Does anybody still play PSP games on their PSP (or PS Vita Adrenaline)? And if so, do you still play online with your buddies via same PSP or PPSSPP (PPSSPP host and PSP 2nd player) ?
Does anybody still play PSP games on their PSP (or PS Vita Adrenaline)? And if so...
Levi Hernandez
Gabriel Bailey
Help me faggots, all the old Homebrew tutorials are outdated by over ten years and most links I find are dead.
Michael Ortiz
Yes, I mostly play JRPGs on it. No, I've never played any multiplayer PSP games with anyone.
You'll want the 6.6 CFW. I think Wololo has instructions.
Xavier Gonzalez
Wololo is the only site that has everything you need for PSP and PS Vita homebrews and tutorials, you'll need the latest custom firmware in order to use the homebrews and install games.
William Morales
Does PSP even have online anymore? last i checked even the built in internet radio was mostly dead, and this was before the store was taken offline.
Jaxon Johnson
Majority of PSP multiplayer games use Ad-hoc method, some use PSN, others use their own service. It's still possible to play PSP multiplayer games with other people worldwide but you need to set up Hamachi for both PSP (if using Pro Online client) or PPSSPP and share your hamachi IP to your friends or others in order to play together. PSN is dead and therefore impossible to access PSN features in PSP and its games, so if you want DLCs for certain game, you need to get them illegally.
Jason Diaz
I do play it sometimes at work
And I don't have any friends that have a PSP
wololo is your friend in this matter, don't be afraid to do it all over if you mess up, I got it on my second try
also found this:
wololo.net
Josiah Thomas
I pretty much play all my PSP stuff through my Vita these days. Though I do still keep mine around, because I bought one for a friend for his birthday (installed CFW, tons of games, emulators, sdcard adapter) - and every so often we'll get a few people together to play PSP2 locally between my Vita, my PSP, his PSP, and PPSSPP.
Also, still tend to play the Project Diva games on PSP because the buttons are much more comfortable and easier to input quick combos with than with Vita's hard little nubs.
Cooper Barnes
I'll still play monster hunter
When I was younger I would play with friends but most of them have lost or sold it by now.
Mason Gonzalez
I still use my PSP on the regular, despite having a few dead pixels in the display. Mostly playing MHFU and Disgaea 2 right now, with some occasional SNES roms.
Really wish there was a working iso of kenka bancho: badass rumble that didn't freeze, but what can you do?