Sony PSP ?

TrevMcC

Hi,

Only thing is we dont have a gamestation here. They are great prices for them.

My problem is as always on a very tight budget so need as much as possible for as little as possible.

My work are sending me to India for 5 weeks and a PSP was a toy to myself for quiet times.

:j

APJ

Could phone up Dixons at the airport duty free and find out how much they are selling them for!

Actually I'm pleased I bought from a local retail store - I had a couple od dead pixels on the screen, but they changed the unit without any bother.

trigger_mike

phil999 wrote:

If possible buy one with 2.0 ir 1.5 firmware then you can play homebrew games. (free software / games written by developers) most if not all gigapacks are 2.5 or 2.6 firmware i believe.

i got one of these for christmas and have to say the psp is great but what is this about homebrew games, seen it come up a few times on google, where can i download it from etc? cheers

Silent_Bob_3

trigger_mike wrote:

i got one of these for christmas and have to say the psp is great but what is this about homebrew games, seen it come up a few times on google, where can i download it from etc? cheers

If your firmware is 2.01 or above - forget about it for now. Only machines with 2.00 or less can be dowgraded to run homebrew software (i.e. Emulators such as a Megadrive or playing backups of you games off the memory stick).

MrHelpful

PSP Homebrew and isos are the way forward unless you want to fork out £30/game. Google it for more info. You need to have PSP v2.0 or lower as the previos post says. Can someone however let me know if I can use my PS2 power lead for a PSP?