PSX2PSP is a complete converter tool for transfer your PSX games to your PSP with 3.03 OE-A. Now is included PDF/PS to DOCUMENT.DAT. This program will allow you to convert Playstation.bin and.img files to Eboot.pbp files which can then.

1. Psx Bin Cue Downloads

Contents. Downloads No limit. The Internet Archive.

Add a slash ( /) after the URLs to view the contents of compressed archives from the browser. This helps you avoid downloading upwards of 400 gigabytes just to get only a fraction of the contents. The archive also creates torrents of each entry (that are not the same as any original torrents the user may have uploaded) that you can use to speed up your downloads.

No Registration Required. sets. set (2017-02-13). File names are organized by scene release order. set (2017-04-04). set (2015-09-20). Missing lots of games.

Includes manuals. set (2016-11-06). (The Old School Emulation Center) sets.

Psx Bin Cue Downloads

Many DOS collections and older games. Registration Required (If you do not have an account at the Internet Archive, you can use these credentials.). for most cartridge-based systems (2016-01-03). Redump GameCube (, ) USA sets (2016-05-27). Redump PS2 (, ) USA sets (September 2016). Game IDs are used for file titles. CD-based games are.bin files, DVD-based games are.iso files.

USA set (2016-06-17). Windows ce 6 0 rdp client linux. NTSC-U and PAL sets. set (2015-09-13). Includes manuals and magazines.

Includes DAT files to verify with ClrMamePro. Contains a complete Atari 2600 ROM set. Has Renascene PSP dumps. Has a good selection of games from all consoles Gen-6 and earlier. Good for Hosts a lot of bad disc rips with no indication. Avoid the PSX section in particular, because many titles don't work with the standard emulators.

Many GBA games have had intro screens added. (Most Nintendo-published titles have been DMCA'd as of June 2017.). Has some Redump PSX/GCN among other things. (Nintendo-published titles have been DMCA'd as of July 2017.). Directly from the MAME site.

Games that were released with permission for free and non-commercial use. A site where people can share their games. Very old, weekly updated and classy French ROM site, full MAME CHDs, also good for GBA ROMs.

Just click on 'Telecharger' for download. Torrent site for ROMs and ISOs.

Mostly Nintendo stuff. Especially good for Wii U, Wii, and no-intro 3DS. For ZX Spectrum games and applications as well magazines, cover art, booklets, and much more. has complete ROM sets for over 25 different consoles. Download limit.

(5046/6863 games). (602/1037 games). A collection of many consoles, which contains Xbox/Xbox 360, PS3, and many other retro consoles. Runs on 1fichier, any passwords that are needed are always AlvRo. 50kB/s downloads, but has proper scene releases for a variety of consoles including (but not limited to) Wii U, Wii, PS2, 3DS, DS and PSP.

Many systems and PC. The filehost it uses (firedrop.com) maxes out at 500kb/s download speed and has a 4gb per day limit. Registration Required. Useful for Wii, GameCube, NDS, PS2 etc, may be no-intro rips. (account required - use bugmenot or make one with a temp email account) (Many games (including most Nintendo titles) have been DMCA'd as of January 2017).

Great private tracker for getting full sets of many systems (No-Intro, Goodsets, Trurip, Redump, TOSEC). Does not allow newer systems. Strict ratio site that requires you to maintain a positive upload to download ratio. User Uploaded Direct-Download (Forum post) Sites (Registration Required) Use some common sense while downloading!.

Great site with a massive selection of Wii/U, PS3, 360 (with many others as well), and full ROM sets. Vita, PSP and PS1 games. Mostly Wii games, but also other Nintendo games. Many 'premium-only' links.

Great site to request or fill requests for ROMs. Also has an invite only tracker, but do not ask for an invite on the forums, only privately. BitTorrent Note: to increase the amount of peers you can reach.

Account required for some stuff, site entirely in Russian, use if you really need to.). Redump PS1 sets:,. Format is.cue,.wav and.iso and therefore may not work with some emulators (bin/cue preferred).

Official Dumps Nintendo Wii U / 3DS Nintendo delivers games the same way Sony does with the PlayStation Network; the big ISO with all the data is useless without an authentication key. Unfortunately for them, these keys are much smaller than the game, and can be passed around easily provided people have broken into the console to get them in the first place. You need a titlekey database, covering base games, updates and DLCs. Some notable ones include and. Note you're still restricted to games that are on the eShop and that people bothered to upload their tickets to that titlekey site, so rare or retail-only games are excluded. You can likely still find these types of games from ROM sites above. On real 3DS/Wii U hardware, you could also download a package of all tickets ever of all regions and trick the official eShop into thinking you own the game and can redownload it, but on real hardware, it has been reported some out-of-region tickets cause problems.

FreeShop will just install the tickets you need for the game you chose. If you're using with physical dumps, you'll also need for games you're emulating. Some 3DS dumps also require seeds to play on real hardware. Once you have the titlekey database including your game, you can download the game off the official servers using your tool of choice. NUS Downloaders (PC) You can get either 3DS or Wii U dumps this way.

First of all get the NUS Downloader, for example. Make sure to use the appropriate URL for the titlekey database. Then, it's as simple as selecting the game you want to download, clicking 'Get It' and then 'Download Games'.

This will download the files for the game you chose (the same as the.tik's title). Choose your own region where possible, so the servers are closer to you. Once the download is complete:. Wii U dumps: You can either install the game to your Wii U by moving it to an SD Card and using, or if you're using the deprecated Loadiine (or ), you can 'Convert' it 'to Loadiine/CIA'. Simply right click your newly downloaded game, and then click 'Prepare for Emulation'. The.rpx file will be available in the game's folder, at /code/yourgame.rpx.

3DS dumps: Just 'Convert to CIA' when the tool is done downloading it. That CIA file can then be installed to real 3DS hardware directly using, as long as you have enough free space on your SD card for double its size (if you are unable to fit this size, you can use freeShop instead; also worth noting you may delete the CIA files once they are done, as they are practically installers), or if you want to emulate them, you can instead prepare the game for emulation via Wii U USB Helper, or follow to convert existing titles on your device and prepare them for emulation. Updates and DLCs can be downloaded the same way. Right click on a game's name to choose which to download.

For 3DS games, they can be converted to CIA files, and for Wii U games for emulation on Cemu: To install updates and DLC on Cemu:. Run the game at least once. Check Cemu's log.txt file and look for a line that says 'Mounting local storage (AOC):. Mlc01 usr title NUMBERS NUMBERS aoc '. Add (create) folders with the same name as the above (substituting the 'NUMBERS' bit with the actual numbers) in your 'CEMUFOLDER/mlc01/usr/title' folder. Add any updates (which must be added first) you want to the 'CEMUFOLDER/mlc01/usr/title/NUMBERS/NUMBERS/' folder. Create a folder named 'aoc' and put the DLC files into there.

The 'code', 'content', and 'meta' folders of the actual game itself also go in the 'aoc' folder. Titlekey Downloaders (3DS) You'll need a 3DS with custom firmware installed (most commonly boot9strap + Luma3DS). If you don't have custom firmware, but want it, follow.

Video guides are not recommended, due to history of unsafe, outdated, and/or inaccurate instructions. The most used downloader utilities are. FreeShop is convenient since it only needs an encTitleKeys.bin from the titlekey site, and installs directly the games to your 3DS without the need to free up double the needed size. Can download particularly rare or obscure games only using a text file with the game's Title ID and its encrypted title key.

If you are interested in dumping your installed titles for use with Citra, you can follow to do so. Nintendo Amiibo Amiibo are special figurines that interact with a number of 3DS, Wii U and Switch games. Depending on how hard they are to find, they can either be bought at a local retailer, or on eBay for a fortune. NFC tags are dumped to binary files (.bin).

Android users can use to read and write these files, provided they have the Here's the most complete amiibo set from. Sony PlayStation Portable / PlayStation 3 Similar situation as Nintendo. As of now, you need RAP license files and the game dump proper to install your game on your CFW'd console, or on real hardware. Some people offer their own license files on some applications and websites so that everyone can get their dumps. Of course, these are limited to popular games people bothered to upload their license files for, and only digital games. The website is a good way to get PS3 games for example, including PS Classic versions of PS1 and PS2 dumps that can be extracted and run on regular emulators. Make sure to get the RAP license as well.

The pkg file can be decrypted with tools like (useful for ripping PS Classics), though emulators like RPCS3 now offer built-in installers for those, and PS3 CFW support those as well. PSNStuffX is another PC downloader tool that comes with a database and covers some games that PSNdl doesn't.

Verifying Good Dumps Main article: Game Recommendations Game recommendations are highly subjective, but big lists like these usually cover the worthwhile games for each system. Searching for ISOs A lot of the above sites have ISOs for disc-based games, but some of the more obscure titles can be hard to find. If you want to find these games, searching for their ID number is generally more effective than searching for their title. Both Mobygames and GameFAQs will list these under the game's release information. This number is region specific and is very useful if you want to find an ISO from a specific region.

Download Managers Many resources we've listed will link to files called.DLCs that contain a list of urls to download. We've voluntarily listed some programs you can use in the event that you come across one and don't want to deal with the links manually. (Adware-free installer) - Written in Java, and quite possibly the most recognized tool for the job. Written in Python under AGPL3, PyLoad is a good alternative.