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arthanytez
26-08-08, 21:15
hi i recently just bought a psp, but unfortunately, it has a version of 3.51... i want to downgrade to 1.50, so can anyone PLEASE help me???:confused:
Angelus
26-08-08, 21:24
My friend did it for me using a 'Pandora Battery'... haven't got a clue how it works, though. :confused:
Larapink
27-08-08, 00:18
Why would you want to downgrade your PSP, I am just curious. :)
Angelus
27-08-08, 00:19
So you can play PS1 games on it. :)
Shrantellatessa
27-08-08, 01:04
So you can play PS1 games on it. :)

You can still do that with a firmware higher than 1.50 :)
mmm...cookies
27-08-08, 01:45
There are loads of reasons, Homebrew is one major one.


ANYWHO you'll need someone with an already downgraded psp and then some software that turns your memstick and battery into the downgrader (pandora)

there is no way to do above 3.0 any other way.
Larapink
27-08-08, 02:28
So you can play PS1 games on it. :)
Thats awesome! :jmp:
Natey168
27-08-08, 02:30
You can still do that with a firmware higher than 1.50 :)
Only if you buy them on the Playstation Store.
arthanytez
27-08-08, 06:55
ohkk thanks.....:hug:
thanatos
27-08-08, 08:36
You know it's trademark infringement playing copied PS1 games, just saying...

If you have a phat PSP it is a lot easier than the slim one, but both ways involve using a Pandora battery. To be honest I think this thread should be closed before it goes into dodgy territory.
robm_2007
27-08-08, 17:32
why wouldnt you be able to play PS1 games on a better sofware?
Minty Mouth
27-08-08, 17:43
Just use remote play :wve: You can play ps1 games on your psp that way, legally :tmb:
LegenDarY
27-08-08, 18:19
You know it's trademark infringement playing copied PS1 games, just saying...

If you have a phat PSP it is a lot easier than the slim one, but both ways involve using a Pandora battery. To be honest I think this thread should be closed before it goes into dodgy territory.

Oh please, you big dramaqueen. I have a PSP with a custom firmware purely cause you can do so much with it, like watching movies, play SNES and PS1 games and install cool homebrew programs.

Everybody's always so secret about it, but when I install TR1 on my PSP, I don't feel the slightest bit of guilt, since I have it both for PS1 and PC, so I've payed for the game already twice.. same goes for some SNES games like A link the Past, I have a SNES copy and a GBA copy, so who cares about downloading these games.. they're not even for sale anymore :).