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Sony PSP 4.05 Firmware and XMB Support

Sony PSP 4.05 Firmware and XMB Support

By: Daniel Chubb | July 14, 2008 | 3 Comments

Sony PSP 4.05 Firmware

The Sony PSP 4.05 firmware update will be coming any day now and we have been informed by Sony’s blog to expect new visualizers for music playback.

Many Playstation Portable gamers got excited when they said “and other features”, while this could mean a million things, some gamers are hoping for one of the features that the PS3 received in the last update.

The PS3’s XrossMediaBar has opened the doors for many more features to be expanded on that technology, PSP owners are hoping for in-game access to the cross media bar just like the PS3 now has.

While you cannot change every setting with XMB while playing a game, but you still get quick one click access to other options without having to leave the game and then select them.

The Sony PSP and PS3 have always been closely linked, so it seems natural that the PSP will get this feature soon and most likely in this next 4.05 update.

What other features would you like to see in PSP firmware 4.05? We would like improved Internet radio and the flash plug-ins for the web browser updated. We will update you when PSP 4.05 Firmware has been released.

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  • LogicPTK

    Maybe “Remote Play” will work over internet now without needing an unsecured network connection (although ‘WEP’ is supported now, it just Doesn’t Work), for more than just a handful, as it should have from the start.
    “Remote Play” over local network is ok if you want to listen to music through an amplifier without a tv, but utterly useless otherwise.

  • bob

    it will be good to be able to message your friends that also have a psp like the ps3.

  • Nick Kalu

    I suggest that when the update of the psp 4.5 firmware is ready it should come with a mechanism that would enable it read iso and cso files.