If relying entirely on the glass screen, go to > Input Preferences > Touch Screen :
The emulator could handle:
Select > Select Player Type > DualShock (for games requiring analog sticks).
Set this to 2x or 4x if your device supports it. This scales the native 240p PlayStation output up to crisp High Definition, removing jagged polygon edges.
Before opening the app, open your device's file manager and create a dedicated folder on your internal storage or SD card. Name it PS1 Emulation . Inside this folder, create two subfolders: BIOS Games
: Repaired CDDA (Compact Disc Digital Audio) streaming bugs when recovering system states.
If you want a different tone (technical, casual, or promotional) or a specific length, tell me which and I’ll refine.
ePSXe for Android 2.0.15 remains a highly reliable way to experience the foundational era of 3D gaming on a mobile platform. By configuring the BIOS correctly, matching the rendering engine to your phone’s processor capabilities, and mapping a comfortable control scheme, you turn your smartphone into a pocket-sized PlayStation powerhouse. If you want to optimize your setup further, let me know: What are you planning to play? What smartphone model or processor do you have? Do you plan to use an external controller ?
Create a folder named epsxe on your device's internal storage, and within it, create a bios folder. Place your BIOS file there.