In order to play PlayStation 1 games on your PSP, you must be running firmware version 3.00 or above and own a PlayStation 3 in order to download the games from the PlayStation Store. You will a memory stick duo of size 512MB or above in order to download games onto your PSP. Games can be purchased using a PS3 via the PlayStation Store option. Please note that PS1 game discs cannot fit into the PSP's UMD slot. Trying will either damage your disk or the PSP.

Answer: No, as the PSP is smaller than a CD or DVD hence why it takes UMD instead. So Sony would have to relaease an external drive to allow these formats to be played.

No, the hardware is not the same, it is not backwards compatible and it does not have built in PS1/PS2 emulation.

we said above: definitely. The PSP is only going to get better and better as this holiday season approaches. And it handles MP3s and photos very nicely, especially with a juicier memory stick. Unless irate grannies have their way, Grand Theft Auto will be coming out this fall for the PSP—none of the others can stake a claim like that. And as usual, as programmers learn to fully exploit the hardware, the games will continue to improve. And look at that screen!

Necronomicon, like most conventions, offers a number of games, both tabletops and freeforms, from a range of categories. Most conventions will include some horror, science fiction, fantasy, and comedy. Some games will be run using a particular games system, although players rarely need to have rules knowledge, and others will be systemless.

Download disk images (e.g. .dsk, .nib, .2mg files) and use these as virtual disks to play the games on a PC or Mac via Apple II or Apple IIgs emulator software. Popular Apple II emulators include AppleWin and Apple Oasis. Normally disk images will be in .zip or .gz compressed form when downloaded. Use WinZip or a similar utility to uncompress these files. Download and uncompress the disk images of games you want to play. Then, transfer the images to your Apple II (or IIgs)-- e.g.

Sony has stated on numerous occasions that its PlayStation Portable will connect to the PlayStation 3 via USB and wireless connections.

Screenlife games are designed to play on any device that supports DVD play. As you may know, with Xbox, a converter is needed for DVD play. With PlayStation, you will not need a converter. Screenlife games can also be played on a laptop if the laptop has updated DVD player software. If you find that your laptop software is not compatible with Optreve?, you can go to www.interactual.com for a free download of the optimal DVD software.

No. There is no such emulator. There is however there are emulator available to play PS1 games, N64, SNES, NES, MAME, NEO-GEO etc.

There is a limit of 5 videotapes, 5 DVDs (2 DVDs if they are new/popular), 10 compact discs, 5 audiotapes, and 1 playstation game per borrower. Yes. Nashua Public Library customers may obtain materials from other libraries in New Hampshire as well as from other United States libraries through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). Materials borrowed from libraries within the state generally will arrive within a week to ten days. Books from out-of-state may take longer.

The PSP is multi-region so you are able to play games from around the world, although it is possible that not all games will work (so far, we have no evidence to prove this). There may be incompatibility issues with multi-player games when using copies from different regions. UMD Movies on the otherhand are not multi-region. If you own a European (PAL) PSP, you can only play region 2 UMD Movies, which means a PAL console can play JAP UMD movies, but not US, as US is Region 1.

I don't know, personally, I don't copy games or movies. Visit PS2OWNZ.COM and check out their online gaming forums. There should be more than enough information there to get the ball rolling for you. Hey, can you help? I got this Playstation 2 system that doesn't read this, that, the other. I have not ordered the repair guide. Customers are priority, and I've got a lot of customers.

Play-by-post is a way of playing D&D (or any roleplaying game) online without needing chat software or a specific meeting time. Basically, the DM makes a post to a thread describing what the players see/hear/experience, and then each player responds with his character's reactions. Posting times vary between game, from fast games that ask for players to post several times per day, to games that require only one post per week.

drop down menu will appear. Select the desired game type and that table list will be displayed in the

Yes. There are dozens of first-person shooters, strategy games, puzzle and adventure games, even board, and puzzle games. Several regions of the world have been devoted to role playing, and resemble medieval towns, or futuristic cities. The building and scripting system even enables Residents to create their own version of a MMORPG, including hit points, character stats, and all the other classic elements.

Action Girlz Racing (Data Design), Activision Anthology (Activision), AI Series: Mahjong (Marvelous), AI Series: Igo (Marvelous), AI Series: Shougo (Marvelous), Autobahn Crossroads (Resolution), Axel Impact International (SCEK / Axis), Azaya: Jungle Bowl Champions (Jungle Peak), Battle Blades (Data Design), BBG (Seed9), Big Choppers (Eutechnyx), Big Mutha Truckers 2 (Eutechnyx), Board Game Gallery (Phoenix Games), Burnout (Criterion), Bust-A-Move (Taito) Card Shark 3 (Phoenix Games) , Car Jacker.

No. There are some games that people could see as "ports" (GT4, Tony Hawks Underground 2 and Hot Shots Golf for example), but the amount of games like that are very few compared to all the brand new games being developed for the PSP. Those "ports" all feature new content as well.

Yes, you most certainly can. However, it is not possible to offer compatibility out of the box for all Xbox titles due to hardware conflicts between the two systems.

The graphics of the PS3 are far superior when compared to its predecessors. We expect the first generation graphics of the PS3 to be better than what Doom 3 and Half-Life 2 were able to accomplish.

Connect your PSP to a PC/Mac via USB cable. The PSP will show up as a removable drive. If you open the drive, you will see a folder named "PSP", open theis folder and create a folder called "MUSIC", if it doesn't already exist. Connect your PSP to a PC/Mac via USB cable. The PSP will show up as a removable drive. If you open the drive, you will see a folder named "MUSIC", if it doesn't already exist create it.

If you have a PSP_GAME, or a SYSDIR and USRDIR, you unrared too much and you need to rebuild the ISO.(look to next question)

Well I called Sony not to long ago and asked the same question. They said a couple simple things can solve a bunch of problems. Try plugging the Playstation directly into a wall socket, not into a power strip or extension cord. Don't play the Playstation while its on an electronic device like a VCR or TV. Also do the usual, don't leave the PSX open, etc.

Modchips, especially in older Playstations, heat up after after a lot of play time. In Japan they have cooling fans to help fix this problem, here we don't. Not everybody has this problem through, you can half solve it if you place the Playstation on a flat surface so air flow can get under the Playstation, helps it cool down.

The files are downloaded to your computer then you simply transfer the files straight to your PSP using a USB cable or compatible memory stick reader. We offer all software needed and complete step by step instructions making the process simple even for a child.

A] have the files necessary in /PSP/GAME/*INSERT_FOLDER_NAME_HERE*. the name of the folder does not matter, you just have to have the eboot and the keys.bin in the folder

Absolutly! We are the only PSP download service to offer this option at the time. Download all of your favorite PS1 games and play them on your PSP.