Modder runs Counter-Strike clone at 60 FPS on original PSP

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-07-14 10:00

A modder named Yifeng Wang has successfully created a proof-of-concept Counter-Strike clone, dubbed OpenStrike, that runs at 60 FPS on the original Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP). Wang developed a custom Rust-based 3D engine called Pocket3D and a PocketJS engine for game rules and UI to achieve this feat. The project utilizes the PSP's native 480x272 resolution and a BSP rendering method, and it also functions on the PS Vita and desktop platforms. AI

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Modder runs Counter-Strike clone at 60 FPS on original PSP

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Modder successfully runs Counter-Strike clone at 60 FPS on the original Sony PSP — created his own Rust-based 3D engine to power 480 x 272 gameplay, also works on PS Vita

OpenStrike is a Counter-Strike clone built for the PSP, and the project is already running at 60 FPS with bot rounds.

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Modder successfully runs Counter-Strike clone at 60 FPS on the original Sony PSP — created his own Rust-based 3D engine to power 480 x 272 gameplay, also works on PS Vita

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