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A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games! Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!).
A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games!
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Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!). I just sold my 512mb syick for a 1gb one. About the small games - there's already rips of the larger games out. Such as like TH and TW.
What I really want to see from booting games from the memory stick and what I believe is the most important - is the ability to bypass firmware checks. At the moment, any game that requires a firmware upgrade needs that upgrade (i.e Coded Arms only works on 1.5 PSP). So, when like GTA comes out that needs 1.51 or whatever, what are we going to do then? The end of homebrew? Hopefully all firmware will get cracked or the checks can be bypassed or something, because Snes and NeoGeo is just too good on the PSP.
In past entries we showed you and in very clear steps. This time, let’s dig into how to go about transferring ISO and CSO backup files (these are the uncompressed and compressed formats of PSP games, respectively) to play PSP games on your hacked Vita. Let’s get going. On Your Computer Step 1: Download ISO or CSO backup files of the PSP games you want from the web. These are the games you’ll want to copy to your PS Vita that runs TN-V.
Important Note: To use the PSP on your PS Vita you need game backups in the form of ISO or CSO files (which you can search for in Google). Be warned though, these and any other emulators out there exist for game owners to be able to play backups of games they own and not to foster piracy, which is illegal. Step 2: With the file downloaded, now rename it with a name that is at most eight (8) characters long, in all caps. In a similar fashion, also rewrite the file’s extension in all caps. This is a very important step, so make sure you enable your computer to show file extensions, otherwise you won’t be able to change them to all caps and the game files won’t be read by your PS Vita.
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A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games! Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!).
A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games!
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Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!). I just sold my 512mb syick for a 1gb one. About the small games - there's already rips of the larger games out. Such as like TH and TW.
What I really want to see from booting games from the memory stick and what I believe is the most important - is the ability to bypass firmware checks. At the moment, any game that requires a firmware upgrade needs that upgrade (i.e Coded Arms only works on 1.5 PSP). So, when like GTA comes out that needs 1.51 or whatever, what are we going to do then? The end of homebrew? Hopefully all firmware will get cracked or the checks can be bypassed or something, because Snes and NeoGeo is just too good on the PSP.
In past entries we showed you and in very clear steps. This time, let’s dig into how to go about transferring ISO and CSO backup files (these are the uncompressed and compressed formats of PSP games, respectively) to play PSP games on your hacked Vita. Let’s get going. On Your Computer Step 1: Download ISO or CSO backup files of the PSP games you want from the web. These are the games you’ll want to copy to your PS Vita that runs TN-V.
Important Note: To use the PSP on your PS Vita you need game backups in the form of ISO or CSO files (which you can search for in Google). Be warned though, these and any other emulators out there exist for game owners to be able to play backups of games they own and not to foster piracy, which is illegal. Step 2: With the file downloaded, now rename it with a name that is at most eight (8) characters long, in all caps. In a similar fashion, also rewrite the file’s extension in all caps. This is a very important step, so make sure you enable your computer to show file extensions, otherwise you won’t be able to change them to all caps and the game files won’t be read by your PS Vita.
...">Rewrite Psp Iso(10.03.2019)A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games! Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!).
A nice advantage of this is that some games take AGES to load (and continuously load between levels) via UMD. MS is obviously much quicker. Must say though, it does mean piracy will be high, and is exactly the reason sony want to lock down the console. The bad thing for pirates at the moment is that 512mb card are still quite expensive, and some games will either use a whole one, or not even fit on one, so you can't just fill up a ms with games - it'll be easier and cheaper to just buy the games!
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Of course, this is until they figure out how to compress them, remove fmv, or whatever, but with sony's constant firmware updating, and no known hack for 1.52, the market will be getting smaller and smaller, and the pirates may give up (fat chance, but hey, it could be a first!). I just sold my 512mb syick for a 1gb one. About the small games - there's already rips of the larger games out. Such as like TH and TW.
What I really want to see from booting games from the memory stick and what I believe is the most important - is the ability to bypass firmware checks. At the moment, any game that requires a firmware upgrade needs that upgrade (i.e Coded Arms only works on 1.5 PSP). So, when like GTA comes out that needs 1.51 or whatever, what are we going to do then? The end of homebrew? Hopefully all firmware will get cracked or the checks can be bypassed or something, because Snes and NeoGeo is just too good on the PSP.
In past entries we showed you and in very clear steps. This time, let’s dig into how to go about transferring ISO and CSO backup files (these are the uncompressed and compressed formats of PSP games, respectively) to play PSP games on your hacked Vita. Let’s get going. On Your Computer Step 1: Download ISO or CSO backup files of the PSP games you want from the web. These are the games you’ll want to copy to your PS Vita that runs TN-V.
Important Note: To use the PSP on your PS Vita you need game backups in the form of ISO or CSO files (which you can search for in Google). Be warned though, these and any other emulators out there exist for game owners to be able to play backups of games they own and not to foster piracy, which is illegal. Step 2: With the file downloaded, now rename it with a name that is at most eight (8) characters long, in all caps. In a similar fashion, also rewrite the file’s extension in all caps. This is a very important step, so make sure you enable your computer to show file extensions, otherwise you won’t be able to change them to all caps and the game files won’t be read by your PS Vita.
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