It's always really annoying when you buy a PSP game that you think
you're going to like, but when you get home and try it out it's not
quite what you were hoping for.
Have you ever wanted to be able to play some PSP games before you
bought them to see if they were any good?
Most people would like to be able to do this, but they have no clue
about how to download games or where to download them. Well, it's
actually easier than you might think.
One note, though, before you can play any downloaded games you have to
downgrade your PSP to handle them. You can find out more about that
below.
There are a few ways you can download games. One of the easiest is to
sign up for a game download site, but you can use torrents to get them
yourself. If you know all about routers, opening ports in firewalls,
and seeding, then torrents may be for you. If none of that makes any
sense to you, just check out a download service. Our link at the
bottom will lead you to more info on that.
After you find and download the PSP games you want, the next step is
to plug your PSP USB cable into your PSP and your computer. Go the the
root directory on your PSP then make a folder called ISO. Unzip the
game files, then copy them to the ISO folder. (Note: This is for PSP
games only. If you have downloaded a PSOne game it would go into the
PSP/GAME folder.)...

PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl

vfhoqqruopwt@yahoo.com wrote:
> It's always really annoying when you buy a PSP game that you think
> you're going to like, but when you get home and try it out it's not
> quite what you were hoping for.
> Have you ever wanted to be able to play some PSP games before you
> bought them to see if they were any good?
> Most people would like to be able to do this, but they have no clue
> about how to download games or where to download them. Well, it's
> actually easier than you might think.
> One note, though, before you can play any downloaded games you have to
> downgrade your PSP to handle them. You can find out more about that
> below.
> There are a few ways you can download games. One of the easiest is to
> sign up for a game download site, but you can use torrents to get them
> yourself. If you know all about routers, opening ports in firewalls,
> and seeding, then torrents may be for you. If none of that makes any
> sense to you, just check out a download service. Our link at the
> bottom will lead you to more info on that.
> After you find and download the PSP games you want, the next step is
> to plug your PSP USB cable into your PSP and your computer. Go the the
> root directory on your PSP then make a folder called ISO. Unzip the
> game files, then copy them to the ISO folder. (Note: This is for PSP
> games only. If you have downloaded a PSOne game it would go into the
> PSP/GAME folder.)...
> 
> PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl
GFY

In article <498f01e9$0$16167$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>, 
weeeddy@hotmail.com says...
> vfhoqqruopwt@yahoo.com wrote:
> > It's always really annoying when you buy a PSP game that you think
> > you're going to like, but when you get home and try it out it's not
> > quite what you were hoping for.
> > Have you ever wanted to be able to play some PSP games before you
> > bought them to see if they were any good?
> > Most people would like to be able to do this, but they have no clue
> > about how to download games or where to download them. Well, it's
> > actually easier than you might think.
> > One note, though, before you can play any downloaded games you have to
> > downgrade your PSP to handle them. You can find out more about that
> > below.
> > There are a few ways you can download games. One of the easiest is to
> > sign up for a game download site, but you can use torrents to get them
> > yourself. If you know all about routers, opening ports in firewalls,
> > and seeding, then torrents may be for you. If none of that makes any
> > sense to you, just check out a download service. Our link at the
> > bottom will lead you to more info on that.
> > After you find and download the PSP games you want, the next step is
> > to plug your PSP USB cable into your PSP and your computer. Go the the
> > root directory on your PSP then make a folder called ISO. Unzip the
> > game files, then copy them to the ISO folder. (Note: This is for PSP
> > games only. If you have downloaded a PSOne game it would go into the
> > PSP/GAME folder.)...
> > 
> > PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl
> GFY
> 
> 
My girlfriend farted yesterday too. They're awful aren't they.

Bikini Whacks wrote:
> In article <498f01e9$0$16167$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>, 
> weeeddy@hotmail.com says...
>> vfhoqqruopwt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>> It's always really annoying when you buy a PSP game that you think
>>> you're going to like, but when you get home and try it out it's not
>>> quite what you were hoping for.
>>> Have you ever wanted to be able to play some PSP games before you
>>> bought them to see if they were any good?
>>> Most people would like to be able to do this, but they have no clue
>>> about how to download games or where to download them. Well, it's
>>> actually easier than you might think.
>>> One note, though, before you can play any downloaded games you have to
>>> downgrade your PSP to handle them. You can find out more about that
>>> below.
>>> There are a few ways you can download games. One of the easiest is to
>>> sign up for a game download site, but you can use torrents to get them
>>> yourself. If you know all about routers, opening ports in firewalls,
>>> and seeding, then torrents may be for you. If none of that makes any
>>> sense to you, just check out a download service. Our link at the
>>> bottom will lead you to more info on that.
>>> After you find and download the PSP games you want, the next step is
>>> to plug your PSP USB cable into your PSP and your computer. Go the the
>>> root directory on your PSP then make a folder called ISO. Unzip the
>>> game files, then copy them to the ISO folder. (Note: This is for PSP
>>> games only. If you have downloaded a PSOne game it would go into the
>>> PSP/GAME folder.)...
>>>
>>> PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl
>> GFY
>>
>>
> My girlfriend farted yesterday too. They're awful aren't they.

What, girlfriends or farts?

Hakk

In article , 
hakk@hakk.hakk.hakk says...
> Bikini Whacks wrote:
> > In article <498f01e9$0$16167$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>, 
> > weeeddy@hotmail.com says...
> >> vfhoqqruopwt@yahoo.com wrote:
> >>> It's always really annoying when you buy a PSP game that you think
> >>> you're going to like, but when you get home and try it out it's not
> >>> quite what you were hoping for.
> >>> Have you ever wanted to be able to play some PSP games before you
> >>> bought them to see if they were any good?
> >>> Most people would like to be able to do this, but they have no clue
> >>> about how to download games or where to download them. Well, it's
> >>> actually easier than you might think.
> >>> One note, though, before you can play any downloaded games you have to
> >>> downgrade your PSP to handle them. You can find out more about that
> >>> below.
> >>> There are a few ways you can download games. One of the easiest is to
> >>> sign up for a game download site, but you can use torrents to get them
> >>> yourself. If you know all about routers, opening ports in firewalls,
> >>> and seeding, then torrents may be for you. If none of that makes any
> >>> sense to you, just check out a download service. Our link at the
> >>> bottom will lead you to more info on that.
> >>> After you find and download the PSP games you want, the next step is
> >>> to plug your PSP USB cable into your PSP and your computer. Go the the
> >>> root directory on your PSP then make a folder called ISO. Unzip the
> >>> game files, then copy them to the ISO folder. (Note: This is for PSP
> >>> games only. If you have downloaded a PSOne game it would go into the
> >>> PSP/GAME folder.)...
> >>>
> >>> PSP Downaload: http://groups.google.com/group/pspmgdl
> >> GFY
> >>
> >>
> > My girlfriend farted yesterday too. They're awful aren't they.
> 
> What, girlfriends or farts?
> 
> Hakk
> 
Both. Esp the former.

(1) Connect to the Internet using the PSP Web browser.
(2) Sign in at the official PSP Web site using your email address and
password. If you have not created an account,
     you’ll need to before you can download anything.
(3) Click the “Media & Downloads” tab on the navigation bar.
(4) Check the boxes labeled “PSP” and “Game Demos” to find demos to
download.
(5) Click “Add to My Media” when you find a demo you want to download.
(6) Follow the onscreen instructions to download the demo. These
instructions are not covered here, because they may
     be different depending on the demo you download.
You must have a wireless Internet connection to download game demos
directly to your Sony PSP.

Lady Nightingale 7

If you don’t have a wireless network, you can download files to your
PC first, and then transfer the files to your PSP by connecting your
PC and PSP with a USB cable; http://www.gamestotal.com, http://uc.gamestotal.com,
http://gc.gamestotal.com, http://3700ad.gamestotal.com, http://manga.gamestotal.com

In article <74846a26-2878-45bf-8c51-b38ac210fa26
@o40g2000prn.googlegroups.com>, ladynightingale7@gmail.com says...
> (1) Connect to the Internet using the PSP Web browser.
> (2) Sign in at the official PSP Web site using your email address and
> password. If you have not created an account,
>      you?ll need to before you can download anything.
> (3) Click the ?Media & Downloads? tab on the navigation bar.
> (4) Check the boxes labeled ?PSP? and ?Game Demos? to find demos to
> download.
> (5) Click ?Add to My Media? when you find a demo you want to download.
> (6) Follow the onscreen instructions to download the demo. These
> instructions are not covered here, because they may
>      be different depending on the demo you download.
> You must have a wireless Internet connection to download game demos
> directly to your Sony PSP.
> 
> Lady Nightingale 7
> 
> If you don?t have a wireless network, you can download files to your
> PC first, and then transfer the files to your PSP by connecting your
> PC and PSP with a USB cable; http://www.gamestotal.com, http://uc.gamestotal.com,
> http://gc.gamestotal.com, http://3700ad.gamestotal.com, http://manga.gamestotal.com
> 
...and hold it there..click.

lol...just wanna help...