PSP Eboots and misc. questions.

[Lod 10]

Can someone explain a psp to me?A PSP Eboot and how we can see the games for the repository

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I think after I buy a PSP I will play these PS1 games but how does it work how can I use the memory card and change the disc If anyone adds a weird Japanese virtual soap opera to me, give me a shout.

 

[RageBurner]

Can someone explain a psp to me?A PSP Eboot and how we can see the games for the repository

Post automatically merged: Today at 12:17 AM

I think after I buy a PSP I will play these PS1 games but how does it work how can I use the memory card and change the disc If anyone adds a weird Japanese virtual soap opera to me, give me a shout.

I'm not sure what you're asking. If it's basic usage instructions the manual should cover it.

 

[HalfHeartedNate]

It has been a while since I modded my PSP so forgive me if I get some info wrong.

To my knowledge PSP Eboots are the format for programs to run natively on the PSP. That is just how the PSP knows that a program or game is made to run on it.

To run the Eboot PS1 games from this site and any emulators on your psp you will need to soft-mod it with custom firmware.

There are plenty of tutorials on YouTube on how to do this.
Below is a link on how to install custom firmware on you PSP:

The custom firmware version I’m on is 6.60 PRO-C, but I modded my PSP before the switch was released so I’m sure there is a more up to date version or a new custom firmware entirely.

To reiterate, YouTube tutorials are your best friend for these types of things.

I recommend getting a Memory Stick to Micro-USB adapter so you can have as much space to store games, themes, etc. on your PSP. The PSP was made with proprietary Memory sticks the largest was up to 64GB of space.

Using a Memory stick to Micro-USB adapter allows for more space to store whatever you want. Just make sure that the Micro-USB you use doesn’t exceed 128GB or else the PSP will think the Memory Stick is corrupted or one is not inserted

Before you put anything on your PSP memory-stick you have the format it, this can be done after inserting it into your PSP and going to your setting and selecting the option to do so.

Link for Memorstick to Micro USB adapter:
https://www.amazon.com/Funturbo-MagicGate-Playstation-Portable-Handycam/dp/B07F68FCHD/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=2QNGIS3VZ6O1I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ii9aU_sWyn9XJZpRhKCBqBSUvYge88ZF22pjnd3lPtkDW0YTNLkYbWJd0ba2rSP5Sd8wZslNbrTlw1NOJ1gOAlD1vqUF07XmXpekE_P1Fvzwr1U2qA4hWCK5I64R8v5qxsUBEYme2wyD6mZ3vkFhTxQfn9HWyfJDwH73wjx9uBC6oULv3eCtkBAE4OKFroBJlFYLBHLxfI-cGagkcEqawSJaVI9FnX_xd0VDwIRPkIg.v9ZRcepDQnxXERu2mlDKhhikkJ7-6SwSN9iKLkJ3iKY&dib_tag=se&keywords=psp+memory+stick+adapter&qid=1757893844&sprefix=psp+m,aps,139&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

The link below is a site with custom PSP themes:
https://www.pspunk.com/psp-themes/

This second link is a tutorial on how to install custom themes:
https://www.pspunk.com/psp-cxmb/

For PSP and PS1 games you can stick them on your memory card after installing custom firmware and they will run and you can play them as long as the PS1 games are in the Eboot format.

For other consoles there are emulators made for the PSP to run them. There are a few for each console but I personally have:

TempGBA for GBA games, PiceDrive for Sega Genesis, Nester J for NES, Master Boy for GB and GBC games and SNES9xTYLmw Mod for SNES games.

Also to get to the repo and look at the section of games click “The Repo” button at the top of the page. From there go to the Platform tab in the top right corner, hover your mouse over Sony, then click either PSP or PSP Eboots to look at games for your PSP.

I don't know if there are emulators to play other console games on your PSP in the repository, I got those from other sites.

Hopefully this helps and answers all your questions and then some. If you need something else or have other questions I will try to answer them to the best of my ability.

EDIT: Also if any of this info is wrong, feel free to correct me.

 

[bjork]

Can someone explain a psp to me?

The PSP is a sony handheld device that can be used to play games, listen to music, or watch videos. It also had additional add-ons including a GPS device, a camera, a tv tuner, and a microphone.

 

[Adrastia]

I have a modded PSP but haven't tried any eboots yet. No battery right now. I already accidentally pulled the plug and lost an hour of unsaved play.

TempGBA for GBA games, PiceDrive for Sega Genesis, Nester J for NES, Master Boy for GB and GBC games and SNES9xTYLmw Mod for SNES games.

Do these all emulate well though? I've only tried PSP games.

 

[HalfHeartedNate]

I have a modded PSP but haven't tried any eboots yet. No battery right now. I already accidentally pulled the plug and lost an hour of unsaved play.



Do these all emulate well though? I've only tried PSP games.

The GBA, GB, GBC and NES games ran well.

Well enough to play, although I don't know if the emulation is accurate, I mostly just wanted features like rewind and speed-up for platformers and RPGs respectively.

They were play-able and that's about all I wanted out of them.

The SNES emulator experienced lag on most of the games which I don't understand why that happens, you'd think the PSP could handle them, could be an issue with the emulator.

I’d recommend looking for an alternative SNES emulator if you want to play them on your PSP.

 

[driftwood]

I have a modded PSP but haven't tried any eboots yet. No battery right now. I already accidentally pulled the plug and lost an hour of unsaved play.



Do these all emulate well though? I've only tried PSP games.

PiceDrive , Master Boy and SNES9xTYLmw have worked good for me and I've had no issues so far.

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My 1000 model has some issues when emulating N64. The issue maybe tied to the amount of RAM on the 1000 model, the other models have more RAM.