Playstation Classic — Project Eris Install

Now that Project Eris is running, it’s time to add content. There are two main ways to do this: via USB or via Network Transfer.

Project Eris allows you to connect the PS Classic to your PC via an Ethernet adapter (connected to the USB hub).

Project Eris is a modding suite for the PlayStation Classic (PSC) that replaces the stock emulator interface with a customizable, feature-rich system. Unlike older mods like AutoBleem or BleemSync, Project Eris offers:

⚠️ Disclaimer: Modding your PlayStation Classic modifies internal system files. While unlikely, proceed at your own risk. Always back up your original kernel. playstation classic project eris install

Before you touch the console, ensure you have the following hardware and software ready.

Hardware:

Software:

Project Eris supports USB Wi-Fi dongles (compatible with Realtek RTL8188 chipsets). Plug one into the OTG hub, go to Project Eris Settings, and enable Wi-Fi. This allows you to:

You can also download custom themes from the ModMyClassic forums. Place them in project_eris\themes\ and select them from the UI settings.

Introduction: Why Project Eris?

When Sony released the PlayStation Classic (PSC) in December 2018, the retro gaming community was excited—then quickly disappointed. While the miniature console boasted a nostalgic design (a 45% scale replica of the original PS1), its game library was lackluster, featuring PAL versions running at 50Hz (slower than the standard NTSC 60Hz), a limited selection of 20 titles, and an emulator that felt rushed.

Enter the modding community. First came BleemSync, then AutoBleem, and finally the most polished, feature-rich solution: Project Eris.

Project Eris is a custom firmware/hack that transforms your PlayStation Classic from a forgettable shelf ornament into a powerhouse retro gaming machine. It supports PlayStation 1, PSP, Nintendo 64, SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, and dozens of other consoles. But its killer feature? It runs natively on the PSC without soldering or hardware modification. Now that Project Eris is running, it’s time to add content

This guide will walk you through every step of the PlayStation Classic Project Eris install process, from preparation to playing your first ROM.