The PSP homebrew scene tends to be focused more on utilities and emulators than on stand-alone games, but some of those utilities are pretty handy (like a built in file browser or the ability to push games to your PSP over the network), and it does have a small library of homebrew games as well, both original works and ports from other systems like Powder and Meritous.
It’ll replace your Gameboy, but why stop there? Make a dent in that backlog of SNES, NES, Sega Genesis, and Master System games! If you’re adventurous you can even run some DOS and SCUMM games on it. There are a lot of emulators available for the PSP. With CFW, though, you can convert and play any of your PSX games, using freely available tools. Yeah, you can play your PSX games on the PSP already – if Sony has deigned to convert them, and you’re willing to buy them again on PSN. On top of that, plugins let you take screenshots, organize your games, apply unofficial patches, cheat, and even save and load state while in PSP games.
The killer feature is the ability to dump UMDs to the memory stick and play them from there not only do you not need to haul discs around everywhere, but you get faster load times, longer battery life, and no constant clicking and whirring from the optical drive. Why custom firmware? PSP gamesĮven if you’re just playing PSP games and nothing else, it’s worth installing CFW.
This post is documentation for my adventures with custom firmware (CFW) on the PSP. Look inside card slot use a torch to help you see can you see any of the little metal pins that make contact with your memory card bent, snapped, twisted, maybe its not making a good contact that's why you not getting all your info.The PSP may be ten years old, but there’s still a lot you can do with it. Its easier i find to look for what works and your left with what doesn't as with pc's and games machines just looking for what does not work is like a needle in a haystack. if my stick worked in another psp and not mine i would personally purely my choice i would downgrade and re-upgrade firmware to see if something happened along the way like a faulty upgrade, i use a cr-5400 with 2x8gb micro sd cards and have no probs on 5.50 gen-d3. We need to find out if its your psp or memory stick, any chance you can let someone else try your stick and you try there's, this will show you which is the problem. Few things from other sites i can remember, the memory stick if its genuine or not, buying from Chinese website's focalprice dealextreme usually means not (these are the sticks that cause problems), have you formatted it in the pc, fat32 or ntfs are different ways of setting up the way the memory is used, put it in pc go to my computer right click choose properties what does it say you are using.
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