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This isn’t new and has been in our forums for some time, but seems to be popping up more now due to GTA requiring v2.0. Some people get a blank screen with just an X and O at the bottom. The fix is really quite simple. Go in to the systems settings menu and reset to default. You should now be able to upgrade your PSP to 2.0.
PSPGBA version 1.1 has been released by PSP298.
This version includes the following new features
You can download it here.
Quantronics.com.au (not linked on purpose) is selling a downgrader service for $79. There is no need to pay for this downgrade it is freely available. You can download the MPH downgrader right here and do it your self. If you do not know how to use the downgrader have no fear you can use this tutorial. Once again you should not have to pay to downgrade your PSP from 2.0 to 1.50 here is a quote and a screenshot from the site detailing their service:
Want to downgrade your PSP to firmware version 1.50?
Seen hundreds of homebrew apps and ports and want to run them yourself?
Scared of turning your PSP into a brick?
Our service is 100% guaranteed! If we brick your PSP we will replace it, on the spot with a Ceramic White 1.50 or Regular Black 1.50 - the choice is yours!
The service takes approximately 30 minutes and is a 100% solution to your 2.00, 1.51 and 1.52 firmware woes.
NB: Modification may void product warranty. While we do assume all risk in this procedure we do advise to thoroughly check your console for faults before undertaking this service. The charge associated with this service covers the cost of a replacement console should upgrade prove unsucessfull.
Fanjita has released his latest version of the 2.0’s EBoot loader. As with previous releases this does not allow you to launch all homebrew only a select group of small homebrew can currently be used. Here is what Fanjita has to say about this release:
This program builds on the work done by Saotome to load homebrew EBOOT.PBPs
into PSPs with v2.0 firmware, using the TIFF exploit. It will not work
on any other firmware version - including v2.01.It currently cannot run all known homebrew, but it uses a number of tricks
to get substantially further than ever before. Known limitations are:- Can’t run kernel-mode applications.
- Some minor system calls are still unsupported.It’s also still very much in development, so the user interface isn’t
very nice to look at, and a lot of the output is cryptic.
You can grab EBoot Loader v0.7 in our downloads section or by clicking here
I am sure people have seen this on other sites; it was not made by anyone here. This version is from PSP Crazy, but I think it should be posted here anyway.
The Fired Up browser is, obviously, a web browser ripped out of the game Fired up.
To play this, you will need the program UMD Emulator 0.8c. It will NOT work in FastLoader.
To use, copy over the folder WEB into the root dir of your memory stick. Then, copy over the ISO file into the folder X:\ISO, where X is your PSP drive.
After that, go into UMD Emulator, and start up the ISO. After it gets to the splash screen, go down to Extras, and choose Download.
It should then have a link that says “Connect”. Click there, and choose your WiFi profile. It will bring you to a page with a few links and a URL bar.
From here on, it’s just like the WipeOut Browser, only faster.
You can download the browser here.
Sony is putting out their new DVR, the Sugo Roku RDR-AX75, featuring compatibility with the PSP — you will be able to transfer video to a memory stick via USB. If you run out of space on one memory stick, it will split the file and allow you to link multiple memory sticks. With a 250GB hard drive this device is going to be debuting in Japan in a month’s time from now at a price of somewhere near $700, it will only be compatible with PSP firmware version 2.50 or above — of course we’ll have to see if a version changer on a 1.50 can’t fix that.
Lik-Sang now has a full hands on review of Datel’s 4GB HardDrive and Battery for the the PSP (click link to read it). There are plenty of new pics of the entire kit and exactly what it will look like once everything is put together. Personally I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these things on October 25th when the unit will start shipping. Click on the image for more info and to read the full hands on review.
This isn’t the newest news but it’s still quite note worthy. badacetechshow.com has a step by step documentation available on their experiences with fitting an iTrip (a FM transmitter) inside a PSP so you can broadcast your MP3’s to any near by radio without a messy dongle hanging out the side. I wonder what else someone will figure out can fit inside a PSP?
Our PSP Saves area is back online. You may notice it’s completely empty; we’ve truncated the database and starting off fresh. Start filling it up!
F-Secure the anti virus company has produced a video of a Sony PSP running the PSP Brick trojan. I know we all cringe a little watching it.
You can grab the video from our downloads section or by clicking here
