Cross saving between android and Pc PPSSPP
I'm planing on playing FF Type 0 using my PC and phone, is there any way to transfer the saves and save states? Can it be done automatically using my wifi connection or do I need to hook my phone to the PC every time?
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I'm currently doing this with syncthing. Works perfectly well. Two notes: Save games for Gran Turismo and little big planet won't load on a different psp than the one they were created on, but they load in ppsspp perfectly well. You should have no issues using them across PC and Android. On Android 8 and above, syncthing won't be able to save data to the sd card, except if you use a subfolder inside the app folder. Since you can't change the save game folder in Android PPSSPP, you won't be able to sync if you use the sd card.
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How do I transfer PPSSPP saves to PC?
It is as simple as copying the files over from the memory stick/backup folder. The target directory for your saves inside the PPSSPP folder is PPSSPP\\memstick\\PSP\\SAVEDATA .Can you transfer PPSSPP save data?
Copy the saved data stored on the Memory Stick\u2122 media in the PSP\u2122 system to the computer. Connect the PSP\u2122 system and the computer with a USB cable, and then copy the folder stored in the [SAVEDATA] folder under [PSP] on the Memory Stick\u2122 media to the computer.Can PPSSPP play multiplayer?
How to play multiplayer games with PPSSPP - hrydgard/ppsspp Wiki. The following refers to PPSSPP version 1.11 and above. Make sure that the option "Enable Networking/WLAN" is On. It's adviced for all players to use the same PPSSPP version to make sure they're compatible.Where is save data stored PPSSPP?
If you don't, PPSSPP will have to resort to storing PSP savedata and similar in what's called the app's "External Files" folder, which is located in /Android/Data/org.ppsspp.ppsspp, or /Android/Data/org.ppsspp.ppssppgold.Backup Any PPSSPP Game Data Or Transfer it to Another Phone
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