Imean, I have a game (the simpsons wrestling) that comes in a file that says "EBOOT.PBP" whats the difference between a .CSO or .ISO file.
I MEAN:
Am I gonna be able to use that .PBP file or Am I gonna have to convert it to an .ISO or .CSO file?
If Im gonna have to convert it, which program do you recomend?
PS. The game comes in 5 different .RAR (WinRAR) direcories, 4 of the 5 directories have that same file "EBOOT.PBP", but the 5th directory have 3 files: "KEYS.BIN", "EBOOT.PBP" (Again) and "DOCUMENT.DAT", should I do something with those files or those files are useless?
For a start you,ll have to upgrade to... might as well upgrade to 3.03 OE-A.
The game you downloaded is a PSX game, and the directory is this:
ms0:/PSP/GAME/PSX GAME (with EBOOT.PBP KEYS.BIN and DOCUMENT.DAT inside PSX GAME).
Originally posted by Sudds:For a start you,ll have to upgrade to... might as well upgrade to 3.03 OE-A.
The game you downloaded is a PSX game, and the directory is this:
ms0:/PSP/GAME/PSX GAME (with EBOOT.PBP KEYS.BIN and DOCUMENT.DAT inside PSX GAME).
OK, THX, Does the 3.03 OE-A has an easy installer like the 3.02 OE-A?
Originally posted by Sudds:For a start you,ll have to upgrade to... might as well upgrade to 3.03 OE-A.
The game you downloaded is a PSX game, and the directory is this:
ms0:/PSP/GAME/PSX GAME (with EBOOT.PBP KEYS.BIN and DOCUMENT.DAT inside PSX GAME).
Also, in the ms0:/PSP/GAME/ folder, the "PSX GAME" has to be named that way or I can name it whatever I want?
