In other words, it is not legal regardless of the repercussions. However, you need to understand that playing games you haven’t bought on an emulator is considered as copyright infringement. In the meantime, ROMs are available online. Many emulators are made by individual programmers in their spare time, so don’t expect all to offer top-notch quality. To run an emulator, apart from custom firmware you will also need the emulator and ROMs.

It has other great capabilities, like playing music and videos. It’s not much of an issue given that the PSP is built for playing 3D games. The PSP has the specs to run games from older consoles, including the SNES. But in case you want to prepare the PSP to run an emulator, you’ll need to install custom firmware. But if it’s a PSP, it’s rather difficult to find SNES emulators made for the console. If your device is based on Android or Windows, consider yourself lucky because there are quite a lot of emulators that support both. The problem is SNES emulators vary in their platform support. If you want to play games released on this system on your current device, it’s possible.

The SNES is one of the older consoles that people still show much love.