Ever since I start playing games on my PSP, it is really great to have played so many games. And I also play online games as well on my personal computer and I start to wonder how I can play PSP games online as well. I had seen new games launched which is capable of playing online. Like playing PC games online, it gives a great sense of victory when I have beaten others online. My neighborhood is a pretty boring one with not much people I came across plays online games and not to mention knowing how to play PSP games online.

It set me on a journey to learn how to setup my personal PSP for online gaming. It's pretty simple after you have figured out how every step goes and anyone can do it within a few steps. I did the system configuration using a LINKSYS WRT54G router.

The first step, you will need to download and install KAI Download the installation file according to the type of Operating System you are using.

Once you have installed the program, you need to create XTag You need to enter your information to create this XTag that will use to identify you online.

To begin, [Start Menu] >> [All Program] >> [Xlink KAI Evolution 7], run your Kai Configuration Tool which you had just installed. From the program user interface, select Java as "Optional", you do not need it. Next, from the program, "Enable PAT" and "Lauch UI" and enter your XTag information. To finish off, uncheck "Lauch Engine"

Next, before you continue further you will need to download the LINKSYS firmware.

From your window explorer, login into your router configuration and proceed to "Administration" >> "Firmware Upgrade" and select the firmware you had previously download and click "Update". After you had updated your router firmware, login to your router configuration again and "Disable your Wireless" >> "MAC Filter". And next you continue with "Administration" >> "Management" and make sure your auto login is enabled and enter your XTag.

Continue from the same menu, "Interface" input the following;

br0 - for Xbox and PSP eth2 - for PSP only on Linksys WRT54G 1.0 and 1.1 routers eth1 - for PSP only on Linksys WRT56G 2.0 and 2.2 routers

Proceed to "Administration" >> "Kaid" and click start "Kaid". Next, from the "Start" menu run "XLink KAI" and proceed to "Menu" >> "Settings". From the program interface specify the IP address of your router. Once you have done that, enter the XTag information which you had previously signup.

The final step, start the connection and log-in into the PSP arena and chose your battle. From your PSP console, proceed to Multiplayer mode and host a game or join into other's game. Lastly from your router configuration window, proceed to "administrator" >> "Kaid" and click "Scan PSP".

So just follow the steps I mentioned above and you can now play games online and select you own battlegrounds to compete. Enjoy your online games as you have completed the setup. Nothing comes better than a sweet victory...

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Sony's Portable Playstation Player, or PSP, system delivers an amazing array of media to its users, with games, movies, and music available. It is now possible to download free PSP movies directly to your player after paying just a one-time fee. Here is an FAQ.

FAQ #1: Technically speaking, how do PSP movie downloads work? A: To play a movie on your player, you must first download the movie directly to your computer from a Web site the delivers PSP content and save it on your hard drive. Note that given the large file size of movies and the varying Internet connection speeds from computer to computer, downloading a full, feature length, premium quality movie file can take an hour or more. Once you have downloaded the file, you just need to transfer it to your device and play the movie.

FAQ #2: What are my options for downloading movies to my PSP device? A: There are two main options for downloading movies. You can either purchase them directly from any of a number of official Sony partner sites, which means you pay as you go: the more you download, the more you pay. Some people are most comfortable using a site run by an official Sony partner since it is owned by the same people that built the PSP devices. A second option is to get unlimited free movie downloads from any of a number of online providers. In this case, you pay a one-time, initial setup fee and then you get unlimited movies. The advantage of this second option is that you also get to download PSP games and music, all for the price of the same, one-time setup fee.

FAQ #3: How is the movie watching experience? A: Given the small size of the screen, watching movies on a PSP device is not the same thing as watching it on a small television. While the picture quality itself is crystal clear, the limited size obviously does not deliver the same type of movie-going experience one gets when watching a movie on a larger screen.

FAQ #4: Can I watch a feature-length film on my PSP? A: Yes, it is possible to watch a full, feature-length film on a PSP device. However, it is not really advisable. However, there are many video shorts and clips that are ideal for viewing on a PSP unit, so leveraging the video capability of these devices should not be overlooked. And, given that PSP devices do so much more than just play videos (like games and music), the video feature should be seen as a bonus rather than as a primary attraction of the PSP device.

FAQ #5: Will the battery on the PSP device last if I watch an entire movie? A: Yes! The battery in a PSP unit is designed to last 4 to 5 hours, which is plenty of time to watch even long films or double features.

If I were to grade the overall user experience when watching movies on a PSP, I would have to give it an A+ for convenience, an A for screen quality, a C for quality of the movie-watching experience (given the small screen size), and an A for technical ease of use. Downloading free movies from pay-just-once-type Web sites is an excellent option, especially if you do plan to also download their available music and games as well.

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