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Observed arrival · 2026-10-12

PSPExp turns a PSP into a Linux-game screen and controller

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PSPExp pairs a PSP with a small Linux board that runs games while the PSP supplies the screen, sound and controls.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-12 issue.
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PSP owners and Linux-board tinkerers
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The Raspberry Pi image lists 58 packages; the ClockworkPi GameShell setup lists 47, and the Onion Omega2+ setup lists 12.

Field notes

Setup involves placing the PSP component on a memory stick and writing a board image to a microSD card; the PSP then serves as the interface, so the board does not need its own screen or keyboard. The homepage lists 58 packages for Raspberry Pi, 47 for GameShell and 12 for Onion Omega2+, with different capabilities across the options. It also says users supply their own ROMs and some game data.

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