New PSP firmwire icons shown (not yet release) + Compatability with PS3

[Sterist]

How would you play a purchased game without UMD access?

smartasses lol..... ok... restrict controlled UMD use

[IndianCheese]

Oh No! Someone Ate The Music Icon!

[DraconumPB]

lord knows, all the icons don't fit onscreen at once NOW.

[IndianCheese]

Music is between photo and video. Video is right next to photo in the picture. Maybe Sony added full customization to the icons, order of icons, system sounds, etc. That would be awesome.

[D4rkn1c0n]

It would be simple to fix the iso problem all Sony would have to do is add a little bit of code to the games on UMD disk that tell the PSP only to let they play from UMD and makes them not even visible if they end up on the memory stick

[Madonion]

It would be simple to fix the iso problem all Sony would have to do is add a little bit of code to the games on UMD disk that tell the PSP only to let they play from UMD and makes them not even visible if they end up on the memory stick

hmmm, but what about GTA, no one is playing that game on a v1.5 psp yet so i think whatever sony did is working .

[IndianCheese]

Or scan the Memory Stick for any files ending in .iso when a new Mem Stick is inserted or USB is exited and delete it.

[cloud_952]

Or scan the Memory Stick for any files ending in .iso when a new Mem Stick is inserted or USB is exited and delete it.

Oh, that's good and lovely.. until someone stores a totally legit CD image in ISO format on their memory stick. It's my memory stick, and it's my ISO file, I'm allowed to store whatever I want on it. It's not necessarily a PSP ISO. ^_^ Even if that was a sure-fire method, then there's an easy work-around: rename your *.iso to any other extension and then have the ISO loader look for an launch the different file type. The extension of a file is really unimportant. It's just a way for us (humans) to organize and to assign programs to things to make life easier.

It would be simple to fix the iso problem all Sony would have to do is add a little bit of code to the games on UMD disk that tell the PSP only to let they play from UMD and makes them not even visible if they end up on the memory stick

That would work great.. if people weren't using ISO launchers. What you do is.. have the ISO launcher ignore that bit of code, and then launch the game. It's not them showing up on the memory stick that causes a problem anyway. It's not like you just simply rip the game to your memory stick and then have a great time. o_O

So.. yeah. Honestly, I'm just interested in how people come up with these "zomg!! I bet no one's ever thought of THIS before" theories without thinking it through.