GAMES, MOVIES , AND FREE STUFF FOR YOUR PSP

If you're interested in downloading PSP games or movies then this may be the most important blog you read today. Here's why: I was frustrated at the expensive prices of new PSP games so I searched on the internet to see if there was a way to download the same games and movies for a low price. I found some websites which are actually good. I have listed these sites on this blog. Clearly there’s more PSP trick out there.. I’d love it if you could add your ideas or comments.

t's not too hard to transfer files from your Windows PC to your Sony PSP, but here's the trick: the "PSP Value Pack" doesn't have everything that you need. Not so good. In fact, you'll want to add a larger Memory Stick Duo, for example, because 32MB just isn't much space at all, when you come down to it.

The other missing piece in the Value Pack is the USB cable that lets you connect your Sony PSP to your Windows PC and, of course, vice versa. Fortunately, these are pretty easy to find - anywhere that carries Sony digital cameras should have the right USB cable, or you can try somewhere like Froogle to find a cable. I did a quick search and found this $7.95 cable from one store.

To get everything working, plug the Sony PSP into the Windows PC via USB cable, plug the PSP into the wall, then turn both units on. On the PSP, click the "USB Connection" button (on the Settings menu) and, hopefully, your PC will beep and tell you that it's found a new "removable disk": your PSP.

Using Windows Explorer, find the new PSP device and if there isn't already a folder called PHOTO on it, create one as you ordinarily would create a folder in Windows. Now just drop in any JPEG images you'd like to have viewable on your PSP while on the go.

Music-wise, you'll want to create a folder called MUSIC and drop in MP3 format music files (which means that you can't play music you get from the Apple iTunes Store, for example, because that's in a different format).

I hope that'll get you going with this process. It doesn't seem too hard!

Here are a couple of useful additional references:

Thanks to Tommy Martin for his help with this question

Additional useful reference articles:

• Download music from your PC to your Sony PSP • Watch DVD Movies on a Sony PSP • Getting Network Update to work on a Sony PSP • Sony PSP Firmware Update Instructions • iTunes music on a Sony PSP