Disclaimer and important note:

(read the following before doing any download)

1. If you’ve decided to download a game, if you don’t own the actual UMD, then you are responsible for what you do with the copy. The owner of this blog is not responsible for any legal action (if any) is taken towards the downloader.
2. The owner of this blog does not claim responsibility to what the downloader does with the downloaded file nor claim ownership to the files in question.
3. Download at your own risk.
4. The purpose of posting links of ISOs/CSOs of PSP games is so that you can try them out before buying them. Sure, you can stick to your ISO/CSO copies but if you can’t make yourself purchase a single UMD to support the game developers then you’re free to do so, then you’re welcome to leave the PSP scene.
5. Again, I stress that these downloads are for testing purposes only. If you like it. BUY IT.

Note on links:

If these links go down, leave a comment indicating which part is down and which game is it. I’ll ignore your comment if you don’t provide the details or worse mark it as SPAM.

Since the links are on filesharing sites, some links may simply die or get removed so have patience, be civil and don’t whine. This service (posting PSP games) is free. It doesn’t cost you a thing and I’m paying for hosting (of this blog). If you’re considering on helping out, you can donate via Paypal:

What do I do to get these games?

(READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS)

1. Download ALL the parts of the file (can be one or many)
2. Get 7zip or an equivalent archive program like Winrar
3. Right click on part 1 and choose Extract to folder
4. Enter password (if neccessary) and wait for the extracted file. It will be either in ISO or CSO file.
5. Place this ISO or CSO file into the ISO folder which is on the PSP Memory Stick.
6. Enjoy!

I’m getting an invalid password or corrupted file error

Most like your download didn’t finish correctly. Cross-reference the file size/s of your downloads with the ones list here. Worst case though is you need to re-download ALL of them. To prevent this, use Internet Download Manager:

Using Internet Download Manager, you can resume downloads on iFileIt, MiHd and Bizhat.

1. If download does not complete stop the download (don’t delete).
2. Request download link for the same file.
3. Do not click on the “Download file” link. Instead, right click on that link and and then “copy shortcut” or “copy link” (depends what browser you are using).
4. Right click > Properties on the incomplete download in Internet Download Manager and clear the address box and then paste the link you copied. Click OK.
5. Highlight the incomplete download and then click Resume on the top menu bar.

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