in fact yes u can use a psp as a EHDD (thats what u say?) or im missing something
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also you can play ps3 games in psp, you only have to edit the param.sfo of the ps3 game u want to play in psp to enable remote play.

tested by me just for fun, super street fighter 4, killzone, CoD BO, GT5 and dead space 2

but its difficult to play this way bcause the controls config in psp
killzone 2 and CoD are nearly impossible to play righ. :confused:

are you telling me you played retail disk ps3 games on your psp? :wtf:

yes man,

yo can play ps3 games in psp.... you need CFW in PS3 of course

then go to your game u want to play in psp

open your ftp program in ps3 and search the game

BLUSXXXXX---->PS3_GAME

look for PARAM.SFO

made a backup just in case you mess up..

search for sfoeditor i think in this forum there are one :mudkip:

open you param and everything is simple just mark the option enable remote play.

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save the new param.sfo

open you ftp program in your ps3 and PC

search again for the game were you take the param and upload the new one.

and you´re done. enable remote play in the psp and try to load the game.

woah thats freaking crazy i had no idea and LMAO SHI*TY GAME xD but your psp must be connected threw remoteplay with USB right? so i guess its cool but kinda pointless, correct me if im wrong as i dont know for sure

the homebrew is for PSP
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and works on ps3 no matter the FW or CFW

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I was taking a look to the PS3 until I realized the Remote Controller PSP, I never had a PSP and don't know how it works to control the PS3 but is there a way to add the hack on the PSP use it as a storage of the FPS and Backup and keep your PS3 clean of this so you don't have any problems?

Is just an idea.

A video game fanatic who owns a PlayStation Portable and a PlayStation 3 may already be in gamer's heaven, but another feature makes owning both systems even sweeter. Sony's portable console can now be used as a PS3 controller. Standard PS3 controllers have more buttons than those found on the PSP, but you can still use the portable device to control the browser and system software.
Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions


Things You'll Need:

• Updated PSP firmware (for older Sony portables.)
  

1. 1
   Turn on the PS3 and PSP and press the Wi-Fi button on the PSP. The PSP and PS3 must be able to communicate with each other. You will not need to worry about doing anything else with the PS3 during this process.
   
2. 2
   Enter the PSP's Network Settings. In order to set up a network that will allow the PSP and the PS3 to communicate, you must set up the PSP for Wi-Fi capabilities. By entering the network menu, you can enter your network ID and encryption settings. Both the network name and the settings are case-sensitive.
   
3. 3
   Exit Network Settings and test the network connection. You will be prompted to press the X button to save your settings. After the settings have been saved, the PSP will test the connection to see whether the network with the PS3 has successfully been set up. If there are no problems with the setup, you can go to the network option on the portable device.
   
4. 4
   Connect to the PlayStation 3. Select "Network" from the PSP screen and then select "Connect." A blue screen will come up to try the connection. When the connection is successful, you will be able to access many features on the PS3, such as photos, music or You must login or register to view this content. browsing. One option even allows you to play some You must login or register to view this content. remotely.
   
5. 5
   Set up remote play on the console. Go into the remote play settings on the PS3, keep them the same as the ones already set up by the PSP and save them. The system will then reconnect to the portable device. You can now access your PS3 from your PSP from anywhere in the world that contains a Wi-Fi hotspot.
   

Tips & Warnings

• The PSP can access the PS3's browser and front-end programs. It is not ideal for use as a PS3 controller.
  

Resources

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Players primarily control the PlayStation 3 and play You must login or register to view this content. with it using the DUALSHOCK 3 Wireless Controller using Bluetooth technology. The PlayStation Portable features its own built-in controls to play its supported games. Since both the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 have Wi-Fi connectivity, you can also connect the PSP to a PS3 so you can use it as a controller to navigate through the PS3 interface, play certain PS3 games, and watch some videos.
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions


Things You'll Need:

• Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)
  
• Sony PlayStation 3
  

1. 1
   Prepare your PSP connection by going to the "Settings" in your PSP menu and then going to "Network Settings." Proceed to the "Infrastructure Mode," followed by "New Connection," and then "Enter Manual."
   
2. 2
   Head to the SSID portion and set a name for your connection you can easily remember.
   
3. 3
   Give your connection a password by going to the "WLAN Security Setting" and editing the "SPA-PSK (AES)" option. Because this is a WPA key, set an eight-letter password you can easily remember to prevent unauthorized access.
   
4. 4
   Take control of your PlayStation 3 unit and head to the "Network" option on the PS3 menu. Select "Remote Play" and wait for the interface to detect your PSP.
   
5. 5
   Go back to your PSP unit and go to the "Network" item and choose "Remote Play." Test the PSP controls to see if you can control the PS3 interface.
   

man you ****ing stupid, you think that you can "hack" the psp to allow you to play back up ps3 games on your psp. their two different systems. they have different capabilities. if the psp had the same power as the ps3 don't you think people would have had made several powerfull things for it like linux os on it. man your dull in the head.

and you can't even take any critizism. anyone who doubts your idea you get all defensive and mad, anyone who thinks it is possible, you kiss their ass. like seriously you think that sony overlooked the capabilites of the "usb". the usb did not hack the ps3, WHATS ON IT did. the usb didnt hack it, the KEYS that were found by geohot did.

pandorized psp to unjailbreak ps3 works, even works with jb ps 3 and no pandorized psp.or both pandorized etc.
not every game works with remote play. game where you need both analogsticks for navigate/accelerate does not work with psp or works not 100percent timed. i run 300mbit wlan, n draft, even when wlan speed is high (ndraft 5ghz dualband).
im fan of remote play. like playing games while sit on 00 and play per remote ps3 games. its quiet fun. i hope sony release psp with better performed wlan with higher speed, it could be very nice!
vote for research and development for this play-station option