PSP I got rid of my CFW today

[Bulgar Trev]

I got rid of my CFW today, simply because its too much hassle to upgrade to a new CFW, and because i dont use any features of a CFW anymore. So i downgraded to 1.5 and installed the newest firmware.


What do you guys think? Stupid move?

 

[Abe Froeman]

You may regret it, you may not. I buy PSP games that interest me, so if you do the same it may not be a big deal. The main feature I use on a homebrew enabled PSP is emulators.

 

[Sousanator]

I see it as much of a hassle as upgrading official firmware (which is very little).
I don't see any advantages OFW has over CFW, but we all have our opinions

 

[Cryox]

The only time I see it as a hassle is when it is freshly installed on a new PSP (ie you put CFW on your friends PSP) otherwise the hassle is the same as it is on OFW.

 

[Lachrymose]

Network update is a hassle? Wow.

There are plenty of reasons to keep custom firmware.

 

[Adiuvo]

Since you have a 1000, not really. If you ever want it again you can just make a Pandora battery.

 

[yolarrydabomb]

Meh I never touch my PSP-1000 anymore.


thinking about selling it. not sure yet.

 

[Dan]

You wouldn't get much for it :l

But Bulgar Trev, whatever floats your boat, it's your decision. None of us are going to flame you or kill your family for it.

 

[Adiuvo]

I got $50 for one of mine with a custom faceplate. TBH I ripped the guy off. They're not worth that much.

 

[spitfireuk]

I got $50 for one of mine with a custom faceplate. TBH I ripped the guy off. They're not worth that much.

i only got

 

[Hellcat]

My PSPs (1000 and 2000) are on 5.51 OFW for quite some time now.

Those few times I actually use them, I do so to play the few good games I d/l'ed from the PSN store, so big advantage having the latest OFW there.

However, my 1000 is a "dualboot" with an armed Pandora battery in it. holding "Down" while turning on lets me boot 4.01-M33 from the MS to test the stuff I compiled or to let the one or other HB run,