@George-Spiggott maybe the native resolution of your display, or current display mode.

Well, that was kind of expected (for lr-ppsspp), without a board to test, it's hard to make this work by just trying compile options.

@Efriim no I haven’t tried that game. Thanks for finding the forum post about standalone psp exiting back to emulation station rather than the psp menu. Good to know since that was my main issue using standalone. Using the retroarch version now seems like a more viable option than it was before in terms of performance based on my testing and it is nice to have the GUI. But i will try this out on my experimental setup to try to confirm it works.

the BIOS file seem to be automatically added by the install script anyway - you don't have to do anything: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/blob/master/scriptmodules/libretrocores/lr-ppsspp.sh#L61 @nibio74, whoever that is, made the change here. I'll revert it, having no means to contact them :/ https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/PSP/_compare/b62096615b65075de1355213c380d30cf767fb61...5d7b9b5c9e234664da5b43c706f917a7855ec99c

@sexbeer If you have a specific problem with lr-ppsspp, then post ahead.

Sorry, I'll do a bit of necromancy, but this issue seems to be back :(

@buzz Yeah, card is fine after trying different images on it. Will start from scratch again (unfortunately) and see what happens. Thanks!

@buzz It works! Thanks so much!

@Muntic0re your welcome, will update it when i can with more games ive tried out

@suprjami Thanks, yes this was solved. Sorry for not updating.