Questions about PSP
Good day, ladies and gentlemen.Began I often ride in the trip, so decided to buy a portable console in the way to run, as a person who grew up in the 90s, I wanted that type of thread wore/blew/Sega, because to read 10-12 hours in a row really tired.
I thought I'll come on a thread of the market - and there are mountains of all sorts of different portative.
Yeah, right... well, there's nothing but a couple of not particularly outstanding CityCat no(abydno) In this regard, I decided to look in the direction of the outdated classics, like the PSP. But since my experience portable gaming not gone beyond the electronics, then immediately raised a number of issues:
1. How do you feel emulators of old consoles on a PSP? is it comfortable at all to play?
2. What should be the firmware, so there was no hassle then with the software,in Google different writing?
3. On which model to follow? In my city only sell 100x.
4. How long does the battery and that magic memory card needs to be( there's some technology has to be supported)
Thank you all for your attention.
Should be used on PSP Go and PSP 3000 are both good, firmware to install, from PRO-B10. The emulators are quite good, tested on personal experience with the NES, SNES, SEGA (I Think it was called Gens) and GameBoy, but best of all is a complete emulator Ps One in my pocket. To play it quite a handy, but will have to get used to the fact that only one analog. At minimum screen brightness and headphones to play four hours, that's not to mention all the bells and whistles in the form of portable chargers. Flash drive there is Memory Stick Duo" it will be enough to take on eight GB.
PS: I advise you to take your old periodically carry to work, play it in games of childhood, when nothing else to do...