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why ppsspp can run MHP3HD while my psp can't
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whyHuh
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I'm not sure about that game in particular, but in general, the newer games won't work on a psp unless you upgrade it to the latest firmware, or at least, the latest one at the time the game was released. On the other hand, ppsspp doesn't have a 'firmware' of sorts, and it simply emulates the game, so it should be compatible with all games that do not have emulation issues.
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Moved to general
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(05-14-2013, 10:25 AM)geigermuller Wrote: I'm not sure about that game in particular, but in general, the newer games won't work on a psp unless you upgrade it to the latest firmware, or at least, the latest one at the time the game was released. On the other hand, ppsspp doesn't have a 'firmware' of sorts, and it simply emulates the game, so it should be compatible with all games that do not have emulation issues.
I think i got the answer.
psp can use only 32m memory while the game need more (it dump from ps3)
and i test it in pro-c which support high memory forcing for SEN NPDRM EBOOTs (64m seem)
ppsspp have no problem of this
i don't know whether i got the correct answer cuz i can't download the source codeSad
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(05-14-2013, 12:11 PM)kk.xie Wrote: I think i got the answer.
psp can use only 32m memory while the game need more (it dump from ps3)
and i test it in pro-c which support high memory forcing for SEN NPDRM EBOOTs (64m seem)
ppsspp have no problem of this
i don't know whether i got the correct answer cuz i can't download the source codeSad

You are on the right way, indeed this is a memory-related problem Smile
Maybe you should take a look at this thread Wink
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