The Play Station Portable is equipped with a memory card slot. This card can store not only photos and musical compositions, but also games in special file formats.
Instructions
Step 1
If you use a PSP console equipped with a UMD disc drive, you can run SWF (Adobe Flash) games from the memory card. You can place them on the card either by connecting the device to a computer via a cable with a Mini-USB connector, or using a card reader.
Step 2
Please note that the newer the STB's firmware, the more compatible it is with the newer Flash version, so it makes sense to update its software. The firmware itself is free, but you will have to download several tens of megabytes via WiFi, so first make sure that your home wireless router is served by an ISP with an unlimited tariff plan. Do not try to use hacked ones instead of the original firmware - there is a risk of permanently disabling the console.
Step 3
Even after the firmware update, the console will only be compatible with Flash applets up to and including the seventh version. Create a folder on the map called FLASH. Launch the built-in browser and enter the following line in the URL field: file: / flash /
Step 4
A list of files in the folder will be displayed. Select among them the one you want to start, if necessary, confirm its launch, and then start playing.
Step 5
If the Flash applet fails to start, enable Flash Player in the console menu. To do this, select the menu item Tools - Settings - View Settings - Flash and activate it.
Step 6
Later PSP family consoles (Go, Vita), which do not have a UMD drive, use the memory card to store any data and programs, including commercial games of their own format. To do this, using the built-in browser of the set-top box, go to the following website:
Step 7
Register on it, and you will immediately get the opportunity to download trailers and demo versions of games to your PSP memory card for free, and for a fee - and their full versions. They can be launched through the menu of the device.
