It's hard to find a decent PSP site for customized PSPs. Most sites are pretty much junk, for example they have a lot of pop ups, they're not organize, getting files are a pain in the arsenal, and just things that really bugs you pretty much or at least, me. So the question is what PSP sites do you use and why do you use them? Warning! Some PSP sites cannot be be linked here because they're considered to be competitors of Romulation but just give us the name when you're talking about them; don't include any links for those sites. Sites: HackoPSP: http://www.hakopsp.com/ PSPISOZ: http://pspisoz.com/ Pspiso: http://pspiso.com/ PSPgweber: http://pspgweber.com/
Yeah that's the main site I use for now because it's really hard digging up any other sites that are better. PSPISOZ isn't that great either because they don't use filters of any sort so that finding games become easier and the site is messy. It's hard to manage a site but they should at least modify it once in awhile. But yup, reason why this topic was started (to find more sites).
The only good thing about pspisoz is that they are affiliated with romUlation. I'd upload some games if not for my crappy internet
that doesnt actually mean anything other than the owner asked to be affiliated and had enough vistors for seph to agree.
Or you can just go directly to Hako's site which I listed above. ;] Post Merge: [time]1265553068[/time] If only PSP ISOs/CSOs were to be as small as DS Roms, with them keeping everything such as good graphics and such, I would be able to fit lots of games on my memory stick, but too bad. Until someone finds a way to do it we're stuck with what we have.
Well I'm kind of sure that it's the same Hako because after downloading a zip file from "Hako's" site, within the zip file it contains the game/movie and a text file that states: "hello.. i am hako.. I am only here..: http://www.pspiso.com/forumdisplay.php?f=127 and here..: http://www.mcpsp.com/ I don't have anything with other sites. They're stealing my games,links and username," and sometimes you just have to have trust; we'll never know if anyone is truly anyone but that's the world of the internet.
