How to UN-BRICK " Bricked" PSP

Red Fan X5

Heard this off a mate this evening. Not sure if this is already posted but here it goes....

It's listed on the engadget.com site at :

http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/23/pandoras-battery-hack-promises-to-unbrick-all-bricked-psps/

There's a badly focused video on youtube about setting it up:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=c-10VBXLIqc.

I haven't tried it yet as I don't have a spare battery or memory stick at hand.

Looks promising !!!!!!

Nailz

Too much of a danger to hack into your PSP IMO, but in all honesty... I'm too stupid to hack it (no pun intended... but it was a fúckin' good one!).

If its bricked you have nothing to lose

WellyJ

Nailz wrote:

Too much of a danger to hack into your PSP IMO, but in all honesty... I'm too stupid to hack it (no pun intended... but it was a fúckin' good one!).

Not dangerous at all really,

As long as you take the necessary precautions.

Like make sure its plugged in or has full battery.

Also, with this tool now there genuinely is no reason not to do it.

And it's WELL worth it. If it weren't for homebrew I would not be using mine at all and would probably have sold it

Nailz

But I don't know what you can do with homebrew.

WellyJ

Nailz wrote:

But I don't know what you can do with homebrew.

Emulation,

You can play all of your old playstation games,

Nothing like playing through FF7 on a handheld,

PSX games actually look better than ever on the PSP screen.

Really good Sega Genesis emulator, SNES emulator,

Decent N64 emulator,

All older stuff like C64, Atari etc.

Good CPS2 emu also.

Then there are lots of cool stuff like turning it into a universal remote control.

Google it man,

It really unlocks the true appeal of a PSP,

To be honest i think its an awful purchase if you don't intend to use homebrew