I'm currently running 5.50 Prom-4, and I've been seeing that some 6.35 CFW's have been released. I'm confused on the differences (if any) between the different ones, and whether they are worth upgrading to right now.
This is in the FAQ.
"Why do people want a 5.x hack over a 6.x hack?"
The 6.x hacks do not have full homebrew/plugin/game support (though this is improving over time and may not be an issue later).
http://gbatemp.net/t268289-psp-hacking-modding-f-a-q
"Why do people want a 5.x hack over a 6.x hack?"
The 6.x hacks do not have full homebrew/plugin/game support (though this is improving over time and may not be an issue later).
http://gbatemp.net/t268289-psp-hacking-modding-f-a-q
Personally, I've been using 6.35 Pro-B3, and haven't had any problems with it (yet). I recomend it for the extra features. I've been using my PSP (Phat, 1001) for a little over a day now but no problems. I keep a pandora battery on me just in case though. Good Luck!
http://pspcustomfirmware.com/19130/psp-custom-firmware-6-35-pro-b3.htm
http://pspcustomfirmware.com/19130/psp-custom-firmware-6-35-pro-b3.htm
I'm running 5.50 Prome-4 on my 1001 - I was able to downgrade from 6.31 without Pandora (see stickies for how-to), it's stable and it plays everything. If you have a 3000 or Go you are stuck with semi-hacks though.
am i the only one still using 5.00 m33-6 ??
the needs to update never occure to me.
sometime i tried new CFW, but eventually back to m33-6.
all my homebrew collection run on it
every game i want to play (currently playing duodecim and god eater) also work (m33+iso tool to decrypt and patch if needed)
imho. unless you have newer 3K/go. stay on 5.xx, for now
the needs to update never occure to me.
sometime i tried new CFW, but eventually back to m33-6.
all my homebrew collection run on it
every game i want to play (currently playing duodecim and god eater) also work (m33+iso tool to decrypt and patch if needed)
imho. unless you have newer 3K/go. stay on 5.xx, for now
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Nothing special about it other than it's more comfortable than the Lite+1
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@SylverReZ if you could find a v5 DS ML you would have the best of both worlds since the v5 units had the same backlight brightness levels as the DS Lite unlockable with flashme -
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BigOnYa:
A woman with no arms and no legs was sitting on a beach. A man comes along and the woman says, "I've never been hugged before." So the man feels bad and hugs her. She says "Well i've also never been kissed before." So he gives her a kiss on the cheek. She says "Well I've also never been fucked before." So the man picks her up, and throws her in the ocean and says "Now you're fucked."+2 -
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BakerMan:
anyways, we need to re-normalize physical media+1
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BigOnYa:
Agreed, that why I try to buy all my games on disc, Xbox anyways. Switch games (which I pirate tbh) don't matter much, I stay offline 24/7 anyways.
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@BakerMan - you can still "own" digital media, arguably easier and better than physical since you can make copies and backups, as much as you like.
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You can buy drm free games / music / ebooks, and if you keep backups of your data (like documents and family photos etc), then you shouldn't lose the game. but with a disk, your toddler could put it in the toaster and there goes your $60
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i like physical media because it actually feels like you own it. thats why i plan on burning music to cds -
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@rqkaiju2, Physical media is a great source for archiving your data, none of that cloud storage shiz.+1 -
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