PSPad: Mobile Gamepad 3.5.0

Introduction

PSPad is an app that offers you the convenience of using your smartphone as a D-Shock controller for your PS. Whether you need a second gamepad for multiplayer gaming, a quick replacement for a broken controller, or simply want to use your Android controller on your PS, PSPad is the perfect solution.

For an instructional video, you can check out this link.

Hardware recommendations

• A wired Internet connection is strongly recommended for your PS.
• Your smartphone should be connected to a 5GHz WiFi network to minimize delays.
• A high-speed Internet connection with upload and download speeds of at least 15 Mbps is recommended.

PSPad connects to your PS using the Remote Play protocol, allowing you to remotely control any PS game that supports Remote Play.

Main Features

• Easy Connection Setup
• Microphone support
• Motion sensor support
• Use PSPad as a virtual D-Shock controller for your PS
• Forward all connected Android controllers commands to your PS
• Create individual controller button mappings

Limitations

• Using PSPad will prevent the use of Remote Play.
• You cannot connect multiple PSPad apps to your PS simultaneously.
• To connect a controller to your PS while using PSPad, you need a second PS profile.
• The connection can only be established via WiFi.

Please note that PSPad will only work in applications and games that support Remote Play (which includes almost all games). The app receives audio and stream data from your PS, though no audio or video will be displayed on your smartphone. This data transfer may have an impact on your internet traffic, so keep that in mind.

Problems with the Account login:

This issue specifically affects users with PS firmware 7.0 or later, where an account login is required to obtain the Account ID. Some users have reported difficulties with this login process. You can find more information about the issue here.

Support

For all information about PSPad, you can visit this page.

Please note: If you want to use PSPad as a second gamepad alongside your physical D-Shock controller, you must have at least a second PS guest profile. The real D-Shock controller should be connected to the PS profile that is not currently being used by the PSPad Remote Play session, or else PSPad will be disconnected.

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