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Item: Black Sony PSP

Age: 8 months

Condition: Very Good

Price: $280

Location: Adelaide, south

Contact: here or 0400231089

Comments: Its got custom firmware so you never have to pay for games again :P

Black PSP 3.40 OE-A (the fatter, more durable ones)

1 gig & 512 MB mem stick

Charger

Hard Protective Carry case

USB cable

car charger

desk stand with charger

disc with 26 games incl. fast & furoius, poker, burnout, transformers, scarface, ace combat (also on the disc is a few ps1 games incl gran turismo 2, driver, destruction derby)

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cheers steve

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When you get the psp it has the official sony firmware which is uber gay, but this has been re-flashed (hacked) so that you can play dl'd games, usually get them off torrent sites, but all you do is just drag and drop what games you want onto the memory stick. There are different custom firmwares but this is one of the best and most stable, as in the games will work 100% the only time they wont is o the filename is too long and stuff like that.

With that it also means you can play ps1&2 games as in Gran Turismo 2 etc, which is good fun when your bored :dry: and the beauty of these little babies is that heaps of the games have had FMV scenes etc cut out so the game is only about 20MB meaning you can fit a shitload of games on there.

Hope that helped/ answered what you wanted.

edit: the reason that sony releases more firmwares is to stop this sort of stuff happening, hence this is one of the highest custom firmware.

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