mapthis psp without homebrew

yjeezy_07 · 05-27-2007, 09:21 PM

how do i put psp games on my psp and be able to play them

chkdg8 · 06-21-2007, 04:08 AM

You place the umd in it's slot and hope for the best.

F34R · 06-23-2007, 06:10 PM

lmfao chkdg....

I haven't checked the forums in a loooong time.

chkdg8 · 06-24-2007, 05:17 AM

Hey, he asked!

joeb1990 · 07-03-2007, 04:52 PM

If you dont want to give all the homebrew community a bad name and give sony more of an excuse to block homebrew from there firmware i suggest you go to your nearest gamestop purchase a umd and insert it into the slot in the back of your psp

chkdg8 · 07-03-2007, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by joeb1990

If you dont want to give all the homebrew community a bad name angive sony more of an excuse to block homebrew from there firmware i suggest you go to your nearest gamestop purchase a umd and insert it into the slot in the back of your psp

I own a good amount of umds. That's not the point of homebrew. Homebrew is a chance for developers to come together as a whole and make a great system even better. If Sony wanted to put an end to the psp hb scene, then they would work together with the underground devs and introduce their version of hot and needed apps such as psp radio, afkim, mapthis and many others. Plus, there's no official "Sony" video converter for those who want to watch simple video content on their psp. They promised us an all in one portable media device and they haven't delivered thus far. Almost 85-90% of the titles are port overs and that's the reason behind homebrew games which in some cases, stand up to mainstream game developers.

As long as the psp is around and the possible psp revision that might be announced during this year's E3, there will always be a healthy homebrew scene. I can go on all day on the psp's drawbacks without homebrew and you'll still be stuck on your "umd purchase" suggestion. What I do worry about are those members who sign up just to find out how to get free games on their psp and make that their first post. Those are the ones that could care less about homebrew because:
1. They're too cheap
2. They're little kids who think it's cool to call themselves "pirates"
And 3. They don't read the forum rules and ask how I can help them steal games on an open forum and again, make that their first post. Once they find out, their gone without a care. That's not why I got into the scene in the first place.

So instead of assuming that that's all we do here, try and visit pspupdates and look at the amount of support and developments that are on there. You're lucky I didn't even touch emulation software and capabilities because I can go on for another 37 paragraphs.

Good luck.

**wonderbread689** · 07-03-2007, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by chkdg8

Quote:

Originally Posted by joeb1990

If you dont want to give all the homebrew community a bad name angive sony more of an excuse to block homebrew from there firmware i suggest you go to your nearest gamestop purchase a umd and insert it into the slot in the back of your psp

I own a good amount of umds. That's not the point of homebrew. Homebrew is a chance for developers to come together as a whole and make a great system even better. If Sony wanted to put an end to the psp hb scene, then they would work together with the underground devs and introduce their version of hot and needed apps such as psp radio, afkim, mapthis and many others. Plus, there's no official "Sony" video converter for those who want to watch simple video content on their psp. They promised us an all in one portable media device and they haven't delivered thus far. Almost 85-90% of the titles are port overs and that's the reason behind homebrew games which in some cases, stand up to mainstream game developers.

As long as the psp is around and the possible psp revision that might be announced during this year's E3, there will always be a healthy homebrew scene. I can go on all day on the psp's drawbacks without homebrew and you'll still be stuck on your "umd purchase" suggestion. What I do worry about are those members who sign up just to find out how to get free games on their psp and make that their first post. Those are the ones that could care less about homebrew because:
1. They're too cheap
2. They're little kids who think it's cool to call themselves "pirates"
And 3. They don't read the forum rules and ask how I can help them steal games on an open forum and again, make that their first post. Once they find out, their gone without a care. That's not why I got into the scene in the first place.

So instead of assuming that that's all we do here, try and visit pspupdates and look at the amount of support and developments that are on there. You're lucky I didn't even touch emulation software and capabilities because I can go on for another 37 paragraphs.

Good luck.

Wow, that was amazing. You should right a big report on homebrew and post it everywhere and maybe people will begin to appreciate all the developers hard work to put out these fantastic applications and more. I see this a lot with people saying "where can i get psp games to download" etc. If they want to know how to do this..learn it on your own. Or some other person could help you. Why dont you actually go buy a few games, download a few things from pspupdates and you will have fun.

Good luck.