How to Crack PSP and Unlock All the Extra Features

Do you want to learn how to crack PSP so that you can play copied games, homebrew apps, and games from other consoles such as Nintendo, SNES, Genesis, and more? If so, keep reading and I'll teach you exactly how to crack PSP. The method I talk about is simple and literally anyone can do it.

Most people make cracking PSP out to be a lot more complicated than it really is. I've seen tons of different forums and websites all mention a different way to do it and some people said it worked for them and others said it didn't work at all. If you've done some searching on this subject you know exactly what I'm talking about.

The good news is, there's a method for unlocking PSP that works for anyone. No matter what firmware version you have or anything else, it will work for you and it's easy to do. This method has nothing to do with a mod chip. Mod chips are complicated to install and you void the warranty on your PSP if you use one. You can also ruin your system if you don't know what you're doing.

The simple method on how to crack PSP that I use is a special application that you download and install right to your PSP. All you need to do is get the file from the site I mention a little further down in this article, save it to a memory stick, and upload it to your PSP. You've now successfully figured out how to crack PSP and it took you a few minutes not a few hours like some other people's methods do.

Where do you get this application to unlock your PSP?

The site is called Playbrew Station. You can learn more and read a full review on it by clicking here. There's also a video so you can see how it works. What I enjoy about Playbrew Station is the simplicity of their application. It really is as easy as downloading it and then installing it onto your PSP. The whole process takes a few minutes and you've easily figured out how to crack PSP.

Once you know how to crack PSP, the things you can do with your console are endless. You can play copied games, music, movies, homebrew applications, emulators, and much more.