For those of you who are new to the concept of hacked PSPs, custom firmware might not sound so familiar. Custom firmware allow you to run.

The RetroArch project keeps evolving and has been updated to v1.8.3 (UPDATE: Now on v1.8.4 16th January 2020 - see Changelog for more Information) as a number of new improvements come to both the PS Vita & PSP ports. Developer's and libretro contributors from all over have been elevating the emulation project. In particular andare coupe of the devs who have been porting new cores to the PSP. Now MAME 2000, freeIntv, TGB Dual and Handy are some new libretro cores running in the PSP port. Then the PS Vita port has seen performance improvements for MAME 2000, 2003 and 2003plus.

Additional details below and also on the official blog post linked below.​. Rinnegatamante has released version 0.9 of VitaQuakeIII for your homebrew enabled PS Vita for when your on the go or your PlayStation TV / Vita TV when your gaming away on the big screen. Either way this is an enjoyable homebrew port. In this version marked as 0.9 the developer has added an Automatic Data FIle Downloader when data files are not present. This makes the release much easier to install and setup and a nice edition to the vita homebre. There has been alot of attention to performance as well in this update the addition of dynamic libraries support for OpenArena core has provided a significant boost.

Also, this update provides some experimental support for Urban Terror. This add-on is multiplayer, but as the vita port developer explains in the release notes provided below there will be some issue as outlined due to this was a release designed for the PC and the Rinnegatamante had to do quite a bit of work to get it running on the Vita:​.

A smal update has arrived to the popular PS3 plugin that comes packed with tons of functionality. Has been updated from developer with the release of version 1.47.26. This is not a huge update but the dev has pushed a fixed to a ' issue that was reported by wmm user gosseux,The problem seemed to occur if combo ' select+up/down' was disabled it also was disabling ' Select+O' button combo. This since has been fixed with this new update, also there was a requested feature added. That feature (syscall command via web) should not be used unless you know you are doing as there could be some issue occur if used incorrectly.

So its a use at your own risk feature. More about that feature can be seen in the changelog provided below.​. Yes PSP is great even todayreplaced mine by TNV-10 + PS1 Loader (PS Vita)so i would like to see some improvement here too (TN-V or Ark2) for example.cso and.dax format support like in ME/LME 2.3yes PS Vita Native Hack would be nice but why we cant have both emulated PSP + Native hack improvementsI write this because some People say they want only Native Hack and the PS Vita Scene Devs should not improve emulated PSPi disagree with them! EPSP improvement are also welcome and appreciative of course for real PSP too! Samlogic cd menu creator.

.Note this guide still works fine for PSP's on 6.39, however if you want to update to 6.60 which is likely the final PSP firmware see an updated version of this guide:The PSP Custom Firmware 6.39 Pro B8 will work on all PSP models from the original PSP to the PSP Go, all you need is to be running the official 6.39 firmware to install and use this custom firmware.When custom firmware is on your PSP you can use emulators, homebrew applications and even backup your games to the memory stick. This allows you to easily carry around more than one game, and helps to save your PSP's battery as it does not need to power the UMD drive when playing games.You can only permanently install this firmware on a PSP 1000 or a PSP 2000 that is not an 88 v3 version. However its very easy to re load the custom firmware on a 88V3 PSP 2000, PSP 3000 or PSP Go. When you have this custom frimware installed you should be able to press 'select' when on the XBM menu. A list of options should appear, if you set the USB mode to the PSP's UMD drive and connect the PSP to the PC with a USB cable you will be able to go in to my computer, select the PSP drive and copy an ISO of the disc to your PC.Thats how I have backed up all my games anyway.

I'm typing that from memory but im pretty sure thats all i did. If you need any help post back and ill find my PSP out and double check.