I stopped supporting Sony when they took away access to games I purchased for my PSP. I will not purchase another Sony product until I can play Patapon on my PSP go without pirating it.
That’s the ending credits song. Patapon doesn’t have a typical soundtrack. Patapon is kind of like a side-scrolling RTS and rhythm game hybrid where you give commands to the Patapons by playing drums using the face buttons on the PSP. The Patapons sing in response to your commands, creating a unique song for each playthrough of each level. “Pon-pon-pata-pon!” (or circle-circle-square-circle), for example, is the command for attacking enemies. It’s a very interesting and fun game series but it’s less fun when you’re not the one playing it.
If you have a PSP Street then Sony gave you the proverbial middle finger since both Media Go (PC Software to download and manage digital PSP games), and transferring games from PS3 to PSP doesn’t work.
But if you have a PSP that can connect to WiFi you absolutely can still download PSP games. You just need to
connect your PSP to WiFi a challenge in it of itself
generate a Password for your account since Sony requires 2fa and PSP doesn’t support 2fa. Its on your Sony Account settings somewhere from a browser.
sign into your Sony account on your PSP
goto account management
select transaction management
select downloads list
select game you wanna download
Lots of guides out there for extracting PSP ISO or PS1 ISO from digital games on YouTube. Definitely worth looking into to preserve your collection
I stopped supporting Sony when they took away access to games I purchased for my PSP. I will not purchase another Sony product until I can play Patapon on my PSP go without pirating it.
Pon-pon-pata-pon!
The song that drove my mother insane.
This one?
https://youtu.be/QRPh71WrIqw?si=I7utlr3J9iJH06HI
Seems a bit hectic
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That’s the ending credits song. Patapon doesn’t have a typical soundtrack. Patapon is kind of like a side-scrolling RTS and rhythm game hybrid where you give commands to the Patapons by playing drums using the face buttons on the PSP. The Patapons sing in response to your commands, creating a unique song for each playthrough of each level. “Pon-pon-pata-pon!” (or circle-circle-square-circle), for example, is the command for attacking enemies. It’s a very interesting and fun game series but it’s less fun when you’re not the one playing it.
Ah, so that was what that comic was about. I remember seeing it before, and those memories were confused about what was happening.
Edit: Oh my. Yes I can see how this would drive one crazy, especially if you didn’t manage to complete this eternal series of quick time events.
https://youtu.be/Nzx8GunwAk8?si=BxysOioBTqKtOfPB
Best played with headphones.
You can, the store is closed, you can still download games to it. It’s easier to just pirate them, however
I’ve tried, it didn’t work. I have since moved on to emulation where I get a better experience.
Piracy is easy and so is not buying any of their new consoles. They don’t have any games anyway so I’m not missing out.
If you have a PSP Street then Sony gave you the proverbial middle finger since both Media Go (PC Software to download and manage digital PSP games), and transferring games from PS3 to PSP doesn’t work.
But if you have a PSP that can connect to WiFi you absolutely can still download PSP games. You just need to
connect your PSP to WiFi a challenge in it of itself
generate a Password for your account since Sony requires 2fa and PSP doesn’t support 2fa. Its on your Sony Account settings somewhere from a browser.
sign into your Sony account on your PSP
goto account management
select transaction management
select downloads list
select game you wanna download
Lots of guides out there for extracting PSP ISO or PS1 ISO from digital games on YouTube. Definitely worth looking into to preserve your collection
Way more effort than it should be. I downloaded most of them from the compact disc romance website.
Tbh this is how you’d normally download it with one additional step to get a password once if you haven’t signed in.
This is a portable from 2004
They shouldn’t have released it if they didn’t intend to support it.
The umd is $5 or something. When the physical media is so cheap I don’t even bother pirating
You can’t put a UMD into a PSP go. Also, I already bought the game, I shouldn’t have to buy it again.
Shoot I forgot lol