niwPSPtoPC 1.0.0
niwPSPtoPC 1.0.0 is the first complete public release.
Highlights:
- turns a PSP into a wireless Xbox 360 controller for Windows
- automatically discovers the PC on the local network; no IP editing
- uses a five-character pairing code and locks control to one PSP
- includes final English pixel-art interfaces for Windows and PSP
- safely releases every control after 1.5 seconds without fresh input
- ignores duplicate and out-of-order states for gameplay
Downloads:
niwPSPtoPC-v1.0.0-Windows-x64.zip— Windows application, license and third-party noticesniwPSPtoPC-v1.0.0-PSP.zip— ready-to-copyPSP/GAME/niwPSPtoPCdirectorySHA256SUMS.txt— archive checksums
Important Wi-Fi security warning:
- the PSP requires a legacy WPA-PSK 2.4 GHz network and cannot use modern WPA2/WPA3-only networks
- WPA-PSK is obsolete and enabling it can weaken wireless-network security
- use a separate, isolated guest network or dedicated access point with no sensitive devices or data
- do not weaken the security of your primary home network solely to use this software
Other requirements:
- PSP with CFW/homebrew support
- Windows 10/11 x64
- ViGEmBus 1.22.0 installed separately
- PSP and PC on the same trusted local network
ViGEmBus has been retired by its maintainers. niwPSPtoPC uses its final signed Windows 10/11 release. The niwPSPtoPC executable itself is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may display a warning; verify the archive against SHA256SUMS.txt.