What is the PlayStation Portable system software?
Q: What is the PlayStation Portable system software?
A: The PlayStation Portable has firmware that can receive updates.
Q: What should be done before updating the firmware?
A: The battery must be charged to at least 60% (or 3 bars) and the PSP should not be turned off.
Q: What might happen if the PSP is turned off during a firmware update?
A: It may result in a "brick" or a constant startup BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) or another screen "of death".
Q: When was the latest firmware update for the PlayStation Portable released?
A: The latest firmware update, version 6.61, was released on January 15, 2015.
Q: What is a "brick" in the context of the PlayStation Portable?
A: A "brick" is a term used to describe a PSP that has been rendered non-functional due to a firmware update failure.
Q: Is it recommended to update the PSP's firmware?
A: Yes, it is recommended to keep the firmware up to date to improve performance and security.
Q: Can a firmware update be performed on a PSP with an empty battery?
A: No, the battery must be charged to at least 60% (or 3 bars) before performing the update.
