Once you do this, in the ISO/PBP File click the small button and select your img/iso file that you created via CloneCD. The img file is your most important file and all you really need to move onto the next step. If CloneCD was successful in creating an img/iso file of your game, this is what your destination folder will have (this is PAL version of Rock Raiders): Once this is done, turn off CloneCD and proceed to STEP 3! Depending on your computer and game file size, this will take about 10 minutes. CloneCD will start making the img/iso file for your game. This will be where you img/iso file will be put after the copy is done! Once you selected your destination folder, click next. BE SURE TO SELECT THE CORRECT DRIVE WHERE THE DISC IS LOCATED!Īfter this CloneCD will ask you what type of disc this is, select GameCD (like in the picture below).Īfter this click next and select a DESTINATION Folder by clicking BROWSE. Once you click that button a Screen should pop up which asks you to select your disc drive. Here is a picture of which button you should click circled in red:
If your disc is detected by your computer click on Copy CD Button in the CloneCD program. Once it shows up in M圜omputer, proceed to step 2. Insert your PS1 game disc into your DVD/CD drive. 2 png pictures for your game and a short. PSP/PSVita/PS-VitaTV (also known as Playstation TV ) or PSP-emulator You can also another ISO ripper like Alcohol, but I prefer CloneCD as it's cleaner and easier to navigate. PS1 Game Disc YOU OWN (I'll use the PAL version of Rock Raiders for this tutorial) Using this tutorial i'll show you how you can convert a ISO/img file into a PSP compatible eboot file.īefore we begin you need the following items: This should work with most other PS1 games too. This is a simple guide to show you how you can play the PS1 version of classic Lego Games like Lego Rock Raiders, Lego Racers, and Lego Island on either a PSP, PSVita, PSTV or PSP emulator.
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