How to decompress the game in PSP games

** If so, 7zrar .zip or something,Just open it,There's a file in it.,That's the game.,Unzip it to the iso folder in the psp directory.,If your ** thing is.。

iso and other files,Just put it in that folder,.The ISO file itself exists in the form of a compressed file in the computer.,So you're afraid you can't use it because it's unzipped.,It's no problem to see the suffix and then use it.,Above,Hope。

PSP game format is ISO format,Generally** back is a compressed package,You put your**back file right-click attribute to see that it is ISO format,If you don't need to unzip it, just put it directly into the ISO folder under the PSP root directory。

If it's not in ISO format, unzip it, and there should be ISO format files in it. Then repeat the steps above.

1.The format of your online ** game is RAR or 7Z, you first decompress it into ISO or CSO format, and directly put the file into the ISO folder under the PSP root directory, note that the file name cannot be Chinese, otherwise it will not be displayed. There is no iso folder, build one yourself.

2.If it's an emulator game, after unzipping the RAR format, you can put the entire folder in the root psp game folder.

3.The above two methods of putting into the game can only be done after your system is cracked, that is, after flashing.

Then let's unzip it, and if it's a multi-compressed file, there will be a lot of volumes.

Decompress further until you get a file with the *iso suffix (if you have an unzipped file or a virtual drive installed, it will usually be the default read file for these software).

Once you get the file with the suffix *iso, it's a PSP game. At this time, put it in the ISO folder in the PSP, and you can read the game on the PSP.

Take the PSP game "30 Seconds of the Brave" as an example:

Step 2: Then unzip it until we get the file with the suffix *iso;

Step 3: Place the obtained *ISO file in the ISO folder of the PSP;

The game can then be read on the PSP.

If yes. The RAR format needs to be decompressed first. PSP games are divided into 2 formats. If the format is. ISO can be placed directly in the ISO folder in the memory stick, and if it is a folder, it can be put into the PSP game.

If it's already an ISO formatted zip file, just put it in the ISO folder of your PSP.

If it is a format such as rar zip, it will be ISO when decompressed.

See if it's true.

You don't have to decompress it.

Directly in the ISO folder.

The suffix to the extracted file is. iso or. The CSO is OK.

Then copy him to the ISO folder of the memory stick.

Is it RAR or ZIP?,Unzip it on the computer.,Use winrar.,Right-click the mouse to get down the good file.,Compress to ".......There are some options, look at it yourself and half of it, and unzip it to ** It's up to you. After decompression, it's ISO.,Just put it in the ISO folder of PSP.。 The latest version of WinRAR is that you can go under the dog.

Double-click a compressed file at will, you can see the ISO inside, drag the ISO to the blank space of the window and it will be automatically decompressed.

Right-click and unzip to the current folder, and then copy the game to the ISO folder.

If it's an ISO, you don't need to unzip it, if not, right-click on the compressed file and choose to unzip to the current folder or extract to. Both.

Just put the suffix ISO file in the archive! Is there a folder with the name "ISO" in the root directory of the PSP, if there is one, drag the ISO file in the game into it, if not, create a new ISO folder and drag it in, just do it

There are also file names that are not in Chinese

By the way, the game's ISO file is displayed on the computer as a compressed file, with the suffix ISO!

What is the format? If the archive is in ISO format, you can put it directly into the ISO folder.

If there is a PBP file in the RAR format, you can directly put the unzipped folder into it"psp/game"folder.

Find a random compressed package to unzip.

It's a lot of fun, right?

Lots of decompression packages.

Fear of problems.

First of all, it's no problem to unzip the file.

Then there is no need to install it.

Put the play file directly into the ISO directory and you can play.

It's simple.

Unzip the compressed file first, and then put the ISO or CSO suffix file in the ISO folder of the PSP.

After the game is finished (usually a file in RAR, ZIP archive format), unzip it, find the file named with the ISO or CSO suffix, and put it into the ISO folder in the PSP to play the game.

Files with the ISO or CSO suffix are placed in the ISO of the PSP.

Some of them are put in the game folder of the psp.

But there are also some games that require a system!!

First of all, you have to determine whether it is an ISO file, because WinRAR supports identifying ISO format files, so the ISO file looks like a file in the form of a compressed package, **A RAR file is to double click on this archive to see what file is in it and look at the file title of the archive.

Then this compressed package is the RAR archive, and after unzipping it, you can get the ISO file, and copy it to the ISO folder of the memory stick.

As you can see in this image, the title at the top of the archive is winning

eleven

And the compressed package only contains a PSP game folder and a UND data file, such a file is an ISO file, but RAR recognizes the ISO file format, so you look like it is also a file in the form of a compressed package, "don't unzip" copy this file directly to the memory stick ISO file mountain clap folder game.

Remember a sentence Whether you compress the ISO file again, or compress the ISO file into a lot of compressed packages less than 20M, you need to decompress the ISO file package to the chaotic mu, and don't decompress it after decompressing it to the compressed package form shown in this figure, just copy it directly into the memory tease stick ISO folder. If you unzip it again, there will be two files, the psp game folder and the umd data file, which is too much to decompress, so that no matter what folder you put in the memory stick, you can't run the game, remember!

The picture on the left is the RAR file that compresses the ISO file again, and the picture on the right is the real ISO file.