The PSP homebrew community has come into trouble recently, Sony has seemed to have almost permanently closed the loop on downgrading the PSP, meaning that new models after PSP 2003 cannot be customised.
The homebrew community hasn’t been able to come up with any hacks or mods for over a year now, and it seems like it will unable to do so anytime soon.
The solution is to either find a older version PSP off of ebay or somewhere, and then get hold of a pandora battery and magic memory stick to downgrade the PSP.
Furthermore it seems that sales of the PSP have slumped significantly since Sony has locked down the doorway to homewbrew. Similar can be said with the ps3 and xbox360. Xbox360′s unit sales skyrocketed and left ps3 untit sales lagging behind considerably when it was made possible to play “backups” on the xbox.
A new tool has been released for PC users of PSP gaming platform, essentially it allows you to perform pretty much the same TV out function but on your PC, with a USB cable, This is good news for users of the previous PHAT PSP model who weren’t able to use the TV out feature of the SLIM PSP.
Japanese developer, Akind took the TyRaNid’s project and has further developed it for us end-users. Packaged in the form of a small PRX plug-in and Windows executable — we have the RemoteJoyLite.
You can check out his homepage by visiting http://cgi.din.or.jp/~takakind/cgi-bin/index.cgi?p=RemoteJoyLite althrough we’d recommend you go to babelfish.altavista.com and translating the page from japanese to english.
I can’t provide a screenshot for you, however some avif psp fan has posted a video of it on youtube, so have a look at this video listed below. Dope dudes!
A lot of people are having trouble installing custom firmware on their new PSPs (which have the offical firmware pre-installed), many guides require a Pandora Battery – some people understandably do not want to open up their Battery to modify it (understandably) for those people perhaps the only option left is to go buy one [...]
When you buy your PSP, one think you’ll quickly realise is that the PSP comes prepackaged with a pretty sub-standard headphone set, quality aside one thing that really let’s it down is it’s low sound volume, it’s fine playing in a quiet room, but if you’re thinking of taking it anywhere noisy like in the [...]
