the screen.

3. <b><i>Powder 117</b></i> and <i><b>Qwak</i></b> : failed to run.

4. <b><i>Golden Sun the Lost Age</b></i> : Moving cursor to the bottom of the world map causes soft-lock/freeze. (Plays audio similar to Wii game crash)

5. <b><i>Kingdoms Hearts : Chain of Memories</b></i> : Works Unzip file, it freezes at the opening movie and the sound goes all messed up, Simply, before the game freezes on intro video, quicksave the game, then load it back, it should work normally.

6. <b><i>Riviera</b></i> : Works - Only Run Unzip file.

7. <b><i>Grand Theft Auto Advance</b></i> : has a bug that after starting dialogues game crashes.
Save allows you to bypass the damaged portion in the dump of the Rom.
[http://www.mediafire.com/file/7ts7jm7ihpl81v4/Grand_Theft_Auto_Advance_SAV.zip/file GTA Advance .SAV file]
expanded in <code>GBA/SAV</code> folder.
The name of conservation should be exactly the same as ZIP archive, which is ROM gba under any name. When loading a game, choose load of preservation, and not as a new game.

8. <b><i>Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team</b></i> : Reached save room in the tent where the Pokemon sleeps and game normally saved.
Then came out of the emulator and again went into the game, game is booted normally like you have in the picture "Continue" (Resume your adventure from where you last saved.).

the size of saving: 128 KB (131,072 bytes).
Preserved under the name : "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team.sav"
In the folder : <code>UO gpSP kai/GBA/SAV</code>

[[File:pk.gif]]

<code>(E)</code> version of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon has the save problem. <code>(U)</code>version works fine.

[[File:S.jpg|500px]]

9. <b><i>Advance War 2</b></i> : Popup on the top always didn't show up. Popup on the bottom works like normal, only the top have a problem. Both keep glitching, sometimes all the sprites just vanish, the text too. In some tutorials/battles where a character would normally be talking, the dialogue box would be invisible.

<ins>See the different :</ins>

UO gpSP kai 3.4 test 4 build 230 also has the same problem. Old version of gpSP 3.2 user test 02 no problems at all.


--<ins><b>Setting Working Advance War 2</ins></b>--

<b>::: Use Settings are :::</b>

<pre>

- GFX Filtering : yes

- Frameskip type : auto

- Frameskip value : 9

- Frameskip variation : uniform

- Audio emulation : yes (dunno if this matters but imma put it on anyway)

- Audio buffer size : 4096 bytes

- Clock speed : 300MHz

- Update backup : auto

- Enable home : no

- Debug mode : yes (What does this do?)

- Fake fatv : yes (Pokemon hacks crash the emulator without it)

- Boot mode : game cart</pre>


10. <b><i>Megaman Battle Network 1</b></i> : End of the game when entering underground railroad.

11. <b><i>Megaman Battle Network 4</b></i> : Apparently an unknown random virus encounter.

12. <b><i>Wario Ware Inc.</b></i> : Final Wario Games in Story Mode, graphics will randomly glitch between games, making it impossible to play any games afterwards.

13. <b><i>Mario Advanced 4</b></i> : (And probably many other games)
Patching GBA ROMs.

If other games works using the ROM patching solution.

14. <b><i>Sims 2 Pets</b></i> : Graphically Glitched, but not unplayable.

15. <b><i>Banjo Kazooie Grunty's Revenge</b></i> : Crashes to bios in the very beggining.

16. <b><i>DragonBall Z Legacy of Goku</b></i> : Freezes after hack announce.

17. <b><i>DemiKids Light Version</b></i> : Crashes before begin a game.

18. <b><i>Digimon Racing</b></i> : Freezes on begining.

19. <b><i>Doom 2</b></i> : Bad scaling, freezes on begining.

20. <b><i>Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup</b></i> : Minor graphical glitches, and freezes before entering games.

21. <b><i>Harry Potter and The Order of Phoenix</b></i> : Constantly coming back to langauge selection screen.

22. <b><i>Mario Tennis Power Tour</b></i> : Crashes to BIOS.

23. <b><i>MegaMan Zero</b></i> : Heavy Graphical glitches.

24. <b><i>NBA Jam 2002</b></i> : Blank screen on start.

25. <b><i>Pokémon Pinball Ruby and Sapphire</b></i> : White screen on start.

26. <b><i>Rayman Raving Rabbids</b></i> : Heavy graphical glitches.

27. <b><i>Steel Empire</b></i> : Black screen at start.

28. <b><i>Super Monkey Ball Jr.</b></i> : Game crashes, was working on version 1.0.4.

29. <b><i>Street Racing Syndicate</b></i> : Crashing when choosing language.

30. <b><i>DragonBall Z Legacy of Goku 2</b></i> : Works fine, but sound issue.

31. <b><i>Metroid Zero Mission</b></i> : Works fine, sound issue a weird warping of the music that causes the audio to bob and weave, as well as a periodic, persistent ticking sound.

32. <b><i>Mother 3</b></i> : Work unzip, .sav file problem.

33. <b><i>Final Fantasy VI - Sound Restoration (E)</i></b>

1) TempGBA4PSP : game is laggy, especially when characters talk.

2) UO gpSP Kai (3.4 test 4 build 230) : emulator show the following error : bad jump 80080180 (30000620) and then crash.

3) gpSP-J : seems to run this game fine.

34. <b><i>Classic NES Series</i></b> : I keep loading the game to be presented with a screen stating "Save State X / O" but regardless of what I do, it moves to a black screen with "bad jump 600080 (3007484)". I tried both X, O and Home to see if I could do a Save State from the Emulator Menu but all of it results in this screen the moment I press any of the 3 buttons.

35. <b><i>Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team</b></i> : Work unzip, .sav problem.

<i>a real save, not a save state.
the game is not able to load/create a save file, it says "the game cannot be saved"
tempGBA can load/save just fine.</i>
in game
place a <code>.SAV</code> in your rom directory.

1.<ins>gpSP</ins>

[[File:G.png|300px]]

2.<ins>TempGBA</ins>

[[File:T.png|300px]]

<B><u>Note : 32mb (128k - .sav file are created with some games) Save supported on TempGBA. 32mb save is still unsupported with gpsp.</b></u>


36. <b><i>Breath of Fire 2</b></i> : Highfort after boss battle during escape scene.

==Configuration Setting==

<ins>Graphics & Sounds :</ins>

<pre>

Display Scaling : Scaled 3:2
Screen Filtering : Yes
TV Output Ratio : ratio 4:3
TV Output Interlace : progressive
Frameskip Type : Automatic
Frameskip Value : 0 or 1*
Frameskip Varation : Random
Audio Output : Yes
Audio Buffer : 4096 Bytes
Scale : 100</pre>

<ins>Language and Other Options :</ins>

<pre>
Clock Speed : 333Mhz
Update backup : Exit Only
Enable "HOME" : No
Language : English
Fake Fat : No
Boot Mode : Game Cart

Also you should check your VSH Menu. Press Select on the XMB and ensure your clockspeed 333/166.</pre>


<b>Note</b> : Use 0 for Frameskip Value if you can for the smoothest experience, if there is audio tearing change it to 1. The random skip variation should help smooth things out if you need to use a Frameskip Value of 1.

==PPSSPP==

<b>Uo gpSP Kai <code>Blue Screen</code> fixed</b>

It only shows blue screen but I can still see the gui in split second if I revert to full screen/windowed vise versa and it quickly returns to blue.
But still its not freezing or whatever I can still play some roms (blind selection) but another problem is that it only shows black screen on every start and I need to revert to windowed/full screen vise versa so that the gameplay will display.

* <b><ins><i>fixed trick for Android/iOS/PC</i></b></ins>
	
<code><b>PSP\memstick\PSP\SYSTEM\ppsspp.ini</b></code>

Enable : <b><code>SoftwareRenderer = True</code></b>

[[File:sr.jpg|500px]]

==RAM==

[[File:32mb.gif]]

<pre>
1. Bleach Advance : 32mb
2. Kingdom Hearts - Chain of Memories : 32mb
3. Mother 3 : 32mb
4. Riviera - The Promised Land : 32mb
5. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team : 32mb
</pre>

Simply, if a large 32mb game in a ZIP-archive then it will be a long time in the TEMP unpacked, you just need to wait a minute, there is a diode will blink rapidly.
If you do not want to wait, and to play immediately loaded, then unzip and run *.gba.
Generally I normally work all of these games.

<pre>
- UO gpSP Kai 3.4 test 4 build 230 = 16mb Max
- UO gpSP Kai 3.5 Mod = 32mb Max
- UO gpSP Kai 3.4 test 3 build 152 = 32mb Max
</pre>

32mb Max ROM Buff achieved when Unlock Extra Memory is enabled from Recovery Menu... If I disable Unlock Extra Memory, it is 16mb again but other gpSP emulators are still 32mb Max ROM Buff.
32mb ROM / 32mb buff = Faster loading, less glitchy
32mb ROM / 16mb Buff = Very slow loading, PSP freeze sometimes, unpacks and duplicates *.zip ROM to *.gba so uses more space. At least it does on a few other gpSP emulators.

==Creating & Adding Cheats==

[https://github.com/PSP-Archive/emulator-cheats/releases/tag/0.2 Uo gpSP Kai Cheats]

<u><b>::Requirements::</b></u>

- Action Replay or Gameshark Codes for a certain game
- [https://github.com/PSP-Archive/emulator-cheats/releases/tag/0.2 gpSP kai Cheat Creator.exe]
- Hacked PSP with the most recent gpSP Kai

1) All gpSP Kai cheat codes should be inserted in <code>ms0:/PSP/Game/gpSP Kai/GBA/CHT</code> , assuming that gpSP Kai is any version of the Gameboy Advance Emulator. These cheat codes have a specific format, which is .cht .

2) Gather the Action Reply/Gameshark codes that you want and open up the gpSP Kai Cheat Creator.exe program. Enter the game name at the top bar in the program (i.e. Pokemon Emerald). The game name will help you identify the cheat file.

3) There is a specific form in which you need to enter these codes to get a .cht file.

<ins>Action Replay Form :</ins>

PAR_V3 (name of code) <---make sure PAR_V3 and the code name is separated by a space
XXXXXXXX YYYYYYYY
XXXXXXXX YYYYYYYY

Enter the code as shown in the X and Y column above if it is an Action Reply Code. Remember that there are 8 characters in each column because it is an Action Replay Code. Column X is separated from Column Y with a space. If the code has more than two lines, do not get part of it and instead get the whole thing.

<ins>Gameshark Form :</ins>

gameshark_V3 (name of code) <-----again, gameshark_V3 is separated from the code name
XXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXXXXXXX

Enter the code as shown in the X rows. In gameshark form, there are not columns, but there are rows. Remember that there are 12 characters in each row because it is in gameshark form. After one row ends, another row starts. If the code has more than two lines, do not get part of it and instead get the whole thing.

4) Enter the codes that you have gathered in the wide box area of the gpSP Kai cheat creator program after you put them in the gameshark/Action Replay form from above. After every code, make sure to not leave them attached to eachother, for this will mess up the code. Press the "enter" key to separate them.

5) Create the .cht file after you enter all the codes.

6) Connect your PSP to your computer using a USB Cord. Go to this directory: <code>ms0:/PSP/GAME/gpSP Kai/GBA/CHT</code> . This directory may not be the same as others, and if that is the case, then just look for the CHT folder in your gpSP Kai.

7) Insert your new .cht file into the CHT Folder

8) Disconnect your PSP from the USB Cord and start up your gpSP Kai. After you start the game that you made the .cht file for, press the triangle button to open up the gpSP Kai menu. In that menu, you should see the words "Cheats and Miscellaneous Options". Click on those words to take you to the cheats part of the menu.

9) Go to "Load Cheat File". Then, you will see the .cht file that you recently created. Click on that cheat file.

10) Loading the certain .cht file will show you the cheats that are in that .cht file. You can disable/enable those cheats in the menu.

==Comparisons==

<b>TempGBA-mod</b> VS <b>Uo gpSP kai</b>

TempGBA-mod, the video quality in tempGBA's "150% SW" mode, make the video output look much cleaner, dunno what exactly is the difference between it and "GU" (which looks a lot like the video output gpSP has) but just looks better.
noticed that pokemon fire red and ultra violet don't tell me that the 1m chip isn't there, does tempGBA support 1m saves while gpSP doesn't?. figured out that tempGBA has a rudimentary version of this, each game has its own control profile
why is it that neither emulator saves the CPU frenquency i set it to? <--- figured out how to make tempGBA do it, gpSP seemingly cant do it.
UO gpSP Kai to be the fastest. It does support 1M saves too. Here's the latest version: [http://www.mediafire.com/file/daukxkdjmpjat94/uo_gpsp_kai_latest.tar.lzma/file mod 3.5]
i said regarding 1m saves is that for some reason they gave me an error in gpSP but not on tempGBA, so if the support is there, why doesnt it work?
TempGBA is supposed to have better compatibility / less glitches for some games than gpSP (e.g. Golden Sun). The speed, as far I could see back when I used gpSP is about the same.

As for the "GU" output, that's supposed to be accelerated video (=faster), whereas SW is software, which should probably be slower, although theoretically more accurate (less glitches). use GU all the time though, and have yet to find a game that has any problem with it.
Usually the difference in the many version of emulator comes down to game compatibility. Sometimes game rom load better on gpsp, sometimes they run better on tempgba. Sometimes rom may even work on one and not the other. tempgba doesn’t have the option for full screen 16:9 aspect ratio. Uo Gpsp Kai offers full screen but the image is extremely pixelated. At the end, it’s comes down to personal preferences. can’t stand seeing the black borders, use emulator that allow for full screens, even if it means that the images is stretched and pixelated.
played them both on Temp-mod and they worked fine. Got through the tutorial level on Megaman and through the first boss on Castlevania. Framerate showed a stable 60fps with no issues or drops in/for either.

The only title and trouble with is FF VI on both emulators because it slows down to a crawl whenever a text box appears or any of the sprites on screen move around. a found the only solution for it to be to the fast forward mode (FF or triangle by default) on TempGBA-Mod which according to the emulator speeds the game up to 70-90fps, but it's actually making it run at relatively full speed and no glitches or audio break ups.

1.TempGBA is slower, but is more accurate and has better compatibility.

2.Uo gpSP Kai is faster and has cheat support, but lower compatibility.

=gpSP-J=
=gpSP-mod=

gpSP 0.9 is the last Official release by Exophase. It has since been forked and improved upon by other Developers, like gpSPmod and gpSP-j. While gpSP-j has more compatibility, gpSPmod has more options for customization [Full Screen (16:9), Cheats, etc]. The variant '''gpSPmod''' is a fork of gpSP for the PSP. It is generally recommended to use UO gpSP Kai 3.4 Test 4 Build 230. gpSP-j compatibility is unknown being the fact that it is a port by a Japanese coder.
So all info is in Japanese.
More info can be found [https://techbroot.com/gba-emulator-for-psp/#gpSPJ_091,009 here].
The website contains info on UO gpSP-j, TempGBA4PSP-mod, gpSP, and UO gpSP Kai.

* [https://github.com/bibanon/android-development-codex/wiki/gPSP gpSP forks review]
* [https://psp.brewology.com/downloads/download.php?id=9929 Brewology] (PSP Homebrews site)
* [https://www.emucr.com/2009/07/gpsp-mod-20090720.html EmuCR.com] (Download)
* [https://techbroot.com/gba-emulator-for-psp/#gpSPJ_091,009 Techbroot] (gpSP Information)

==TempGBA==

TempGBA was a Game Boy Advance emulator written for the Supercard DStwo, a third-party flash cart where GBA ROMs can be installed on to play on the GBA. An open-source BIOS file (Based on [[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|VBA-M]]'s high-level BIOS emulation) made by Normmatt was bundled with this emulator. Though, a legal GBA BIOS should offer better compatibility. The latest version was 1.45, dated 14/09/13.

It is based on :

:gameplaySP (gpSP) 0.9 by Exophase, with help from various GBA developers
:gpSP Kai Unofficial 3.3 by Takka
:The [[CATSFC]] GUI by ShadauxCat and Nebuleon (improving over BAGSFC) with language files contributed by the GBAtemp community for CATSFC

* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/tempgba-ndsgba-revival.343210/ GBAtemp's thread] by the author, Nebuleon
* [https://emulationrealm.net/downloads/file/2712-tempgba The Emulation Realm] (DStwo Only)
* [https://github.com/libretro/TempGBA-libretro Libretro port] (libretro port on PSP)
* [https://www.emucr.com/2013/09/tempgba-v145.html?m=1 tempgba-1.45 emucr] (Works on DStwo Only)

===PSP Version===

{{Main|Emulators on PSP#Game Boy Advance}}

There is also a version likewise based on the gpSP built for Sony's [[PlayStation Portable emulators|PlayStation Portable]] called '''TempGBA4PSP 26750221'''. A [http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=38577#p350588 Japanese coder] TempGBA4PSP is the most recent GBA emulator for the PSP, and has superior compatibility with most problematic games.
This includes Normmatt's open source BIOS and the updated Game Config. However, it and another emulator named '''gpSP-j''' have mixed performance results on the PSP. One alternative that has good performance is '''gpSP Kai''' that can be used in exchange for bad sound quality. So in the end, a little known gpSP variant called '''gpSPmod 20090720''' has great performance and sound, although it may not be able to run some problematic games.<ref name="gpSPmod_20090720">{{cite web|url=https://www.reddit.com/r/PSP/comments/5ioysx/a_great_fork_of_gpsp_you_might_not_have_heard_of/|title=A great fork of gpSP you might not have heard of|publisher=Youtube|accessdate=2018-08-16|date=17/12/16}}</ref>

<h3>Download</h3>

* [http://www.mediafire.com/download/41ny5xrwxizalx4/TempGBA4PSP-26750221.zip TempGBA4PSP-26750221]
* [https://github.com/phoe-nix/TempGBA4PSP-mod TempGBA4PSP-mod's GitHub]
(Updated 20160527 releases based on older version. Has cleaned up menus and the X/O buttons work correctly, but it also removed the cheat function and fullscreen scaling. It will also require frameskipping set to auto/2 to get acceptable speed.)
* [https://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?t=45868/ wololo thread] (14/05/16)
* [https://gbatemp.net/download/tempgba4psp.33545/ GBAtemp]
* [http://blog.livedoor.jp/kotetujun/archives/51437876.html Japanese blog] (Old files for PSP)
* [http://www2.axfc.net/u/3063963 Axfc UpLoader] (Old files for PSP~Japanese site)
* [https://techbroot.com/gba-emulator-for-psp/#gpSPJ_091,009 Techbroot] (Works on PSP)
*   [https://www.mediafire.com/file/khgllzdfi1naxlj/TempGBA4PSP20160501.zip/file Mediafire] (Works on PSP)

==References==
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[[Category:Console emulators]]
[[Category:Handheld console emulators]]
[[Category:Game Boy Advance emulators]]
[[Category:PlayStation Portable emulation software]]