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PostPosted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 1:05 pm
by BKFraiders7
First, to answer you questions, you have to either have 1.50 or a custom firmware to play NES emulators.

The point to downgrading is to show sony no one wants just theres and stop being idiots and not letting us play the games we want.lol. just kidding. the real reason is to,like you said, play homebrew games and do homebrew applications.

1.50 is ok but me and everyone else on this site will probably tell you to upgrade to a CFW. A CFW instead of 1.50 lets you still play homebrew games but also gives you what sony is offering with their FW and extra. Such as the biggest examples recovery mode in case of semi brick, and being able to control the speed your psp runs. This can greatly influence battery life and speed of games.

If you just downgrade to 1.50 then it will have a "drawback" which is not being able to play psp games that require a certain version. BUT if you upgrade to a CFW then you will be able to play those games again.

If you need any more help pm me.

PostPosted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 3:28 pm
by Kanadier
You can use devhook (device hookup) and iR Shell to do most of the stuff newer firmware can do, however devhook only goes up to 2.81 firmware emulation. I've even heard of some people staying in HEN (homebrew Enabled) mode! I don't know why you would want to, It goes back to official firmware when you fully shut it off.

PostPosted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 5:18 pm
by blackzmage
3 reasons. Because we own psps with a lot of free time to our title and we figured how to hack