PlayStation Emulator

Before you play

This page uses EmulatorJS with the configured pcsx_rearmed core. You need your own lawfully obtained game dump; this site does not supply commercial ROMs or BIOS files.

For PlayStation disc dumps, prefer the disc descriptor when your dump has one. A CUE file describes tracks; a BIN file alone may omit the layout needed for audio.

This app requires you to select a locally owned BIOS before starting. File-extension checks do not verify BIOS identity, region or contents; consult the core documentation.

The emulator runtime must load before a game can start. Your selected game files are used locally, not uploaded to a game server.

Accepted files

This page accepts: .m3u, .cue, .iso, .bin, .pbp, .chd, .ccd, .toc, .cso. These are importer extensions, not a tested game compatibility list.

Select every related file for multi-track discs. Keep descriptor references and track filenames unchanged; a missing companion track can prevent loading or audio playback.

ZIP containers can be extracted locally by the importer. Keep all required game files together; extraction does not convert a dump into another system or format.

Controller setup

PlayStation games may use the D-pad, four face buttons and shoulder buttons. Analog-controller requirements vary by game; check the in-player input settings.

Use the player input settings to inspect or change bindings. Focus the game before using the keyboard, and connect a gamepad before checking its inputs. Browser recognition does not guarantee every controller or accessory works.

Known limits

A multi-disc playlist is not a guarantee of automatic disc changes. Keep every disc and every playlist reference available together.

Performance and accuracy depend on the game, core, device and browser. No per-game compatibility or full-speed guarantee is made.

The local library may need you to re-link files when browser storage is unavailable or cleared. Keep original dumps and independent backups of important progress.

If a game does not start

If a PlayStation disc does not boot, check the BIOS, region and referenced track names before trying another dump format.

Check the player error message, the selected system and the original dump first. A successful extension check does not validate the file contents. See Guides for the import workflow and the core reference below for system requirements.