If you managed to upgrade to 6.37 OFW on your PSP despite numerous warnings from everywhere not to do so, you’re in luck (sort of) as Wololo has updated his Homebrew Loader (HBL) to

PSP for Dummies > 6.37 OFW (and above) for non-hackable PSPs You have reached this page because you want to install custom firmware on your non-hackable PSP but have firmware above 6.35. As with 6.35 OFW

To address the full security compromise of the PSP, Sony has issued a new firmware that aims to defeat the user mode exploits available in 6.35 Hen, 6.31 Hen and 6.20 TN-A Hen. Important: If

As with the PS3’s 3.70 OFW, Sony has released a new firmware update: 6.60 OFW. As is the case with past updates, Sony’s new firmware patches the exploits used to run CFW, in this case

If you have updated your PSP to 6.38 OFW or 6.37 OFW or even the latest PSP firmware, 6.60 OFW and found yourself without a Hen or CFW that’ll allow you to run homebrew

Sony has released another firmware update for the PSP.  PSP 6.38 OFW is now available for download.  Like 6.37 OFW, it’s unadvisable to upgrade. The PSP Firmware 6.38 changelog reads: This is a minor update that

ardi has just released version 1.0 of his aLoader plugin for 6.20 TN HEN, an alternative ISO loader to the Prometheus ISO loader and the OpenIdea ISO loader. aLoader llows users to boot ISO’s straight

If you’re having problems playing games with the Prometheus ISO loader, don’t fret, a challenger has appeared :). Enter the OpenIdea ISO loader. It functions just the same as the more popular

I’ve been receiving tons of questions on how to check if their PSP can have custom firmware installed.  Here’s a complete and concise guide to get you going.  Make sure to read through the

PSP for Dummies > PSP-2000, PSP-3000 and PSP Go This part of the guide will help you install custom firmware on your non-hackable (aka partially-hackable) PSPs. PSP models that fall into this category are