[PSP] PSP Discussion. Hay guys I just got one for Crisis Core, can u help me how 2 hax pls?

So from what ive read so far, I can currently play PS1 (converted) with the latest firmware, but not emulators right?

And I assume I need some kind of loader to play non US games?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by LS

Using Popstation, just change the game id from the current one to the biohazard 2 game id, worked fine by me.

Persona 2 is crapping up, any news if persona 1 works for the psp?

I tried out Persona 1 and it seems to work fine.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Can anyone tell me if I must go back to 1.50 if i want to upgrade from an SE/OE to the latest M33 update?

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Yes it is possible. Ive done it before with saves downloaded from Gamefaqs.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Originally Posted by Elixir

Is there a website/database of PS1 game logos, pictures, and movies for the PSP?

Here you go

I was speaking idiomatically.

Slim has better features (TV output, USB recharge) so I would go with that. Using a CFW is available for both, but i would look into what you need to do it before making a decision.

How ya doing, buddy?

You can just buy and official battery and use the original PSP Slim battery to make a pandora. I just did it today and it worked perfectly.

FELIPE NO

My first PSP game was Metal Gear Ac!d 2 and it is a great game. Its card based so you cant really expect the action of MGS but it good fun none the less.

Also, if you can get your hands on it, DJmax Portable is one of the best reasons to own a PSP. Music game, and one of the best I have played.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Originally Posted by Omnislash124

So I have a few questions regarding custom firmware on a PSP.

I've looked up the Pandora Battery, it seems you have to modify the battery to get it to boot into service mode. I then found something by the name of Datel Tool Battery, which is basically a Pandora Battery. How well does that work, because if at all possible, I'd like to refrain from mucking around with the innards of batteries.

From what I understand, after you modify the battery to boot up into service mode, it will always boot up into service mode. Is there a switch to make it boot up normally after making the mod, or would I have to continuously mod it to switch the boot up mode? Or I suppose a better question would be if there is a reason to boot it up normally after getting the custom firmware loaded. If that's the case, would I be forced to use the Pandora Battery every time thereafter to use the custom firmware? Does the custom firmware have all the features of the normal PSP? (When I say custom firmware, I'm referring to, what seems to be called, the M33 firmware.)

So short version:

How difficult are the modifications to make a Pandora Battery out of a regular PSP slim battery?

Is it worth it just getting a Datel Battery Tool?

Does the custom firmware have all the features as the normal firmware?

Would I need a Pandora's Battery every time I wanted to boot into the custom firmware?

A Datel Tool Battery is essentially the same as a modified one. If you are afraid to modify your battery (it is possible to kill it) then go with the datel one, but it may be more expensive. Modding your battery is easy, but turning it back into a normal battery might be more difficult, but it is possible. (Opening the battery is the hardest part).

Once you successfully put a custom firmware on your PSP, you do not need to do it again or use the tool anymore. The latest version of custom firmware even allows you to update to the latest custom firmware by using the Network Update on your PSP.

The custom firmware has everything a normal PSP has, plus more, obviously. You may have trouble using LEGIT downloaded games from the Playstation Store.

You should also remember that you can also use the tool or modified battery to revive bricked PSPs, or if you upgrade to an official firmware by mistake.

One more thing you should know, you cannot use a modified PSP SLIM battery on a FAT PSP. But you CAN use a modified PSP FAT battery on a PSP SLIM.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

No that sounds about right.

The 4gb limit as to do with FAT32 and its 4gb file size limit.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by amanoë

well i`m sorry for the stupid jap shit part at the end. The one i bought was a 2001 version (a limited edition of god of war in deep red color). And i`m just thinking of making a lot more use of my PSP.

See this post

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