In this article, we will look at the game file formats supported by the PS1 emulator DuckStation, in its Android version.
But, although it is not mandatory, I recommend that you read the following articles below before proceeding:
https://youtu.be/vXKPhMYBJvE
The first time the Android version of DuckStation is opened, a warning will inform you that no games were found. In this warning, we also have a list of the game formats supported by the emulator. Let's analyze these formats!
Among the formats shown in the image above, the most common ones are the
.cue, and the
.iso, but there is also a very popular format which is the
.bin, however, as the emulator says,
the .bin files must necessarily be together with the .cue file in order to run on Duckstation.
WARNING: I will tell you in advance that every time I have shared links to games or files, I not only had some technical problem, but I also run serious risks of having the site's monetization terminated if I continue sharing these links here.
Therefore, this part of finding the games, or dumping them, is up to you. But, know that there is no specific file type for the
DuckStation. And this is excellent because, the PS1 games that run on other emulators, also run on Allves Games
DuckStation, provided they are in the formats I showed previously.
In summary,
if you already use a PS1 emulator on your PC or mobile phone, you can use the same game files on
DuckStation.
About DuckStation for Android
The Duckstation from Android is the emulator from PS1 most versatile currently available. It offers a variety of features such as 4K upscaling, Widescreen hack and even integration with an achievement system. All this completely free of charge.
DuckStation focuses on gameplay and speed, with the goal of being as accurate as possible while maintaining performance across a wide range of devices. The default configuration is intended to support all playable games with only a few of the enhancements having compatibility issues. 64-bit CPUs are required for maximum performance using the recompiler.
Among the formats shown in the image above, the most common ones are the .cue, and the .iso, but there is also a very popular format which is the .bin, however, as the emulator says, the .bin files must necessarily be together with the .cue file in order to run on Duckstation.
WARNING: I will tell you in advance that every time I have shared links to games or files, I not only had some technical problem, but I also run serious risks of having the site's monetization terminated if I continue sharing these links here.
Therefore, this part of finding the games, or dumping them, is up to you. But, know that there is no specific file type for the DuckStation. And this is excellent because, the PS1 games that run on other emulators, also run on Allves Games DuckStation, provided they are in the formats I showed previously.
In summary, if you already use a PS1 emulator on your PC or mobile phone, you can use the same game files on DuckStation.
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