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1 - There's a difference between imperfect emulation, and emulators that crash the PSP on startup or upon loading a ROM either 100% of the time, or on a regular basis.

2 - Masterboy does not support cheats.

Slim on 6.60 PRO-C. So I usually use Emumaster for my GB/C stuff and it works wonderfully, but it has no cheat support. I had a gameshark when I was a kid and had a shit-ton of fun with lots of codes (dark link, fight wild mew, etc.) and want to use codes, but I'm having various troubles. A main iss...

The download links no longer work unless you register for the site (in italian).

Might want to use a static file host?

try updating with an official update, maby that will fix it ... Since this is an earlier-model 2000 with a Pandora I've flash and reflashed and updated officially quite a few times in testing the instructions I make for other people... heck, in doing one last troubleshooting run before my second po...

Was afraid of that. The only NAND backups I seem to have are from my PROME-4 install, and I think I was having PSN issues back then as well. I'm seeing if by chance I have an older NAND dump backed up on my PC, but it's taking a bit to look. And yeah I tried the "make new IDstorage" option in the pa...

I am using 6.20 PRO-B8 on a PSP 2000 (TA-085) with the permanent patch applied. I have all three plugin categories disabled from the recovery menu. I am capable of signing into PSN and downloading free comics and viewing them , but when I try to download a PSP game demo or one of the free games for ...

irfanhb7 wrote:I am sick of answering these questions.
I created a topic about how to fix the errors a long ago.
First do some searching before asking.

So you're saying that link you gave has signed 64-bit drivers for PSP Type-B?

casello wrote:what i can do for play with 'new super mario bros' on my psp ? ? ?

You don't.

Fake FAT by itself only seemed to work, I needed to have it boot from BIOS as well, and I haven't had it freeze yet (but I've only tried it a few times).

It has three features. 1 - The good old HOLD R recovery menu on boot that can run an eboot or change settings. 2 - The option to boot OFW by holding Select on startup. 3 - An emergency uninstall function. Should you manage to brick yourself, try pressing ?O+X+Select+Start while turning your PSP on. ...