Main features of this release are:

·         Requires PSP Firmware 5.03, including 6.xx for both UMD and backup.

·         Play on PS1 games.

·         Compatible with both PSP-3000 as well as PSP-2000 v3 official firmware 5.03.

·         Access to VSH and recovery console.

·         Play games that are protected against CFW.

Known bugs in application are:

·         MGS demo refuses to run.

·         Recovery mode menu is mixed.

Here are the options of Recovery and their equivalents:

·         USB toglie = OK

·         Configuration = ok

·         Skip Sony: not work (need not severe)

·         Hide corrupt icons = not work and labor Skip sony logo

·         Game folder HB ok

·         Autorun EBOOT ok

·         Fake region ok

·         Use vsh menu ok

·         XMB USB Device ok

·         Load Device with USB ok

·         Use M33 network update ok

·         Use version TXT ok

·         Use game categories = ok

·         Reboot in official firmware> not working

·         Advanced CPU SPEED =

·         CPU SPEED = Plugins

·         Plugins = registry hack

·         Registry hack = device suspends

·         Suspend device = reboot in official firmware

·         Reset system = quit

Word from the geek circuit is that the brave hardware hero LordLeXat has discovered that he can use a Nokia battery with his PSP. This is really only handy in a pinch but, hey, maybe you’ll be in a pinch someday.

According to a report posted by LordLeXat, the Nokia battery actually lasts longer than the standard PSP battery. Writes the discoverer himself,

“The battery is lighter and has nearly 150% lifetime of the original 1800mAh PSP battery, and by the way, the text of the Nkia battery reads 1020mAh.”

His rigging-up consists of a standard Nokia battery pack (BL-5C), which he utilizes by hooking it up to the PSP battery control board. We really don’t recommend trying this at home folks, but if you’re the type that’s inclined to tinker, give it your best shot. We’re not liable for any tear-jerking disasters that befall you, however. Stay tuned for more news and reports about this nifty hardware hack.