Noob PSP help needed ... how to run homebrew?
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Drew you don't need to buy that battery, you can make your own. Jae has most of the details though since I'm at work I don't have access to my favorites. If you search through the older PSP threads, (I forgot which one) I think I gave a bunch of links.
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can you make the battery for cheaper than it is costing on that website?
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I'd like to say I'm on 3.XX ... I know it's a 3, but I'm not sure from there. : \
It has a crystal faceplate ($5) because my black one cracked and the OEM black plate was $25 :<
It has a crystal faceplate ($5) because my black one cracked and the OEM black plate was $25 :<
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If you're a gamer, the chubby one sits in your hands better. I have a slim and 200+ gigs of games on an external. o:
Just makes sure after you mod it, that you pull out any UMD's out of the back. There's no need to ever have one in there again. Oh.. and a .cso is a compressed .iso. Always format your memory stick in the PSP so that it creates the proper folders. Movies go into the VIDEO folder and all games .cso and .iso go into the ISO folder.
Just makes sure after you mod it, that you pull out any UMD's out of the back. There's no need to ever have one in there again. Oh.. and a .cso is a compressed .iso. Always format your memory stick in the PSP so that it creates the proper folders. Movies go into the VIDEO folder and all games .cso and .iso go into the ISO folder.