Seems like it won't be long in arriving though.LegendaryMachine said:
:blink:LegendaryMachine said:No homebrew on the new psp yet, but who cares? The homebrew scene just doesn't compare to that of the gp2x, at least in my opinion. And by the "scene" I put a great emphasis on the community.
Custom firmwares are awesome - the ability to play any PSX Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, Silent Hill, the Resident Evils, etc. etc. makes Custom Firmwares a must have to get the most out of your PSP, ime... jimid2 said::blink:LegendaryMachine said:No homebrew on the new psp yet, but who cares? The homebrew scene just doesn't compare to that of the gp2x, at least in my opinion. And by the "scene" I put a great emphasis on the community.
The PSP community can be rough around the edges, but I've been taken to task here for calling an unfinished and long-abandoned EMU "half-assed" (a perfectly valid evaluation, imo), so the knife cuts both ways... Anyway, if you don't think that running PSX games "compares" to the EMUs on the GP2X, you're nuts!
You assume that everyone wants PSX and wants to fill up an entire memory stick with 2 PSX games
I really don't give a shit about PSX, or N64 either.
You should be - it's "half arsed"! *ignores all Americanisations*jimid2 said:
DaveC said:You assume that everyone wants PSX and wants to fill up an entire memory stick with 2 PSX games
I really don't give a shit about PSX, or N64 either.
No, I assume everyone but YOU wants to fill up an entire memory stick with 2 PSX games... What the f#¢k else are you going to put on it? Your latest Ashley Simpson video? :lol:
And for the record, I've got three PSX games, two entire PSP games, three episodes of Firefly and a half-gig of music on mine... Which means maybe you shouldn't be such a cheap bastard and buy a bigger memory card, or more than one...
quartercast said:
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Steve-O said:Custom firmware for PSP Slim released
http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread.php?t=78493
5 days it took to hack the new PSP!! LOL
Excellent news. B)
Because calling something somebody has worked for a long time on for no pay and then given to you "half-assed" makes you a tit?jimid2 said:
Ahem, it's Ashlee Simpson.Ganepark32 said:
I'm always confused at why people are so fervent towards being at either end of the spectrum with the PSP. It's either "yay" or "pfft, I'd never want to be seen dead with one of those things." It's confusing. Especially when the PSP itself, despite whatever people may want to say, is a very hot piece of technology sitting right there in your palm. Sure, it has its faults, but when Nintendo peddle technology such as the DS and the Wii (DS = glorified N64, Wii = couple of Cubes strapped together with a wavey wand) and win everyone over, I'm left confused.nickspoon said:
Pylon_Trooper said:
nickspoon said:Because calling something somebody has worked for a long time on for no pay and then given to you "half-assed" makes you a tit?jimid2 said:
You know, if I work on something for a while, applying my time and talent to it, and then walk away from it when it's incomplete, and someone calls it "half-assed", I'm intelligent enough, mature enough, and man enough to say, "Yep. You're right. I was lazy. I didn't bother finishing it." And then I might ask "Why don't you?" I would not, however, be so audacious as to tell him he has no right to make that observation. So, I don't feel I need some over-sensitive prima donna programmer to tell me I have no right to call a spade a spade, especially when he's not even the guy who wrote the code I'm criticizing in the first place. I'm sick to death of the whole "you didn't pay for it so you have no right to notice its numerous and glaring faults" school of programming. This is especially true if a large community of fans point at an unfinished program as a reason to buy a $200 piece of hardware, making some pretty darned "optimistic" claims about it in the process - honestly, I almost feel obligated to point out it's flaws then, if for no other reason than it might help the next guy make a better buying decision. Does that make me a tit? I don't care; things do cost more than just "money" in this world. Ultimately, I'm interested in the usability, stability and functionality of the software I spend the precious and irrecoverable time of my life acquiring, installing and using.
Okay, so that probably reads a little strong, but I'm tired of tip-toeing around this subject. If I don't bother to finish a job properly, I don't see that should mean I get a free ride just 'cause I'm not charging $$ for it. In my opinion, the bottom line should be that if I can't be bothered finishing the program, I should at least put the source out there, easily and publicly available, so someone else can finish it in my stead...
my 2¢ (dons flame-retardant suit)
Ganepark32 said:
The tv out will be good for making videos of psp stuff for youtube.
