Pandora Battery

As some of you know, I fucked up my PSP a while back trying to install the 1.5 firmware kernel into 3.90 m-33 ( in laymans terms, I messed up BIG time ). So for the last month or so, I've been staring morosly at my very expensive paperweight, wishing and praying that someone had a homebrew enabled PSP with which I could create a Pandora's battery. I got impatient a bought one the other day, and all going to plan, tomorrow I will be using my PSP once again.

Which brings me to my next point: so what? I barely used my PSP when I had it, and enjoyed modding it far more than any of the games I played. Hopefully that will be remedied with Crisis Core ( among others ) but I doubt it will hold any appeal after I've clocked it. The problem is, the PSP is a fantastic hand-held console, but the games side of things is a real letdown.

To me though, worse than the dismal array of games ( there are some good ones, but thy're few and far between ) is Sonys incompetence. There are things that the PSP homebwerw community has developed that if implemented into official firmware, would make the PSP a far more powerful competitor to Nintendo's DS and other handhelds, which still has a strangelhold on the handheld market.

I could go on for hours, but I'll leave it at that.