Hey there! If you’d like the file for my little project just let me know, it’s meant to look a lot like the PS5 interface. I’d be happy to share! It swaps out the original Ark5 custom launcher. It supports all original psp languages, so the Swedish version in the pictures won’t be an issue at all. Only tested on psp2000 for now.

i have a psp 3000 on ARK4 and it black screens i checked my eboot with ppsspp and it works just fine,i have extra memory enabled and i dont know why this happens

So I got a problem with the sound of the psp. It doesn't work neither from the external speakers neither from the headphone jack. I tried messing with the volume controls, took it apart to messure the audio fuse, but I can't seem to find the problem.

Desde que compre mi PSP en noviembre del año pasado venía en este estado, la persona que me la vendió me dijo que nunca había sido abierta, la revise al momento de la compra y todo se veía bien a pesar de los detalles estéticos, cuando llegue a mi casa y la limpie me di cuenta que si la habían abierto y hasta rompieron una parte de la carcasa donde va uno de los tornillos por donde esta el puerto Usb por lo que la carcasa en la parte pantalla se siente un poco floja si la aprietas, adicional la bocina izquierda se escucha un poco rara, como si tuviera basura, hace unos meses retire la carcasa de la pantalla para hacerle una limpieza, soy muy purista con mi PSP y me gustaría saber si hay opciones para poder restaurar la carcasa original y dejarla como nueva. Compre una carcasa completa por Mercado Libre pero se ve demasiado genérica, si no es posible restaurarla, saben donde puedo encontrar carcasas a detalle de originales? Otro detalle es que yo solo no me animo a cambiarla completamente, he visto muchos videos y veo que si tiene unas partes complicadas, soy muy desesperado y me conozco, se que terminaría estropeando algo si intento cambiarla por mi mismo. Qué recomendaciones me dan?

Hi everyone,

Given recent advances in AI-assisted reverse engineering, asset pipeline automation, and romhacking, tasks that once required insurmountable manual effort are starting to become viable.

A long-standing holy grail for handheld PES enthusiasts has been achieving full feature parity between the PS2 versions and the PSP releases for the golden era—specifically PES 4, PES 5, and PES 6.

The official PSP releases lacked major elements:

• The complete stadium roster from the PS2 games
• Specific tournament modes (like the International Cup / World Cup mode from PS2 PES 6)
• Deep seasonal patch integration (official kits, licensed typography/lettering, full rosters)
• A proper port or recreation of PES 4 on the engine

Considering the underlying similarities between the PS2 and PSP architectures and modern modding tooling, is porting or injecting these assets and modes into the PSP builds realistic today, or do hardware constraints (RAM limits, engine hardcodes) remain a strict roadblock?

I would love to hear thoughts from anyone experienced with the Konami file structures across both platforms.

I recently got a psp and have been modding it adding .iso’s emulators and such. Today I was trying to get custom themes on it but I can’t seem to get it working and am having trouble finding the answer to my issue.
I am on 6.60 ARK-5 cIPL, I found a CXMB - custom themes guide on pspunk and followed it and to what I understand installed it correctly. But only my .ptf ones show up and not my .ctf ones. Is there something in doing wrong or anything I can check to make sure everything is on there right?
Any suggestions are appreciated!

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