Good for you, now your educated.This thread has unexpectedly come back to life and color. Everyone pushing and yanking to assert themselves and have the last word. From having said my opinion and talked about my experience a ruckus broke out: and some bigwigs even bothered to register here. I have brought yet another contribution and publicity to this site: guys, take it into account!
This thread has unexpectedly come back to life and color. Everyone pushing and yanking to assert themselves and have the last word. From having said my opinion and talked about my experience a ruckus broke out: and some bigwigs even bothered to register here. I have brought yet another contribution and publicity to this site: guys, take it into account!
I've never tried ark 4, but I used ark 3 on the vita before adrenaline existed.@PSPModz ,@PSP_Cult , Emphasizing first of all that I have never been rude or uneducated, perhaps I might even do you the honor of becoming your friend, if you will show yourself worthy of it.
Since you are PSP experts, can you help me with this little difficulty of mine?:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ark-4-cfw-port-for-psp.581263/
@PSPModz ,@PSP_Cult , Emphasizing first of all that I have never been rude or uneducated, perhaps I might even do you the honor of becoming your friend, if you will show yourself worthy of it.
Since you are PSP experts, can you help me with this little difficulty of mine?:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/help-a-tactical-advice-for-srwa-finale-stage.606948/
What I use too. I just order whichever I can find which is cheapest. Usually only $2-3 (au) + postage. Also, make sure your get a legit brand memory card from a reputable store. Anything up to and including 128gb. Personally, I have a 128gb card in a single black adaptor for games, hombrew, emulation and another 128gb card also in its own single black adaptor for movies (UMD movie ISO files + MP4 files) - just swap in/swap out as neededI have a PSP 2003 with a 512gb micro sd , in an adapter.Some adapters allow at most a 32gb microSD. Others accept 2 x 32gb, formatted correctly. With some adapters you can go up to 128gb, but the PSP menu becomes very slow, and corruption of the microSD during saving or during file management (rename, delete, copy and paste etc.) is more likely, and so you would lose the whole content of the microSD, isos and saves.
I recommend, as in my case, 2 or 3 32gb microSD (maybe with the corresponding adapters, which are very cheap) to alternate when needed, and containing different categories of games or emulators: this is just my personal preference, the choice is yours...
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