Transfer PSP UMD games on Vita

     Even if Vita will be the one on the big screen now, the PSP won't be forgotten. Sony designed a way for  PSP games to be played in PS Vita (called UMD Passport). Because the Vita doesn't have a UMD slot, the game would be converted to a digital format. 

Can't find an english version compliments to vitagamr

     

First 6.60 custom firmware out now!

     In less than a week after the release of the 6.60 firmware, a stable custom firmware made by an "expert" called Neur0n  was already made avialable. After undergoing three beta stages, Neur0n already stabilized the CFW and shared it with everyone.

PSP firmware update: 6.60

     After a long time since the last update, Sony released the PSP's newest firmware: 6.60. Of course, "experts" will first exploit this firmware so it is not recommended to update to this version yet, unless you don't want to run homebrew anymore. 

Oh yeah! New banner!

     As you can see, I edited YaoTech's banner, yey! Using my amazing photo editing skills, I officially included PS Vita on my radar (even though it's not out yet). So for now I will just give more news about the Vita. For the PSP, well, there is not much new. Maybe everyone is concentrating on the Vita right now. But if there are major news/updates on the PSP, I will certainly post it here.  

Oh yeah! New banner!

NGP is Playstation Vita!!! Nice name right?

     Wait a minute kapeng mainit!!! 


     Before I become completely inactive, I want to tell you all that the PSP2 aka NGP, is PSVita all along (I wonder if they hid it). Sony revealed that PSVita will be the official name of the NGP. They also revealed its price and it is said to be PHP10, 797.07-12,956.57($249.99-$299.99) depending on the model you bought. The more expensive one will support 3G and WiFi while the cheaper supports WiFi only. 

Inactivity - Goodbye for a while :)

      I will be busy for a while because I have a job to do writing articles for other people right now. I will be back in a week or two but I promise I will still check on you and reply to your questions and comments in at most 72 hours. Thank you for liking and following my site. Before logging off I want to leave you these. Have fun!

Custom firmwares aka CFWs which I used and recommend

     The latest firmware version right now is 6.39. But is it best to upgrade or just stay with the lower versions? In this post I will discuss what CFWs I think are the best to use (because I used them too). It is up to you what to install and how to install them.

Download free PSP Games for real in just 8 simple steps!

     Like what I said in my previous post about downloading free movies, downloading free PSP games is basically the same. But because movies are different from games, I made this post.

Download free Movies for your PSP

     Do you want absolutely FREE movies for your PSP? It is illegal though. But wait, I will still tell you how. Why? Because this site is about getting the best out of your PSP. Breaking the rules is kinda fun right? 

Guide to PSP terms - What do they mean?

"First, you have to go to ms0:/PSP/GAME and put the folder here with the EBOOT.PBP file in it to play the PSX game. Disconnect your PSP from the computer and open the recovery menu. Enable the plugin whatthehellisthis.prx and toggle the flash0 and flash1 and delete all the files there to brick your PSP and never see your VSH menu and CXMB again (except if you have a Pandora and a Magic memory stick)."  Whaaaaat?!?

What PSP should you buy?

    "Why should I even buy a PSP?"  *sigh*, you're so manol. I'm tired of explaining it, just look at this thread instead.     

     The latest PSP version is not always the better one. The truth is, the PSP-1000 is better than PSP Go, considering you want to get past security and be in the community where people love free stuff. 

Welcome PSP owners and those who accidentally clicked the link!

     So this is my first post and I still have no idea what to put here in my blog, because we all know that there are already hundreds of PSP sites existing today. I just want to give you a "third-person view" on what you can do more with your PSP. Here is an introduction: