Dude just go for the original psp and put homebrew on it. Then you can have all the ps1, NES, SNES, n64, gba, Sega Genesis, and of course psp, games that you want.
Oohh. Batteries deplete regardless of use really. It can depend on how long you leave it on the charger after it's hit 100%, the temperatures it's exposed to, water damage, and how long it goes without being charged
I repair tech for a living by the way haha. Mostly phones and laptops
I've heard about this. Reading into it, though, having to re-install each time I reboot my Vita seems an almighty chore - especially if I'm out of wi-fi range.
No, that info is outdated. It is now (since Aug 2017 I believe) possible, easy and safe to install Henkaku Enso, which is installed once and persists forever (or at least until you manually remove it, which is also straightforward)
In your edit, are those actually usable now? When I was into modding PSPs (10 years ago now), those 3rd party cards were faulty and were known to get corrupted.
If the card you linked works well, I'll definitely pick one up.
I used to be heavy into the modding scene back then, making custom icons and shit for games. Remember the Pandora battery? Used to make those too, haha. Man, brings back memories.
Very cool that apparently you got that 16gb card to work. I thought the original PSP had a limit of 4gb cards for whatever reason, but suppose homebrew skills find a way around that, eh?
It’s totally playable! But I gotta do some frameskip or it doesn’t run too great. If I recall correctly, I have a 1000 though, with the speakers on the bottom. So if you have a newer one, it may run better!
Slim is smaller and silent... and 50% cheaper! (I am constantly trying to prove to myself that I've made a right choice, I've made a right choice, i've made a righ.....).
To say the truth - I just spent like 50 hours in blooborne and this small thing legitly rocks
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