Playstation Classic - Project Eris

PlayStation Classic

The is a miniature retro console released by Sony in 2018. Project Eris is a popular third-party mod/hack that expands its functionality. Key features of Project Eris include:

The PlayStation Classic is essentially a small ARM Linux computer. It runs a custom kernel and uses the pbPSCReAlpha emulator for PS1 games. Project Eris exploits a vulnerability in the PSC’s USB driver (the same exploit used in the "injection method" discovered by madmonkey ). playstation classic project eris

The PSC’s CPU is underclocked by default to avoid heat issues. Project Eris includes a safe overclock that significantly improves performance in heavy PS1 games ( Bloody Roar 2 , Tobal No. 1 ) and reduces input lag. PlayStation Classic The is a miniature retro console

Auto-play: Insert disc images into folders; Eris automatically scrapes box art, titles, and metadata.
Game grouping: Hide stock games, reorder carousel, or replace internal games via the Eris desktop app.

Add PS1 Games: Play any PlayStation 1 game in .bin/.cue or .pbp format. Project Eris automatically scrapes box art, descriptions, and metadata.
Emulation Choice: You can play games using the stock Sony emulator (for low latency) or switch to RetroArch (for enhanced features like save states, fast-forward, and shaders).
Multi-Console Emulation: Through integrated RetroArch cores, Project Eris turns your PS Classic into an emulation powerhouse for: