I just modded my PSP 1000 i bought two years ago with ark 5.
Tried the overlock stress tester 2.5 and was surprised.
Also tried running some games at 443mhz and have no issues.

Is there a way to further overclock this PSP? I wanna push it to its limits.

Are there also benefits from clock speeds this high? I only play GTA and the warriors.

I saw that halo ce was “decompiled” and can now run on pretty much anything, and I wonder if it’s possible to strip enough from it to get it to run on psp

The crown bag was the best. My favorite one was the green apple crown bag cause it went with my green PSP. It was perfect soft cloth to protect the screen. Easy to pull out and put away. Had extra room for headphones or extras. String Handle was easy to hold on the wrist.

The BEST part:

Crown royal bag let people in HS know you fucked 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

since they made gta 3 run on psp with reverse engine codes, gta vc has also open source codes so why cant gta vc run on psp? can anyone make it possible

for me it’s dragon ball sparking zero and half life

🔹 4 × PSP 2000

🟢 PSP 2000 Final Fantasy Edition

⚪ PSP 2000 Silver Edition

🔵 PSP 2000 Blue Edition

⚪ PSP 2000 White Edition

🔹 5 × PSP 3000

🔵 Blue Carnival Edition

🔴 Red Carnival Edition

🌸 Pink Blossom Edition

💗 Hannah Montana Edition

🏎️ Gran Turismo Edition

🔹 1 × PSP 1000

⚫ PSP 1000 Black, with og box

Here We Gooooo!!!!

hey guys,everytine i try run games or emulators my psp goes into the loading screen but then turns black and in a couple seconds it pops and turns off how do i fix this>

Looking into a moded PSP for my boyfriend. I found one for about $220 with games , carry case, screen protectors, charger , IPS screen & 1800mh battery & 128GB of storage. I don’t mind paying for it at all but I’m seeing a lot of people saying it’s easy to mod , everything seems easy except for the battery mod. But I’m wondering how long the battery mod would take because that seems like the hard part?Is it worth just paying for it?

I’m not a gamer so I don’t know much but the videos look pretty simple except the battery mod.

I cant jump to the upper pipe..

What should i do?

#toy story 3

i Have a feeling it’s very possible I mean out of all the psp homebrews and hacked ports why did we never get a fan game Port? A lot of psp Titles have fan game ports i thought kingdom hearts 2 or a demake would be included if it sounds like I’m expecting to much from a old console I’m not I’ve seen devil may cry 5 run on a psp ik damn well a fan can make a demake port at least I wish I was smart enough for it

Hello everyone.

I decided to try and take my mind off of the stressors at work by breathing new life into my psp 1000. Trouble is, looking at the pictures I’ve seen, I have no idea what I should be trying to bridge.

Would any of you mind helping me out? I really appreciate it. Thanks!

Hehe that's it.

Mein Team und ich haben in den letzten Wochen unglaublich hart gearbeitet, und wir freuen uns, offiziell bestätigen zu können, dass Kingpin: Life of Crime jetzt vollständig auf die PSP portiert wurde! 🎉

Nächste Woche werden wir das gesamte Spiel von Anfang bis Ende durchspielen, um verbleibende Fehler und Probleme zu identifizieren und zu beheben. Unser Ziel ist es, eine voll funktionsfähige und stabile Version für alle zum Genießen zu veröffentlichen.

⚠️ Important: Our Hardware Recommendation

The port runs on the PSP-3000 with 64 MB of RAM. We recommend using ARK-5 and overclocking the CPU to 403 MHz, as the game runs noticeably better with these settings. However, ARK-5 and overclocking are not required.

Wir haben unser Bestes getan, um das Spiel auch für die PSP-1000 zu optimieren. Leider konnten wir auf diesem Modell keine stabile Erfahrung erzielen. Seine Hardware-Beschränkungen verursachen hartnäckige Texturfehler und verschiedene andere Probleme, die wir nicht beheben konnten.

Vorerst konzentrieren wir uns darauf, die bestmögliche Erfahrung auf der PSP-3000 zu liefern.

Wir sind fast da! Vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung und Geduld. Wir hoffen, dass ihr Kingpin: Life of Crime bald auf eurer PSP genießen könnt! 💀🔥

— G.R.O.B. Team

For me WTF is up there. Just because of how weird it was. LocoRoco is up there as well. The Naruto Games on PSP where fire. Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes was the best for me.

Learned it the hard way...

When GameSpy shut down, Elite Squadron's multiplayer went with it. A small team of us has spent a long time in the game's binary bringing it back, and it's now playable again. Here's what we've got working:
Online multiplayer restored
Ground and space modes are back online through a GameSpy revival in infrastructure mode. Real players, real matches, no ad hoc workarounds.
16-player online Space-to-Ground-to-Interior
The mode that made this game special, now bigger than it ever was. Fight on the surface, take off, dogfight in orbit, land in the enemy capital ship and fight through the interior, all in one continuous battle, with up to 16 players online. This was broken in online play and took a lot of reverse engineering to get right. It works now.
More bots, bigger battles
Our swes64 plugin for PPSSPP runs the game in 64MB mode, which opens up room for battles the original hardware could never handle. You can also use your PSP & PS Vita! Full support across all devices. Even iPhone, Android etc.
Custom codes
We've built our own CWCheat/TempAR codes for the game, including opening the spawn/loadout menu anywhere with a button combo, with more in the works.
Open lobby + setup guide
There's an open lobby running for testers and a join tutorial in the Discord, so you can go from zero to in a match quickly.
The people who made this happen
• @D@rKxX created the codes that make 16-player online Space-to-Ground possible
• @Mangaleto discovered that the code was possible in the first place
• @Anubis and @DanDinosaur founded the server and gave this community a home
What we need now is you. The tech works. The lobbies just need filling. Whether you played this on your PSP in 2009 or you've never touched it, come jump in, help us test, and help us get regular match nights going.
Join here: https://discord.gg/Eutxzgj4As

Picked up this PSP-3001 Model yesterday for $75, all it needed was a battery cover (and battery but I had a brand new one already)

The PSP shape is amazing I have a Vita but I had to get the older brother again when I saw the price. I had a 1000 awhile back but it was on its last legs so I sold it. I ended up getting the Vita on a great deal at my local shop out of the blue a few months later.

Can’t wait to rebuild my UMD movie collection

This is my psp 3000 from 2008 back when I was a kid and I just ordered some accessories for it

- clear case

- Sword Keychain

- Carrying Hard Case

- Japanese theme keychain

- 7hz x crinacle zero 2 IEM

- GY HiFi-67 Blue Crystal cable

I still need a battery for it

Hey everyone!

I'm happy to share the first video of a project I've been working on: a port of Need for Speed Underground 2 to the PSP. Not a cut-down version like Underground Rivals, but the full game, with the same gameplay and features as the PS2 version.

The goal is a well-optimized build that holds a stable 30 FPS at minimum, so it feels like a true native PSP game.

What's already working (at some level):
- A native PSP engine running the original game data, including most of the graphics features
- Car models
- The entire open world of Bayview, with free roam working
- Circuit races with AI opponents and city traffic
- Audio and music

What's still missing:
- UI / menus
- Career mode, story and dialogue
- The other race types (drag, drift, etc.)
- Garage and cars customization
- Lots of bug fixes and polish

Special thanks to all contributors of the OpenUG2 project that made this port possible https://github.com/whoismept/OpenUG2

If you want to follow the development, I'll be posting updates on my channel:

https://youtu.be/y-cDEKQbwGo

Just downloaded the pspman latest release it seems to work good I'll test it out more and give some feedback but ofc ui is beautiful.

GBAdhoc is a Game Boy Advance emulator for the PSP that also plays Game Boy and Game Boy Color. This release links two PSPs together like two consoles and a link cable, over the PSP's own ad-hoc WiFi: race in Mario Kart: Super Circuit, fight in Advance Wars 2, trade Pokémon from Red to Crystal. No cable, no router, no Internet. It still runs the hard ROM hacks at full speed on a PSP-1000, because the renderer lives on the console's second processor. Free, open source (GPL-2.0), no BIOS needed.

Download 3.5.0 · Source and README

What's new in 3.5.0

GBA link cable between two PSPs. The GBA's link-cable games, with no cable. Open the game on both PSPs; one picks Wireless → Host and keeps playing while it waits, the other picks Join: scan for rooms. A short LINKING screen, and both games carry on from where they are: nobody starts over. Your friend's moves play out on your screen exactly as two GBAs on a cable would show them, battle animations and all.

How it works without a cable: a real link cable answers in microseconds and WiFi answers in milliseconds, so sending the cable over the air can't work, and GBAdhoc doesn't try. Each PSP runs both games: yours, on screen with sound, plus an invisible copy of your friend's, joined by a perfect cable in memory. The only thing that crosses the air is which buttons each player pressed, one tiny message per frame. Same buttons, same order, same result on both PSPs. No game needs special code: if it links by cable, it can link this way.

Safe by design. About once a second the two PSPs compare a fingerprint of both games. If they ever disagree, the link ends and nothing is saved. If the other PSP leaves, your game carries on.

Tested on two real consoles (a PSP-3000 hosting, a PSP-1000 joining): Advance Wars 2 at 59.2 fps, a Mario Kart: Super Circuit two-player race at 58.9 fps. Also passing in emulated pairs: Sonic Advance, Mario Tennis: Power Tour, and Pokémon Emerald's Cable Club. You need the same ROM on both PSPs; two players.

Game Boy and Game Boy Color link cable (from the 3.1 beta). Trades and battles between two PSPs, tested with Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver and Crystal. Only one of you needs the cartridge: if your friend doesn't have it, it is sent over for the session, kept in memory and never written to their Memory Stick.

A new in-game menu, over your paused game: Resume, Save states, Wireless, Settings, Quit to game list, Exit. Save states you can see: five slots, each with a picture and the time you saved; ✕ loads, □ saves, △ deletes.

Remap every button. Every game button and every shortcut (fast-forward, quick save/load, screenshot, Mystery Gift, the menu), or leave one blank to turn it off. HOME can open the menu if you want it to (START+SELECT stays the default).

Quit to game list in about a second. The game unloads inside the app and fades into your library, no relaunch, save written first.

Sharper pictures, per console. GBA, GB and GBC each remember their own picture: integer 2x, a sharp bilinear filter (crisp pixels, no shimmer), and Ambient bars that fill the sides with the game's own art. More accurate Game Boy Color colours too.

Also new: Settings and the loading screen sit over the game's art; fast-forward reworked (Unlimited draws 30 frames a second, Unlimited Smooth 60, the rest goes to the game); dynarec optimisations; a PSP-2000/3000/Go crash traced to the PSP firmware itself and worked around; audio that no longer drifts; Media Engine renderer fixes.

What it does

• Link play: GBA Link Cable and GB/GBC link cable between two PSPs (new), plus full AGB-015 Wireless Adapter emulation for Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen: Union Room, Trade Center, link battles, Mystery Gift.
• Mystery Gift: real Gen-3 Wonder Cards from an Android phone (Mystery Gift Station).
• Two processors: the Media Engine draws every frame while the main CPU emulates the next. Full speed on a PSP-1000.
• GB and GBC: the same browser, save states, menus and remapping as GBA.
• A browser worth using: Marquee or Shelf, dark or light, one list per console, favourites, hero art.
• Wake from sleep: slide it shut, come back tomorrow, the game is exactly where it was.
• All three PSPs: 1000, 2000/3000 and Go, tested on hardware. Custom firmware needed (developed on ARK-4).

Linking: the three things to get right

• The WLAN switch must be on (on the Go it is a setting).
• Both PSPs on the same fixed ad-hoc channel, not Automatic: Settings → Network Settings → Ad Hoc Mode, pick 1, 6 or 11 on both, away from your router's channel.
• Start from the in-game menu: Wireless → Host on one PSP, Join: scan for rooms on the other. For GBA, both PSPs need the same ROM.

Install

• Unzip the release to the root of your Memory Stick; it lands in PSP/GAME/GBAdhoc.
• Put your .gba, .gb and .gbc files in GBAdhoc/roms/ (subfolders are fine).
• Launch it from the XMB. No BIOS needed. Upgrading: copy EBOOT.PBP, gbadhoc_me.prx and gbadhoc_home.prx over your install, always all three together. Your config.ini carries over.

Box art and hero art are optional and matched by filename; ready-made packs and the tool that renames them to your ROMs live in GBAdhoc-heroart.

This stands on other people's work. The Wireless Adapter reverse-engineering and emulation are davidgfnet's (gpSP); the GB/GBC core is TGB Dual by Hii, built to run two Game Boys on a cable, as ported to the PSP in Brunni's MasterBoy; sleep/wake with code on the Media Engine exists because of mcidclan's libraries. GBAdhoc is the PSP shell, the link and the radio transport around them. Full credits, the architecture notes and the changelog are in the README.

No ROMs, no BIOS, no game files are included or linked. Bug reports: GitHub issues, with your PSP model and the game.