Its both yes and no. I soon found out its charging on a new cable. Next thing i know, its not charging again. I did format the whole thing myself but i still stayed at the same firmware (6.20 Pro B2).
What i can tell you is see if your wire is good by connecting your PSP Go to a computer. If it detects and you're able to put games or whatever. Check your battery indicator if its charging. If not, try plugging the USB cable of your charger to another charger. Any smartphobe chargers should do, just use a different adaptor/power supply.
If nothing still.. What i did is, well i left my PSP Go untouched and unplayed for at least 1-2 months. When i decided to check up on it, suddenly it miraculously charged.
Ok. I'll let it sit for a couple months. I tried everything else.
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I'll give that a try
I have the same problem with the PSP Go. I've tested all the fuses and thoroughly cleaned the motherboard, but nothing makes the battery charge. I've been removing the battery and charging it externally, which has been the only solution so far. I'm mustering up the courage to attempt the connector mod because it's the only thing I haven't tried yet. I still hope that someone finds a solution to this issue. The PSP connects to the computer normally, recognizes Bluetooth devices, but it doesn't charge or connect to Wi-Fi (showing error 80410a0b).
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If your internet speeds are fast enough. Streaming 4k takes alot. I used to only have 20mb sec, and 4k struggled. Now I have 300mb sec and 4k plays fine.+1 -
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Psionic Roshambo:
I think Game streaming should work like this.... Local Hardware able the run the game fine, game engine and common assets stored locally, all FMV and music and textures could be streaming+1 -
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Xdqwerty:
also @BigOnYa im making some progress on my gdevelop project, implemented various mechanics -
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BigOnYa:
Or free government supplied high speed internet be nice also. Like Obama care. Xdqwerty that's cool, its time consuming but rewarding once done or playable, to see what you've made from scratch. Animations take forever, but worth it.+1
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Xdqwerty:
@BigOnYa,+1
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BigOnYa:
There is a bullets behaviour you assign to your character, that makes the code easier, under "behaviours"
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Xdqwerty:
i meant that when the character is pointing to the right, the bullets spawn where they should, but when he is on the right, they move to the right but the spawn point is incorrect
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Itch.io has lots of free assets also. Under the bullets behavior tab, there is a "rotate bullets" option, can try that. Or in the code can try
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BigOnYa:
That's cool tho, I'm proud of you going back to it, not giving up. It is difficult at first to learn, but fun once you get the hang of it. I think I've watched every tutorial video there is, but I still struggle sometimes to get stuff to work right. But gotta keep trying dif things, and eventually you will get it right.+1
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