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gnoy90
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21. October 2008 @ 16:42 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I hear that you can download psp games from internet; and play it on your psp. Including ps1 and ps2 games.

I tried searching, but i couldn't find any that actually has things sorted out. Someone new to this world, such as me, have no idea what
people are saying about this firmware, pandora's battery and so on and so forth.

So questions I have:

- I know that psp's have their system versions. Such as 3.95 and all. I hear that you are suppose to downgrade that version to a much lower version. How can i do that?

- Also, I hear that I will be needing a pandora's battery? What do they exactly do?

- Lastly, where can i actually find all these files that are required to make games i download from internet work?

I've been digging things here and there, but couldn't come up with any that are actually understandable.
Please help me..
T_T
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21. October 2008 @ 17:09 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by gnoy90:
I hear that you can download psp games from internet; and play it on your psp. Including ps1 and ps2 games.

I tried searching, but i couldn't find any that actually has things sorted out. Someone new to this world, such as me, have no idea what
people are saying about this firmware, pandora's battery and so on and so forth.

So questions I have:

- I know that psp's have their system versions. Such as 3.95 and all. I hear that you are suppose to downgrade that version to a much lower version. How can i do that?

- Also, I hear that I will be needing a pandora's battery? What do they exactly do?

- Lastly, where can i actually find all these files that are required to make games i download from internet work?

I've been digging things here and there, but couldn't come up with any that are actually understandable.
Please help me..
T_T
hi ok 1st thing is what firmware do you have on your psp and is it a phat(old psp) or slim



250gb ps3 non modded and 60gb launch model 3.55cfw
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