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Although now that I think about it, it's kind of funny to consider pirating from the jerks who have made it possible to pirate and cheat on the PSP and other platforms, by stealing (or 'getting it for free' as was asked) the cheating program, there-by dishing a little back to the tardo-matic poozer game-hacker community and their amoral enablers. Without these stupid programs, we'd have online play for the PSP. Wouldn't that be a fun part of the system to take advantage of? A man can dream.:(.

There are currently two quite different PSP models available on the retail market (PSP-3000 and PSPgo), or three if you look carefully (PSP-2000), plus another you can find used (PSP-1000). That makes four PSPs to choose from, and though three of those models are quite similar, each one is a little better for a different specific use. How to Choose the Best PSP Model There are three variables that can influence your choice of which PSP model to buy (whether you're buying it for yourself or as a gift for someone else): the intended use of the PSP, how much you want to spend, and the form factor. Of these three variables, the intended use of the handheld is the most important. If you (or the recipient of your gift) wants to run, you'll want to choose a different model than if you want something that takes up the least room possible in your pocket or bag. Price can also be a major influence on which model you buy, especially considering that the two (or three) currently available models differ by almost $100 USD. Form factor is probably the least important variable and may be so closely related to intended use that it doesn't really need to be discussed separately.

Suffice it to say that one PSP model, the PSPgo, is significantly smaller than the others. It's also a lot cooler, so if that's important to you, then factor that into your decision. The Best PSP for Homebrew: The first thing to consider when buying a PSP is if the machine will be used to run homebrew programming, or if it will simply be used for games and movies available in retail shops or from the PlayStation Network. Driver For Flash Drive Staples 256mb. Most buyers are unlikely to run homebrew, as it takes considerably more work than retail games, and it requires some knowledge of programming. If you or the recipient of your PSP gift are an avid homebrew programmer, though, you'll want to make sure to get the best model for that purpose. It is possible to run homebrew on both the PSP-2000 and PSP-3000, but for the fullest possible homebrew experience, the PSP-1000 is still the model of choice (especially if you can get one that already has version 1.50 installed). You won't be able to find a PSP-1000 new on the shelves, but you might come across a used one at your local game shop, and you can definitely still get one on eBay.

You'll probably pay more for a PSP-1000 with firmware 1.50 installed, but if you're going to be playing with homebrew anyway, you can make downgrading the firmware your first project and buy a PSP-1000 with a later firmware version to save a bit of money. The Best PSP for: If you're just looking for a machine to play retail games and movies or PlayStation Network content, then the PSP-2000 or PSP-3000 will be your best bet. The main difference between the two models is the screen. The PSP-3000 has a brighter screen, but some users saw scan lines when playing certain games. Most players probably wouldn't even notice, but if you're picky about graphics, then stick with the PSP-2000.