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PPSSPP 1.11 was released a few days ago, while there is no mention of Apple Silicon in the patch notes, I found out that Homebrew has a formula of PPSSPP and the formula info page shows that it has an arm64 bottle ready for install.
So I installed it with Homebrew (along with about 30 other dependency packages, yike), and surprisingly it worked fine, no crash or slowdown or anything. The only missing part was Vulkan support, which turn out to be due to an outdated dynamic-linked MoltenVK library that the PPSSPP source code (and in turn this pre-built binary) ships with, I replaced it with a newer, universal build of MoltenVK then Vulkan worked fine.
I have asked in the official bug tracker whether this can be recognized as official Apple Silicon support, if the answer is affirmative I will submit an update here.
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ThatGuySam commentedon Nov 28, 2020
Thanks for the App Request!
it looks like they confirmed that it doesn't work natively but they didn't say if it works via Rosetta 2.
Looks like we'll need a screenshot or another tracker link to verify.
Be sure to include the App, Activity Monitor showing the app details, and About this Mac so we can see the exact OS version.
You can find an Activity Monitor example on #176
tonyunreal commentedon Dec 2, 2020
Updated OP with proper status and screenshots.
For sdl2 I installed the x64 version of Homebrew, ran "arch -x86_64 brew install sdl2 libzip", then PPSSPP worked fine.
Add PPSSPP and RetroArch, closes ThatGuySam#347, closes 348
ThatGuySam commentedon Dec 3, 2020
App is now live on the site!
https://doesitarm.com/app/ppsspp/
Feel free to browse through the other M1 Issues to help with missing info on other apps.
tonyunreal commentedon Feb 10, 2021
PPSSPP 1.11 was released a few days ago, while there is no mention of Apple Silicon in the patch notes, I found out that Homebrew has a formula of PPSSPP and the formula info page shows that it has an arm64 bottle ready for install.
So I installed it with Homebrew (along with about 30 other dependency packages, yike), and surprisingly it worked fine, no crash or slowdown or anything. The only missing part was Vulkan support, which turn out to be due to an outdated dynamic-linked MoltenVK library that the PPSSPP source code (and in turn this pre-built binary) ships with, I replaced it with a newer, universal build of MoltenVK then Vulkan worked fine.
I have asked in the official bug tracker whether this can be recognized as official Apple Silicon support, if the answer is affirmative I will submit an update here.
ThatGuySam commentedon Feb 10, 2021
Good find! I'll get it updated
ThatGuySam commentedon Feb 10, 2021
Update is live!
https://doesitarm.com/app/ppsspp/