Forum Home > Console Game Forums > System Wars > PSP Modding
[1] [2] Last »
Post Info Posted Reply

EaZey
Member
Posts: 87
PSP Modding
Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 22:16:35
Quoted Reply
Bit of a long shot but jsut wondering if anyone on spawnpoint Mods thier psp with homebrew software?

Just bought a PSP and did it to mines. took a lot of work though. Made a Pandora Battery to do it.

Just got a few PSX games runnin on my PSP lol :)
so yeh. anyone mod?

Vudoo
Member
Posts: 591
Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 22:22:56
Quoted Reply
I haven't done any modding as of late. But I use 3.40 OAE.

I have N64, PSX, GB, GBA, and other homebrew games on it.

My PSP looks tight though, I recently put 2 blue LEDS into my PSP so now they light up the L and R buttons.

slayer44
Member
Posts: 1260
Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 23:00:51
Quoted Reply
I might mod my xbox controller with Blue LEDs or maybe orange..

CarloGiann
Member
Posts: 964
Posted: Apr 18, 2008, 02:00:35
Quoted Reply
The thread title is PSP MODDING.

GOD slayer44.

slayer44
Member
Posts: 1260
Posted: Apr 18, 2008, 21:23:54
Quoted Reply
The thread title is PSP MODDING.

GOD slayer44.


GOD Carlo, I know.

I'm just saying I wanna mod my Xbox controller.

and I wanna do that Pandora's battery thing too

CookiEDo
Member
Posts: 415
Posted: Apr 19, 2008, 01:16:58
Quoted Reply
Lol sum people are like
"wtf? how u play Pokemon and Mario on a psp?"

slayer44
Member
Posts: 1260
Posted: Apr 19, 2008, 01:45:41
Quoted Reply
I haven't done any modding as of late. But I use 3.40 OAE.

I have N64, PSX, GB, GBA, and other homebrew games on it.

My PSP looks tight though, I recently put 2 blue LEDS into my PSP so now they light up the L and R buttons.


I wish i could mod like that =/

edge
Global Moderator
Posts: 1085
Posted: Apr 19, 2008, 09:21:13
Quoted Reply
i modded my psp :) best thing i ever did!

L4rk3m0n
Member
Posts: 662
Posted: Apr 19, 2008, 17:00:01
Quoted Reply
Yea i modded my PSP with the 3.77 custom firmware, its so much better than the firmware that sony provide.

Its really easy to install/remove videos,games,themese,pics and mp3's.

I only have a 1Gb memory stick so all my PSP games are on my computer waiting to be transferred as and when, id recommend anybody install custom firmware for there PSP's. But plz understand the risks while doin so.

Vudoo
Member
Posts: 591
Posted: Apr 19, 2008, 18:01:18
Quoted Reply
Yea i modded my PSP with the 3.77 custom firmware, its so much better than the firmware that sony provide.

Its really easy to install/remove videos,games,themese,pics and mp3's.

I only have a 1Gb memory stick so all my PSP games are on my computer waiting to be transferred as and when, id recommend anybody install custom firmware for there PSP's. But plz understand the risks while doin so.


Yes, I forgot to mention. If you brick your PSP (kill it basically) your warrenty will be voided and you can not get your money back much like the iPhone.

I have two 4-gig memory cards to store all my games.

kapteeni
Member
Posts: 27
Posted: May 8, 2008, 18:57:38
Quoted Reply
I have m33 3.90-3 firmware. Snes, Gameboy and n64 emulators. I have moded my XMB and I like it much :D.

EaZey
Member
Posts: 87
Posted: May 9, 2008, 07:14:58
Quoted Reply
lol i just put m33 3.90-3 on as well. its awesome.

Bricking your PSP is easily fixed now a days. just get a mate, or anothe3r PSP, make a pandora battery and your away. i decided to keep my secondary battery permanently pandorad so i could expirement with crazy homebrew software.

Dark Alex (of team m33) started making a small linux pilot program to work on PSP. can't wait to give it a go. its funny people look at me with my PSP. playing FFvii for psx on it and are like wtf?

I bought a 2gb stick so that i could download big games like god of war, ffvii-crisis core and stuff onto it.
Didnt think as many people would be into modding.

i seen the guide about fitting the blue LEDS but decided against it. as ive heard rumours that can be side effects like short battery life. not sure if its 100% but i didnt think it was worth the risk.

kapteeni
Member
Posts: 27
Posted: May 9, 2008, 19:14:42
Quoted Reply
I have once brick my PSP. Then I had to cyckle 10 kilometers for my friend.
Then we unbricked it using pandora.

Peoples are wtf when you play game like god of war and then start play some other game without switchin umd. Test drive unlimited is good game, but lumines is the best. If you don't have it you should get it and test.

Where you have read that they are making linux system for psp? I was thinking if I change psp faceplants.

slayer44
Member
Posts: 1260
Posted: May 9, 2008, 20:13:35
Quoted Reply
lol i just put m33 3.90-3 on as well. its awesome.

Bricking your PSP is easily fixed now a days. just get a mate, or anothe3r PSP, make a pandora battery and your away. i decided to keep my secondary battery permanently pandorad so i could expirement with crazy homebrew software.

Dark Alex (of team m33) started making a small linux pilot program to work on PSP. can't wait to give it a go. its funny people look at me with my PSP. playing FFvii for psx on it and are like wtf?

I bought a 2gb stick so that i could download big games like god of war, ffvii-crisis core and stuff onto it.
Didnt think as many people would be into modding.

i seen the guide about fitting the blue LEDS but decided against it. as ive heard rumours that can be side effects like short battery life. not sure if its 100% but i didnt think it was worth the risk.




LEDs take up very small amounts of power

Vudoo
Member
Posts: 591
Posted: May 10, 2008, 07:25:18
Quoted Reply

Quote from slayer44:
LEDs take up very small amounts of power


Indeed, plus it looks sick in the dark.

kapteeni
Member
Posts: 27
Posted: May 10, 2008, 15:47:43
Quoted Reply
My power led turns to green when I recharge battery and use wlan. does someone else have same?

slayer44
Member
Posts: 1260
Posted: May 10, 2008, 15:55:10
Quoted Reply
Nope,mine turns yellow, then green when fully charged

kapteeni
Member
Posts: 27
Posted: May 11, 2008, 07:00:28
Quoted Reply
Mine turns too, but if I use wlan at the same time it is green, but it recharge it.

Dark-Assassin
Member
Posts: 306
Posted: May 14, 2008, 20:09:09
Quoted Reply
Well, all this talking about the PSP had to bring me to this thread. Today, my friend and I was searching on Ebay and saw this clear PSP case, front and back. He decided to order it so he can modify it. I also want to modify a PSP, when I get mine. Which is in 2 weeks. So, I know how to change the case and everything, but I need to know how to install LED lights and how to get it Sound Sensitive. That is what me and my friend is trying to do.

Vudoo
Member
Posts: 591
Posted: May 14, 2008, 22:27:08
Quoted Reply

Quote from Dark-Assassin:
Well, all this talking about the PSP had to bring me to this thread. Today, my friend and I was searching on Ebay and saw this clear PSP case, front and back. He decided to order it so he can modify it. I also want to modify a PSP, when I get mine. Which is in 2 weeks. So, I know how to change the case and everything, but I need to know how to install LED lights and how to get it Sound Sensitive. That is what me and my friend is trying to do.


Just search for a tutorial online. It's not that hard, just be careful and follow the instructions precisely.
[1] [2] Last »
Forum Home > Console Game Forums > System Wars > PSP Modding