PSP UMD format cracked; game ISOs appear
By Barb Dybwad 
posted May 5th 2005 6:36AM
posted May 5th 2005 6:36AM
Another step forward in the race to crack open the
PSP: Paradox has worked out how to get a dump
from a UMD disc, and has released the ISO files for several PSP games (Wipeout: Pure US, Ridge Racers Japanese, and
Vampire Chronicles: The Chaos Tower Japanese). Also of note, UMD discs use the standard ISO9669 format, so the released
ISOs can be burned to regular CDs or DVDs. Know that the games are not yet playable in this format, but it's a big step
forward now that all the reverse engineers out there can get their hands on this stuff.
[Thanks, Jason]
About time theres some "hacking" in progress!!!!
But I have a vibe taht using these ISO's will require PSP's webbrowser. lol
nice job to whoever did this.....looking forward for a www.psp-scene.com (nvm, this site already exists)
amazing, these things happen so quickly now, even on non standard hardware. So does this mean if someone gets hold of the ISO and puts it on a big enough memory stick, itll play?
hmm... do you think it'd be possible to "cut" the dvds/cds into shape?
They don't sell the Duo cards in a high enough capacity to fit a game unfortunately. But definitely a step in the right direction.
Yes they do. The Duo Stick pro 2G stores 1,85 Gigabytes of files. The UMD is only 1,8 GBytes.. so you still have 50Mbytes for saves ;)
More comments and forums on this topic available at http://www.psphacks.net/ for those who don't want to register for the same info at ps2nfo.com just to read it.
2gb should be enough: http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_DisplayProductInformation-Start?CategoryName=acc_DIMemoryStickMedia_MemoryStickProDuomedia&ProductSKU=MSXM2GN
@ #4
They will!
UMD is 1.5Gb isn't it?
There making 2Gb Memory sticks
When it comes to the file size and the the size of memory sticks, keep in mind that many games for the PS2 require much less capacity than the DVD on which they are burned. If the same is true for PSP games, one might be able to get 2 or 3 games on a 1 gig memory stick. The PSP would probably have to be modded though, much like PS2s, if it's even possible at all.
UMDs have a capacity of 1.8Gb. They do make 2Gb memory sticks but right now they cost $400+. You could buy about 10 games for this price. I'm not sure how this is "a step in the right direction" since even if you can get one game on a memory stick it is going to cost you an arm and a leg. No one in their right mind is going to backup a $40 game to a $400 memory stick. Am I missing something?
actually the three games ripped are all smaller than 500 mb, and ridge racer is smaller than 200 mb(132.9 MB). I'm sure the guy that ripped them tried that but they're still not playable at the moment. check here for more info http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/193/2/
sony will upgrade the firmware at appropriate times to counteract people playing games from the memory stick,
Who cares about playing ripped PSP games? I definitely do not condone playing games you haven't bought legitimately. I want a SNES emulator! Yes I do have my old SNES game cartridges still, so emulation of them is technically legal. I've waited forever to be able to play Final Fantasy VI/III and Chrono Trigger on a portable.
Paradox as in Paradox, the cracking group? Good on them if so :)
I understand the importance of this from a home brew point of view...and that's great.
But are we supposed to be celebrating the idea of being able to pirate commercially-produced games? Frankly, my view is that people worked long and hard on those games...and they deserve to be protected from piracy. There are enough studios in trouble as it is.
10,
Then we just have to not update the firmware :)
If it isn't broke/hacked I'm not patching it...
*smiles at computer still sporting SP1 and doing juuuust fine.
Nick i know waht you mean but when companies like sony charge 30-40 per game in the UK and like $30-40 in the US. It kinda makes you scream.
Sony need to stop taking the mick and charge all gamers equal prices. Why should the UK pay more?... always!
They like using one number and its the EU's fault the Euro is doing so well. :P Take advantage of the low dollar and import :p
Yesterday we saw that programs could be run with older firmware on the Japanese PSPs. I would assume someone would be able to code a boot loader to stream ISOs from a wireless/usb network share pretty quickly.
#12 Actually they might FORCE you to upgrade the firmware, to make new releases to work....
#17
Are you hinting that one might need more than Lumines?!
So... if they are standard ISO compliant disks... will mini cds work ?
Actually, it would be really nice to have ISO backups of my games on the Memory Stick. That way, I could have 2 or more games readily available and not have to swap UMDs.
I gotta say, the design and feel of the PSP is righteous. Sony has once again lived up to their reputation for aesthetics.
However, they could have used an industry-standard flash memory card (SD comes to mind). Also, I don't mind that the unit is read-only for the UMD, but why limit it to this new format? If it could accept mini-DVD or other such media, I could put my own movies onto disk for PSP viewing, etc. I know Sony's notorious for doing this kind of thing, but it's annoying. They're missing out on making the device truly universal...a must-have for everyone.
Oh well...maybe they'll provide an update for that too. Even better, maybe they'll relent of release a consumer-level UMD reader/writer.
G4, re: #15
EVERYONE knows that the UK is inflated prices are so much. Don't blame the companies man. Ask me how much it costs to buy a CD import from the UK back when I bought import? $30 for a $15 CD. How much is anything in the UK? Isn't it the most expensive place besides Tokyo?
The only "Hack" I want is the ability to rip DVD's to memory stick at the full native res of the PSP. Give me that and I'm content
#13
It's not necessarily about the piracy angle - it's about cutting out those load times, and saving your original media from wear & tear...
Bring on the emu's. Full speed GBA, SNES and a playable Ps1 should be doable. I might actually buy a PSP now.
#9 you are an idiot if you don't see this as a step in the right driection. Of course NOBODY will buy a 400 dollar memory stick.
But realize without this step, psp hacking wouldn't be able to progress to a stage where it will become practical to play copied psp games.
You have to think farther down the line.
Hacking is about hacking - the joy is in the journey, not the destination. Because the destination in this case is nonsensical, IMHO - dropping a hacked $50 game onto a $400 2GB MemoryStick.
Unless. . .unless the New Evil Masters(TM) at Sony are trying to drive adoption of the 2GB stick. . .hmm.
if they can be burned to a cddvd, then maybe a usb harddrive attachment to play them?
Whoop-dee-doo... They have linux running on the DS already... (see dslinux.org)
For that matter they are getting linux on PSP,,, whoop-dee-doo for either....... This ability however well allow the playability of games straight off the memory stick....and once Sandisk or Lexar release their 2gig+ Pro Duo Sticks... they will be alot less than sony's.... I just bought a Sandisk 512 for 55$ at TARGET of all places... when Sony's Model retails for about 110-120 I believe,,, So we'll see. I do hope they release a USB hard drive compatibility, as I already have a 40gig mini USB 2.0 Hard drive which can be powered by USB itself OR have an external powersupply,,, anyway... This is much better news than the endless variations of the PSP browser
#25
Exactly, the other aspect too is that on mine the UMD drive feels really flimsy. I would like to be able to back my games up so when the drive breaks(which it will), i will still be able to play the games i payed for without having to get it repaired at some horrendously inflated cost. Also what about fair use??
Can we nominate Paradox for the PSP hacks prize?
Does anyone know why people are reporting that Paradox is a person? Paradox is a well known game release group.
Playing off the memory stick would save a lot of battery life as well.
Also I think I saw an article about a memory stick slot->cf adapter working on the psp. You could do a case mod into an actual cf slot for cheaper storage...
Re: G4 - won't argue with the UK prices thing, am also lucky enough to live here and it's a disgrace. Having said that it applies to just about every other product (including iTunes - ridiculous!) and it still doesn't justify pirating games.
Am all for homebrew development though, bet we can get some really cool apps on the PSP, better than most things Sony will put out there.
I want to replace my UMD slot with a 8gig IBM MIcrodrive :-)
-b
If you buy a 2gb memory stick even if it's $400 usd opposed to buying a $40 usd UMD game, it still means you could recycle it, and use it to play as many games as you want. If you get bored of one you can always delete it and load up another one.
YAY! I am celebrating the possibility for homebrew games! Can't wait to get my hands "dirty" with the homebrew scene!!!111311
Why are you condoning piracy in this article ?
You say the guy promptly released ISO's of games and then go on to say this is a step in the right direction ??!?!
I know if I was the developer of "Wipeout: Pure US, Ridge Racers Japanese, and Vampire Chronicles: The Chaos Tower Japanese" I'd be mightly pissed off and flush the chances of letting Engadget review future toys down the toilet ...
I celebrate the finding of new information about the PSP which allows one to make any possible use of it. I implore you however to not consider this simply an excercise in being able to play illegally copied games.
Most companies charge you up front for supposed "Piracy"; when the fact of the matter is, if the big guys didn't charge so much for software and music they would more than likely reduce piracy, and increase sales over all.
I do not condone piracy, but I do appreciate the fact that people can and will do things of this nature to remind the big companies that no matter what they try to do, there is someone or a group of someones out there that can figure out their scheme.
Are there any homebrew kits for the PSP yet? anybody? I think it's a MIPS 4000 processor, but even if your compiler supports that, what kind of system interface is there?
The most exciting thing here is power consumption; running a game from solid state memory (memory stick) would save shed loads of battery juice compared to the spinning umd disks!
Add an extra hour to the average playing time?
Save us guys in the UK several $$$$$
I don't own a PSP, nor have I ever seen a UMD disc up close - so please forgive my misunderstanding - but aren't the UMD's just a disc inside a plastic enclosure? If there was a way to get the PSP to run files from a normal dvd file system I know a few DVD media companies who make custom sized mini-dvd media. All we'd need to do is fashion a kit that lets you add / remove the disc from a UMD and we'd be in business.
Ok, I have decided to take a pic or 2 for everyone to get a sense of scale of these discs. My digital camera's batteries just died on me so I had to use my cameraphone (luckily its an lg 8000 with a 1.3mp so it ain't THAT bad, but they are kinda dark).
http://home.earthlink.net/~acemilo/psp1.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net/~acemilo/psp2.jpg
The first one is a umd on top of a mini dvd you can see how much bigger the mini dvd is. The second is a mini dvd on top of the psp where the umd drive is. You can see there is no way the disc could possibly fit. It is not possible to put and media other than umds in the psp's optical drive right now. Maybe someone will manufacture their own umd compatable discs, but no discs on the market will fit. Hope this clears some issues up.
All we need now is a psp emulator for windows/linux/mac and we are all all set.
the way i see it - the psp will get a modchip which will enable the handheld to read burned dvds.
someone of course, will probably create dvds that fit in the psp. disc size is the biggest problem, but i imagine after there is a modchip that allows the psp to read the burnt games, someone will manufacture blanks that fit.
afterall, the psp can read the iso format that standard dvds use.
Well some of the point of having games that play on the mem stick is that you can keep most your games on the computer and later put any game you wish on your mem card. You don't have to keep it there. You can always delete or overwrite it later. Also I wonder if Sony will incorporate firmware updates in new games. Imagine you want to buy the latest X game...and when you put it on..it updates the firmware. Also if you have an ISO of a game that updates the firmware..how do you stop that? The burned game could potentially upgrade your bios and stop working on reboot.
I'm a little amazed at how people here are celebrating the potential to eventually copy games illegally. Yeah, it would be great to be able to compile homebrew software for the psp, but the number of people saying, "I can't wait to buy a 2Gb memory stick so I can get hundreds of dollars worth of games for "free" is more than a little unsettling. Just because you can do something, doesn't make it right.
Is it ISO 9669 or ISO 9660? I was under the impression the CD format was 9660 but could be wrong.
I'm on the same boat as 13 (Tesla) and 27 (Eric W). Bring on the emu's.
I'd like to get a PSP because of my long commute time to work every day (it's hard making time for sitting in front of the TV with a console). But I really would prefer to spend time playing all those RPGs I never got around to beating instead of new games. I'll buy the cartridges/CDs as a show of good faith for every emulated game I get for my PSP - once an emulator comes out. Somebody do something about EMUs!
iso 9669 is for tanker interfaces. What you want is ISO 9660
http://www.iso.org/iso/en/CatalogueDetailPage.CatalogueDetail?CSNUMBER=17516&ICS1=55&ICS2=180&ICS3=10
http://www.iso.org/iso/en/CatalogueDetailPage.CatalogueDetail?CSNUMBER=17505&ICS1=35&ICS2=220&ICS3=30
Quote:
" Have been talking to a guy on IRC (hotboyz) who thinks he's pretty close to getting one of those released ISOS to run from the memory stick."
Check it out: http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/198/2/
well if the game disk are 1.8 gigs couldnt u burn them onto a mini dvd especially if u could figure out a way to make a case like the ones the retail games come in that would fit and maybe run in your psp
For all you idiots who keep asking about burning your own UMD's, you can't. Do some googling, for crying out loud. UMD is very proprietary, it is not just a dvd inside of a plastic enclosure. Sony has stated that you will not be able to buy UMD burners. Just because the SOFTWARE is in ISO format, that doesn't mean the hardware is the same as we all have in our computers. Jesus.
With all that hacking, you won't be able to actually play on the PSP :)
Actually for those slightly misinformed individuals about the size of the umd. It is 60mm. 60mm cd-rs do exist, and 60mm dvdr's are on the horizon in the next month (burnable in some standard dvd burners). A plastic enclosure would not be difficult to manufacture as well. UMD is proprietary format, but is essentially a 1.8Gb60mm mini dvd drive. The software and encryption used IS proprietary, but the hardware isn't. You don't need a UMD burner, just the right Sony software to write the 60mm DVD with. They call it a UMD to make it sound special. But at the end of the day, it still is just a 60mm 1.8gb DVD that uses Sony's proprietary encryption. And we all know how strong their encryptions are. Just ask Slysoft.com about how fast it took them to crack the so-called uncrackable "Archos" encryption on movies. All these are indisputable facts. I recommend keeping our collective ears to the ground. Before you trash someone and call them idiot, Google some info yourself.
omg sony will sue anyone trying to burn theyre own umds are u people idiots our something. its under copyright. any manufacture trying to make theyre own umds need the rights or else theyre gone. even if a umd is just a small dvd. the plastic enclouser will have to be made and thats under copyright law. so if a manufacture wants to go bankrupt from sonys lawyers then go right ahead. everyone just shut up and buy umds, do u know how much effort and hardwork goes into one game. go buy and support. assholes
So soon we will see HK online stores selling empty plastic enclosure for UMDs. Would be great!
Now if only somebody leaked a pspemu to us...
my 2gb memory stick is being shipped at the moment. i dont know much about computers and hacking but i can listen to instructions and do some testing for anyone that needs
Give credit where credit is due...Hackers are the shit! Sony could've sold the PSP and the games for alot cheaper price. They think they're gonna get us into buying the same Playstation franchises sold on the PSone / PS2 for nearly the same price of a dual-layer DVD game on UMD format? Fuck that!
I anxiously await new ways to enjoy PSP at the fraction of a cost - and yes I'm talkin about hacking / piracy. Ain't no shame in my game. So go ahead Sony -- exploit the fanboys and the corporate whores because I'm not buyin it !
I must say that the information that has been learned here is of definate value to the homebrew community. It's my own personal opinion that companies should be more accepting of homebrew developers rather than shunning them. Here's how I see it: if you keep someone from running their own software, they're going to crack the system so they can, and that opens the door for piracy. Look at the XBox for a perfect example. The XBox Linux (http://www.xbox-linux.org) crew managed to find exploits in XBox Code to circumvent MS's anti-unsanctioned code protection, and run Linux. Then, there were people who piggy backed off of that exploit, and now we have replacement dashboards and outright piracy. I mean, let's face it though, if you don't want to pirate games, then you're hacking your machine usually for one of three purposes: emulators, media, or Linux. Once the MilCD was announced, MP3 players, DivX players, all forms of emulators, Web servers, and Linux distros were developed in droves. With the leaking of the XDK, we see a variety of emulators, from NES to PlayStation, released, and full media suites like the XBMC. Every XBox I've softmodded, the person always asks about emulators. Let's not forget Sony v. Bleem (http://wired-vig.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,19066,00.html) which pretty much said emulator apps were legal.
Now, as far as Mini-DVDs go, I don't think they're going to work at all. I don't own a PSP, but if UMD is anything like MiniDisc, there's no way in hell a Mini-DVD-R is going to work. IF you look at the inside of a MD enclosure (Easy to do, just push in this one clip, and the door opens easily), you'd see that the drive spindle is smaller than that of a normal CD-ROM drive. Also, the space between the spindle hole and the data sectors is far smaller than the space seen in CDs or DVDs.
Now, while there's been much discussion of the physical discs, I'm surprised that no one has talked about the drive itself. Does the drive even have the capability of reading -R or +R media? Must we forget the crippled DVD-ROM drive in the XBoxes that required a mass amount of coaxing to get it to read CD-Rs (Right brand of disc, burned at the right speed, etc.). Plus, do UMDs even read like conventional discs? Remember the GD-ROM? Apparently both the GD-ROM (discs used in the Sega Dreamcast) and the XBox DVD-ROMs read from the outside inwards. Didn't the GD-ROM also read counter-clockwise (There's also rumors that the GameCube discs might read like that as well)? Remember, Sony is going to want to do everything they can to try and keep us out of their proprietary tech.
So, before we start talking about mass piracy or emulators, or even burning our own copies using such crude methods as home burners, let's wait until we learn a bit more about how this was all done. All we know is that is *was* done, not how.
i was told by a friend the the umd were used for backup in japan for a while, just nobody really uses them, sorta like zip disks, big capacity, small size, backup factor
This is great if they can get copied games to work I'll definately be getting a psp. as far not ripping off sony I could careless. I pirate everything and I mean everything all my software, games(xbox,ps2,and pc), music and movies. I know I'm a crook and a sneak, in most peoples eyes for doin it and could careless.
a little off topic. to the Europeans, why not get in contact with someone in the states? from what i understand 30.00 EURO is 38.39 U.S. unless your talking GBP so 40.00 would be 74.81 U.S. dollars which is a way bigger spread. If shipping to the U.K. is cheap enough (looks like 4.00 to 9.00 per package) it could be worth having a friend in the states. Heck i would do it just to help a fellow gamer (been playing for 30 years)
I'm #69...
I just wanna say that Sony has too much of my money as it is! I believe that if they didn't charge so much for there hardware and software then people wouldn't be looking for cheaper ways...
To all I do not agree or disagree with hacking games. I was asked by a client of mine if it is possible on a PSP and I must say that IT IS possible. I have seen it with my own eyes. The person that had it says he paid someone to add games to memory card and he got the hack from a website.
hey anyone know when they will be able to crack the firmware on the psp v1.5 i just bought one with the hopes i could put emulators on it and for the money that i paid it isnt worth it wiht out them.
hey anyone know when they will be able to crack the firmware on the psp v1.5 i just bought one with the hopes i could put emulators on it and for the money that i paid it isnt worth it wiht out them.
N1.5 firmware software is out go to ps2nfo.com to download
So, what's with the arse that says you guys are "condoning" piracy? I mean, wouldn't making a copy of a UMD be the same as creating an archival copy of a DVD? If someone wants to do that, who's gonna stop them, the money mongers at Sony? I say, down with propietary software. It all ends in five letters: G-R-E-E-D. Distribute them all over the entire *censored* planet if you have to! Let Sony know we won't stand for thier outrageous pricing! And if, after that, they still won't listen, have everyone you know boycott Sony products, and so on and so forth. Before long, they'll lose so much business that they'll HAVE TO drop the prices. That'll get the message across!
What d'ya say, guys?
So, what's with the arse that says you guys are "condoning" piracy? I mean, wouldn't making a copy of a UMD be the same as creating an archival copy of a DVD? If someone wants to do that, who's gonna stop them, the money mongers at Sony? I say, down with propietary software. It all ends in five letters: G-R-E-E-D. Distribute them all over the entire *censored* planet if you have to! Let Sony know we won't stand for thier outrageous pricing! And if, after that, they still won't listen, have everyone you know boycott Sony products, and so on and so forth. Before long, they'll lose so much business that they'll HAVE TO drop the prices. That'll get the message across!
What d'ya say, guys?
Does someone know how to get a hold of a software development kit for the PSP? Games are kewl, however, the unit would be much cooler with a browser, email, schedule, etc. I would be willing to code such app if I could get my hand on the SDK... Any info?
if Anyone Is Interested I havd UMD Disks (2.5 GIG) For Sale At 10$ AU Each Contact Me At Email: rickburma@hotmail.com Or ICQ: 334-056-246
P.S. I will sell burnt games for 20$ AU
Regards
That cant be for real...
Plus im guessing thats illegal..
:-/
Wasn't there some big problem with porn companies making movies on umds for psps? Now if there burning porno onto umds im pretty sure they could burn games with these isos, but for now im happy enough just using my loaders and emus
Hi,
I recently came back from malaysia. Out there they were selling the sandisk memory cards pre-loaded with psp cracked games. I tried and tested them, overall there were around 25 games to choose from. Haven't seen anything like that as yet over here, they were charging $20 dollars per game, around about 3 quid. Gutted I did'nt buy one but they were asking silly money for the memory card.
Sorry forgot to mention, the game sizes ranged from 150mb to 600mb, I think I remember vampire chronicles being around 400mb. Tenchu was around 200mb. I should have really bought the games and asked them to burn them on disk for me. Dickhead
just download them! Any torrent site will have many psp isos now. I have 6 UMDs which set me back a fair amount and i feel quite justified doing "try before u buy" with downloaded games.
It's like music. P2P for me is like radio used to be, if i really rate an artist that I come across, I will support their work and buy the CD.
This is not BS i have bought around 30 cds in the last 18 months of artists discovered via P2P. IMO this is not unusual, and Never factored in by the "copyright owners" (big companies, record labels,etc) when they bleat and whine about their "lost sales" Not every illegal download is a lost sale and it would help them to bear this in mind.
Does anyone know if the psp can be used online as a web browser?And what format the videos are and if you can upload them to a mem stick?Thanks peops
if anyone is interested in buy a memory stick pro duo 2Gb for 180euros (europe) please drop me an email to e x i s t e n ,at, gmail and ill reply the way to get one for fit games of PSP.
please send isos to creativepsp@gmail.com
I havent got a psp yet but i will in a few mounths time, i was wondering- can u burn music and dvds onto umd disks, if we can the person who made the software is a lagend!!! if there is anyone who could tell me about this i would be very pleased. thanx
after all ..... does eny1 knows any sites or knows how to download these ISOs??? i have the launchers ... but not the ISOs :( ....
if yes..... and ur afraid of puttin it here .... plz send it to
za_3b_olla@yahoo.com
i'll be greatful and thankful to u ppl who gives me 1ny link
neways guys i am a total rookie....so dont call me an idiot because i already know that i am....neways....i own a minidisc player (which is basicly a piece of crap) and the minidics it runs off of (md for short) appear to be the same size as a umd and allow me to manage music on them....like i said b4 im an idiot and dont know what im talkin about so forget it if you want....but would it be possible to convert that disc to be compatible with the psp and allow you to write files other then music on it?....if ne one wants to expiriment, just go to bestbuy and find the mini disc players and there should be some mini discs next to it....also the mini disc player comes with a usb cord to connect it to the pc. one end of it is a mini usb plug. could you cut the cord in half and take an extension usb cord and cut it in half, then using the "in" part of the usb cord wire it to the mini usb cord.....then take a flash stick and put files on it with ur pc then connect it to the "in" part of the new cable and the mini usb part to the psp?....just an idea i had that i cant do....so i thought id just give it to some people that might be able to (also: is it just me or do "md" and "umd" sound kinda alike?)
does anyone knows where to download psp games(homebrew) like(need for speed, burnout... etc)
send email to basilhskou@yahoo.gr
thank u very much!!
ummm.... you can buy those mini cds... they use them for sony cam corders dont they. and the PSP all they do is attach a big fat white thing around the disc... just because they dont want us to burn games lol... so......
lol you tard " blah blah blah ..... people that might be able to (also: is it just me or do "md" and "umd" sound kinda alike?)"
you think they are so stupid?
Unlike the Minidisc, another proprietary Sony-developed format, blank media will not be commercially available, in order to avoid piracy. However, there has been recent discussion about the UMD movie and music formats being opened by Sony, although it is not clear if this will result in the development of UMD "burners" (through CD or DVD burners). Sony has said that it intends to keep the game-formatted UMD specifications to itself, in order to avoid competition (and presumably to profit from licensing fees).
Ok, lets really think about this. I bought my PSP to play movies on the go as apposed to using my laptop. All my movies are on DVD, to which i rightly paid for. I would like to copy them so I can watch them on my PSP but, UMD discs are not universal as the name states. I paid over $30 aus per disc for the DVD's that reaped 10's of millions in the cinemas, now, instead of being leagally allowed to copy what I own, I have to go and buy them again. Come on Hackers, work faster!!!!
Dallas dude just use dvd decryptor to crack a dvd then pspvideo9 the file and put it on memory stick, easy and cheap.
$260.00 for a 4 Gig Duo at Best Buys
im in china and they are already burning games into memory sticks... i bought my psp there and the guyz burned 3 games into my 1 gig mem card.
can i put a ps2 game on a mem stick for psp.thank d
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Would this be beyond the realms of possibility. A company that could do this to your PSP on a 2-3 day turnover would be overnight squillionairs.
I want to replace my UMD slot with a 8gig IBM MIcrodrive :-)
Would this be beyond the realms of possibility? A company that could do this to your PSP on a 2-3 day turnover would be overnight squillionairs.
I'm ordering a PSP tomorrow and I've already made a pact with myself that I will NEVER buy a UMD. I'm not into games that much anyway. I want the PSP for playing movies, TV shows and showing my pictures on the best quality console screen on the market.
IVE GOT A LOT OF GAMES FOR MY PSP 1.5 JAP IMPORT I JUST NEED TO NOW HOW TO GET THEM ON TO MY MEMORY CARD WHICH IS 1MB SO PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ME. RUAIRI