PSP Firmware (v3.95) Coming Soon

[No_one_in_particular]

oO. if you buy something and you get updates for it you expect them to be useful and things that people WANT.

From where I'm sitting, the ability to customize buttons for PS1 games is pretty damn useful and I definitely want it.

why would you need to customize the buttons for psone games? Aren't the PSP controlls layed out the same way? And the kinds of PSone games that you would want to change the layout... already have menus/options to do so, don't they?

Until you're ****ed when a game needs R2, right ?
They have options, yes, but it's just changing the combinations - I find they're never ideal.

[DarthPaul]

oO. if you buy something and you get updates for it you expect them to be useful and things that people WANT. your argument is invalid because if you had your way, you couldn't complain if sony released some crappy update that adds something like crappy visualisers that a MINORITY would enjoy.

First, when the PSP came out nobody knew that updates were gonna be available later.

Second, what the hell do you want? We got a full speed PS1 emulator with an update, we got an Internet Browser, we got Skype, we got Go!Messenger, we got Remote Play, we got a Radio, we got RSS feeds, did you pay for that when you went to purchase the PSP? No! Well, you probably bought it yesterday, but I didn't. I got it the first day it came out, with firmware 1.5 and it was plain and simple. And through the updates the PSP now is a freaking monster. What else do you want? I know, you, as me, want more. But not every update is impressive. You couldn't expect 3.00 with a PS1 emulator, then 3.01 with a PS2 emulator, and 3.02 with a PS3's... come on, be thankful.

[jamotto]

Plus we got many smaller, but still nice improvements.

WPA

TIFF, GIF, PNG and BMP

Wallpaper

Transfer images via wifi

Many playback features added for video's

Abilty to use the internet to set the date and time

Music visualizer

Dynamic normalizer

MPEG-4/H.264 resolution support upto 720×480

Themes

Added video, picture and music in the root directory, each supporting sub folders.