Silicon Knight
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BREAKING: All PS1 Games (discs included) Now Playable on PSP Via Remote Play
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Mr. Spinnington
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y helo thar psp <3
IcebergSlim3000
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davepoobond said:
:lol :lol
Edag Plata
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So just to confirm for someone who hasn't read all 400+ messages of the thread...there's really no setting making it so action/racing/fighting games work well against the lag and response times, even if you bump down the graphics quality and everything???
The Bookerman
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Yes it works... And if you use the private network option, you don't use your Internet connection, saving that download quota.Elios83 said:
Edag Plata said:
I had lag even connected through my network, not internet.
When you play on the network, you cannot change the speed settings. It's all maxed out.
When you play through the internet you can set the quality lower, but it still lags.
So yeah, play rpgs! Like I said before, the lag basically made my mega man games unplayable.
Silicon Knight
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That fixed it, thanks!nofi said:
Yeah, this thing turned into a pretty big bust.
I brought the PSP into work today and showed people that I could play Silent Hill on a console at home. The lag was so bad, I couldn't even walk in a straight line.
And of course all the non-gamers were all "why can't you play ps3 games or watch blurays through it?" Arg.
I brought the PSP into work today and showed people that I could play Silent Hill on a console at home. The lag was so bad, I couldn't even walk in a straight line.
And of course all the non-gamers were all "why can't you play ps3 games or watch blurays through it?" Arg.
SiegfriedFM
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Interesting, my router at home has .2.1 and works fine but here at work it's a .1.254 router which gives me the error... gotta try another one...
I'm very disappointed that people don't know too much about Remote Play. I guess it's Sony's fault for not educating the public about it, but it seems as if everyone does a doubletake when they're finally enlightened and that just shouldn't be the case.
As for lag; It's very dependent on the upload speed of your PS3's net connection. This will undoubtedly increase over the next few years (it has for the last couple of years), so I still think that PS2 and 3 games will be completely playable within this lifecycle. ALSO, the lag doesn't seem to affect movie/music playback -- the quality, even on the highest, is about as good as VHS, but that's still friggen amazing. And I expect the amount of quality options/adjustments to improve with future firmware updates of the PS3/P.
As for lag; It's very dependent on the upload speed of your PS3's net connection. This will undoubtedly increase over the next few years (it has for the last couple of years), so I still think that PS2 and 3 games will be completely playable within this lifecycle. ALSO, the lag doesn't seem to affect movie/music playback -- the quality, even on the highest, is about as good as VHS, but that's still friggen amazing. And I expect the amount of quality options/adjustments to improve with future firmware updates of the PS3/P.
coralfangs
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you knwo what would be nice
a disc-changer for ps3 now that there are so many ways to remote-play
ps: i will SOOOOOOOOOO switch to a ps3 with 5-disc changer the moment it hits market
a disc-changer for ps3 now that there are so many ways to remote-play
ps: i will SOOOOOOOOOO switch to a ps3 with 5-disc changer the moment it hits market
-Rogue5- said:
Same way that there are people who didn't know the PS2 could play DVDs, or that their PS3 can play Blu-Ray disks (or Super Audio CDs in some models). I think Sony has people's attention with their new PS3 ads. Now tell them about the cool things they can do with it in addition to games.
Now to hit Craigslist for a cheap 60GB PS3 eventually.
cool_dude_2049
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Stupid question:
I don't know a lot about sony stuff so be nice.
Does this mean that you could play a psone game on anyone's ps3 from your psp?
I don't know a lot about sony stuff so be nice.
Does this mean that you could play a psone game on anyone's ps3 from your psp?
archnemesis
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cool_dude_2049 said:
You need to register your PSP on the machine (with an USB cable) before using remote play. If it's registered, you should be able to use it.
cool_dude_2049
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archnemesis said:
I see; that makes sense. It would be pretty cool if you could just connect to anyone's Ps3. I can see some sites dedicated to have certain games for people to play, but I guess that is why they have emulators.
NameGenerated
Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
So when I try to remote play connect my PSP via Internet I sign in and everything then get to the screen where it says it will take "at most 90 seconds". The I get a connection error after that 90 seconds, anyone know why? My PSP works fine through the private network.
topsyturvy
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ok, now this reaches gimmicky to a whole new level. The lag is fucking atrocious with every game i tried.
blood omen=unplayable lag
gta 2 = the controls obviously doesn't go hand to hand with the psp.
bushido blade = complete fucking lag
soul blade = nothing but lag
resident evil 2 = OMG horrible
metal gear solid = unplayable
I tried this with mine and my friends ps3s and its the same outcome. If you guys can just burn your ps1 games, i'll recommend the hack a couple of months ago.
blood omen=unplayable lag
gta 2 = the controls obviously doesn't go hand to hand with the psp.
bushido blade = complete fucking lag
soul blade = nothing but lag
resident evil 2 = OMG horrible
metal gear solid = unplayable
I tried this with mine and my friends ps3s and its the same outcome. If you guys can just burn your ps1 games, i'll recommend the hack a couple of months ago.
topsyturvy
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How do i look? I mean, my friend have at/t and i have comcast, and they still have the same exact lag problems. The only game that doesn't show constant lag is gta 2. But as usual like the custom firmware version. The controls are atrocious, but thats a gta2 problem, not the remote play problem. I guess i'm gonna stick with the custom firmware versions of the games since this is really a gimmick and really is pointless if you have the custom firmware anyway.navanman said:
gray_fox224
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topsyturvy said:
Did you try to adjust the speed on the XMB?
topsyturvy
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how? maybe that would work.gray_fox224 said:
GalacticAE
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Hmm. RE2 plays better when it's on my memory stick rather than through Remote Play.
I hope they'll let us rip the discs as well, at one point - at least if this remote play thing doesn't end up working flawlessly after a while.
That said, I just upgraded my dsl line, to up to 20000 kbit/s down and 1000 kbit/s up. Now, I'll have to wait for January, so I can get myself a PSP. Late christmas present for me.
That said, I just upgraded my dsl line, to up to 20000 kbit/s down and 1000 kbit/s up. Now, I'll have to wait for January, so I can get myself a PSP. Late christmas present for me.
InterMoniker
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You actually did.BenjaminBirdie said:
Anyways this is the first I've heard of this I'm gonna try it now!
monkspider
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This is definitely awesome, but is there any good solution for the lack of extra trigger buttons? I know you can do the select+L/R thing but it didn't seem to work too well in Twisted Metal 2.
NameGenerated
Who paid you to grab Dr. Pavel?
Still can't connect my PSP via Internet. Opened ports, messed with UPnP, re-did PS3 internet connection...still nothing. Is it even possible to connect via internet using the same connection on the PSP and PS3? I haven't been able to try on anyone else's.
GitarooMan
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Just got this set up, tried out Crash Bandicoot 1 disc. Definitely some input lag, but man this is going to be awesome for RPGs and stuff. So, so cool.
Baker said:
Told you guys it's a pointless feature especially in America. It may make sense in Japan/Korea but it's going to be long ass time before we get fast enough internet access in the US for remote play to be a useful feature.
Another question I have is can you turn your PS3 off remotely with your PSP?