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[lunlunqq]

this post was made using a PSP!!
hallo, GAFers!

 

[Acosta]

How?

 

[Shaheed79]

You mean "How long did it take you?"

 

[lunlunqq]

YEAH!!!!!!

HOLY SH!T, I DID IT~~!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!ONE!1!1

took me more than 40 mins to make this thread...

the first time the connection was broken right before i submitted the post....

the second time the PSP suddenly shut down right after i submitted my post, but my post made it!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah!!!!

i will post some pics...

 

[lunlunqq]

just follow the instructions here

actually navigating through the web on PSP is a little bit easier than i expected. it's just the connection is so slow and unstable. i hope sony could release a offical web browser soon.

 

[duckroll]

Hey that's pretty awesome! Congrats!

 

[TekunoRobby]

LOL That's rather funny.

Congratulations!

 

[Acosta]

Hehehe, looks very nice, congrat!

Seems I have to have wipeout first... I´ll have to wait, I want to buy ToE first, RR has fullfill my desire of racing for a time (it´s not one of my favorite genres).

 

[lunlunqq]

thx, guys.

i can't wait for that sexy transparent USB keyboard showed in E3 to be released.

typing using psp's soft keyboard is a pain in the @ss...

 

[JackFrost2012]

A HISTORIC FIRST

 

[mrklaw]

is that a dead pixel at the top of the 'JKL' button in the first pic? Seems to be in the others too.

 

[lunlunqq]

no, i think that's my digital camera...

but i do have a stuck pixel which can only be seen when the screen is dark.

 

[jwang]

actually navigating through the web on PSP is a little bit easier than i expected. it's just the connection is so slow and unstable.

turn off WLAN Power Save to greatly improve Infrastructure connectivity through a wireless access point.

 

[Rorschach]

turn off WLAN Power Save to greatly improve Infrastructure connectivity through a wireless access point.

It says that in the link he posted.

I didn't know it was so easy. I'll try tomorrow afternoon.

 

[lunlunqq]

turn off WLAN Power Save to greatly improve Infrastructure connectivity through a wireless access point.

oh, thx buddy. i will try that later.

 

[john tv]

Something a little bird told me: apparently, the Japanese and European releases of Wipeout Pure will have an actual working browser built-in to the software, and the games will support Infrastructure Mode.

This may or may not be 100% BS, but either way, it's got nothing to do with April Fool's. It really just depends on how drunk my source was at the time of the info spilling.

 

[The Abominable Snowman]

Something a little bird told me: apparently, the Japanese and European releases of Wipeout Pure will have an actual working browser built-in to the software, and the games will support Infrastructure Mode.

This may or may not be 100% BS, but either way, it's got nothing to do with April Fool's. It really just depends on how drunk my source was at the time of the info spilling.

It's bs because, according to the PSPdev forums, a great deal of the PSP browser is built into the firmware.

 

[JackFrost2012]

Something a little bird told me: apparently, the Japanese and European releases of Wipeout Pure will have an actual working browser built-in to the software, and the games will support Infrastructure Mode.

Poor little bird, having his birdsong slathered all over GAF.

 

[Lionheart]

turn off WLAN Power Save to greatly improve Infrastructure connectivity through a wireless access point.

So was this also the reason why playing TM: HO online was nearly impossible for most people?

Something a little bird told me: apparently, the Japanese and European releases of Wipeout Pure will have an actual working browser built-in to the software, and the games will support Infrastructure Mode.

This may or may not be 100% BS, but either way, it's got nothing to do with April Fool's. It really just depends on how drunk my source was at the time of the info spilling.

That would be great news for me if true. I wanted to buy TM: HO or Wipeout Pure at EU launch and online play of TM: HO was a big plus, but now that both might be online, my first game will probably be Wipeout Pure.

 

[wobedraggled]

Do you want an award now?

 

[The Abominable Snowman]

BTW: Can someone explain how the PSP's softKB works?

 

[Lord Error]

It's bs because, according to the PSPdev forums, a great deal of the PSP browser is built into the firmware.

How does that make it BS? It makes his rumour that much more possible.

 

[BojTrek]

One time... I posted from a Dreamcast... it was fun... after that I played a little NFL2K1

 

[TekunoRobby]

Here's what I dug up regarding an actual PSP browser:
http://wireless.engadget.com/entry/1234000823038046
and
http://www.canada.com/national/nati....html?id=9780ced3-8f4c-471d-966e-550cff7190ad

It's included along with the PSP launch (doesn't specify if it's with the system but I guess yes) which will go on sale May 2nd in South Korea.

 

[kaching]

So was this also the reason why playing TM: HO online was nearly impossible for most people?

No - separate issue to do with the stability of the matchmaking servers. Now that they seemed to have addressed that, I've gotten in several very stable games online with TMHO and I haven't turned off the WLAN power save feature.

 

[Lionheart]

No - separate issue to do with the stability of the matchmaking servers. Now that they seemed to have addressed that, I've gotten in several very stable games online with TMHO and I haven't turned off the WLAN power save feature.

Ah ok, thanks. Good to hear they've improved it.