Dont know if any of you have seen this.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...dget_howto.jpg
Like the look of it? There is a guide here on how to do it.
S34MU5
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Dont know if any of you have seen this.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...dget_howto.jpg
Like the look of it? There is a guide here on how to do it.
S34MU5
How the heck would you use it? its not even attached to the psp!
that wat i though. then if you glued it onto of where the normal stick is it deffo wouldnt fit in your pocket!
@ S34MU5
why in the world would you ruin such a sexy device by glueing this to the faceplate...shame on you
lol that is just, rem. you could at least file it down or something it looks really un-sexy such a word is horrible to type
It'd be better if the whole PS2 controller was controlling the PSP. Especially if you were to make an adapter so that you could remove the controller easily and switch back to the PSP's built in game pad.
Yes, this Mod is great...gotta give Ben props...But somebody has gone a step further and Modified this Mod to convenience...Check it out.
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=39292
What I'd like to know is if it would be possible to map the PSP's controls to one of those PC "Playstation-like" controllers that are mainly used for PC games and emulators... and have it plugged to that second USB port that this guy made. Would it actually work?
It isn't really a usb port, it just uses a USB port for a connection as it is small enough to fit in the space.Quote:
Originally Posted by Apoklepz
Technically though, it is possible to connect all the contacts on the PSP and get different controllers into it, but not a normal usb adapter. Personally, I wouldn't mind a PSP to PS2 controller adapter.
Cloudy
wow really cool, id rather to use the original than this. But really nice work. Good job :)
I didnt make this just to let you know
I saw another setup like this on youtube.
Where the white strap or cable u can see on the pic is a usb port that this guy added to his psp,then the joystick plugs in to that port.