Upon starting up your emulator, you should be prompted for the PlayStation BIOS file. Youll then want to take the BIOS file (which ends in.bin) and place it in the same folder as your ROMs. Try that BIOS file unless your emulator specifically states otherwise. If the game was properly installed and you tap on "run game" button you will see some screens similar to the included in the previous screenshot. The one that works for most emulators is the American version, SCPH1001. The first time ePSXe will scan your sdcard to find the path where the games was saved and it will create a list of games, which you can click to start to play. 7zipper is really easy to use, simply open the app, click and browsing on the sdcard folder search the path where you put the game, and click over it to choose the final path to uncompress. These demos are usually 7z/rar/zip compressed, so you will have to uncompress it with a app such as 7zipper before playing, and you will get a bin/cue or img/ccd files. scph5501.bin, PS1 US BIOS - Required for. To test the emulator, you could download a playable demo (it is not a full game, it is just a demostration), for example: Spyro the Dragon - demo or more playable demos. scph5500.bin, PS1 JP BIOS - Required for JP games, 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c. The games are copyrighted by different companies (please read the disclaimer below).
You can dump your PSX games from CDROM on a PC (you can buy tons really cheaps on eBay or Amazon), or getting the game from internet. The games must be provided for the users.
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