PSP If you had a PSP, what would you do?

[Lod 10]

Ah, são arquivos WAV comuns, você só precisa usar o Beaterator e alguns pacotes de samples e pronto.

OThank you, sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[Zerpina]

oh, it's regular old WAV files, ya just gotta get beaterator on it and get a few sample packs and you're good to go

Umm, No...
The PSP natively supports playing MP3, AAC and WMA not just WAV

 

[Lod 10]

Hum, não...
O PSP suporta nativamente a reprodução de MP3, AAC e WMA, não apenas WAV.

OThank you, Captain.

 

[skramz]

Umm, No...
The PSP natively supports playing MP3, AAC and WMA not just WAV

beaterator exports your music as wav, that's what i was trying to explain, mb for not elaborating

 

[Lod 10]

O Beaterator exporta sua música como WAV, era isso que eu estava tentando explicar, desculpe por não ter dado mais detalhes.

RRelax a little.

 

[bjork]

I would (and did) sell it. It was a cool blue Japanese one

 

[Lod 10]

Eu vendi (e vendi). Era um japonês azul bem legal.

THave a great week!

 

[Bandini]

mine needs a new battery and charger. I wanna play The legend of heroes trilogy.

 

[bjork]

THave a great week!

No

 

[Lod 10]

Não

Sorry is annoying.

 

[Zerpina]

beaterator exports your music as wav, that's what i was trying to explain, mb for not elaborating

Okay, I thought you were implying that the PSP could only play WAV files. My bad, but WAV files are generally larger than MP3s, so why would you want your music in WAV format?

Unless you're mixing it on the PSP.

 

[MasterEn]

What is the music format for the PSP?

it plays mp3s too.

 

[Lod 10]

Ele também reproduz arquivos MP3.

Thanks

 

[Zerohour2k12]

Hack and put a lot of games an try out some emulators. The PSP's such a great handheld. I used to have one, but the hacking and CFW scene was quite new when I still had mine.

 

[VampireLord1024VampireLord1024's icon]

Play the games.

 

[cloudsets]

I use my PSP almost exclusively for playing PS1 games.

 

[Zerpina]

The only real gripe I have with using the PSP for PS1 games was always the lack of L&R2...
Otherwise, it was perfect for them.

 

[ThatOneLum ThatOneLum]

The only real gripe I have with using the PSP for PS1 games was always the lack of L&R2...
Otherwise, it was perfect for them.
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I remember playing a bunch of PS1 games on the system, including stuff like Resi where those buttons are pretty integral, yet weirdly, I can't remember how you were supposed to get around those buttons being missing.

I know on the vita that you have the touchscreen, but for the life of me I dunno wtf you were supposed to do on the PSP itself lmao.

These days I weirdly mostly keep my PSP for the physical games and UMD movies that I have. I have a Vita with CFW for most of my emulation needs and even to play downloaded PSP games, so the actual PSP is used pretty much like it has stock firmware...it doesn't, but that's not the point.

 

[JPchicre]

Play games. Snes and Mega Drive Games

 

[JellyjamLu]

PSP is cool, i respect it, but would sell it immediately, have no use for it personally.

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

There’s this game for the PSP called SD Gundam G Generation Overworld where you set up a custom BMG using MP3 files on your PSP.

 

[NeonKnights]

If I had one I would put Umihara, Miku and Mario 64 on it. I probably would only end up playing it at home. It wouldn't see much use between my Switch, Steam Deck OLED and Vita though, not to mention all my other consoles, handhelds and micro consoles. The portability of most handhelds leaves a lot to be desired, taking them with me when I go out is an option, though it's an option I usually don't choose as they're so bulky and require a large carrying case. This is why when I want to bring a handheld with me when I leave the house it's usually the PSP Go or DS Lite. The PSP Go offers exceptional portability. Sometimes I forget I have on me. Also if I have my PSP Go I won't bring my iPod as my PSP is loaded with Visual Kei and Jrock.

 

[Zerpina]

I remember playing a bunch of PS1 games on the system, including stuff like Resi where those buttons are pretty integral, yet weirdly, I can't remember how you were supposed to get around those buttons being missing.

I know on the vita that you have the touchscreen, but for the life of me I dunno wtf you were supposed to do on the PSP itself lmao.

These days I weirdly mostly keep my PSP for the physical games and UMD movies that I have. I have a Vita with CFW for most of my emulation needs and even to play downloaded PSP games, so the actual PSP is used pretty much like it has stock firmware...it doesn't, but that's not the point.

Well on the Vita, the touchpad on the back was L and R 2 and 3....

The PSP I think you had to hit Select + a shoulder button at the same time to trigger the L and R 2 buttons, but like you, it's been so long that I might be wrong about the PSP.

 

[Isegrim]

I've had my PSP for years and years since I bought it during it's heydey and while I did use it for music, videos and other games before, most of it is spent playing Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max and Darkstalkers Chronicles up to this day...

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

Always remember to have a reserve battery. Batteries are the only thing you have to worry the most about the PSP. I learned that the hard way on my first 2 years of owning one.