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PSP emulator and game are some of the best things you can do with your PSP. The PSP is a great gaming system, and one things that make it so cool is the fact that its pretty easy to download and use emulators and games with it. What could be better than playing Double Dragon and castlevania on your PSP?

Its not as simple to use PSP emulator and game as you first think. I thought it would be a case of putting the games on the memory stick and launching them, but its not. Before you do anything you will need some kind of emulator software. This will tell your PSP how to behave like another system so you can use the games from the other system. There are thousands and thousands of places to obtain software like this, but sadly many of the websites are a little dubious, and may well give you some kind of virus or give you something that may damage your PSP. There are some reputable places that can be trusted though, and youll find more on them a little further down.

If you manage to get a PSP emulator and game in one place, well done-in most cases you will need to get them from separate sites. The game files for an emulator are called a rom, and there are many ROM sites online. The main problem with downloading PSP emulator and game is a legal one-mane old games are still copyrighted, meaning that if you download it without paying you can get in a whole lot of trouble. Some manufacturers though have made it legal for you to download their emulators and games by putting them into the public domain. An excellent loophole with this is that if you already own a legal copy of the game, you are allowed to have backups-so if there is an old SNES game you still own but would like to play on PSP, you could be okay!

As a quick note, when using PSP emulator and game, you will find that some firmwares do not allow you to use emulators. Its possible to downgrade your PSP firmware, and generally speaking you are best off with an earlier one.

As I mentioned earlier, the hardest thing about PSP emulator and game is that finding reliable sources can be a struggle. Generally you can lump the sites into one of 3 groups-

Free Sites-These sites are free for a reason-noone would pay for their services! Expect poor choice of games and emulators, broken software, spyware, slow downloads and downloads that arent what they claimed. Good luck if you go with these guys!

scam membership sites-These sites claim to be free but then try and charge you cash for each download. I avoid these because Im not too keen on paying again for a game I had on Genesis in 1992.

Genuine membership sites- These guys are generally the best place to go for PSP emulator and game. There IS a charge-but its usually pretty small, and not only will it give you access to all the great condition emulator stuff you ever wanted, in most cases you will get to download as many free PSP games as you want also. I go with sites like this for my emulator stuff, and I would recommend them. The world of PSP emulator and game is not as simple as it first seems, so these pointers should see you through!

The apple Ipod now has fierce competition from it's microsoft counterpart, The Zune. Mirosoft's answer to portable media and entertainment, the Zune was designed to be used with an online music store such as Ipod's Itunes. Zune quite frankly is the heavy weight underdog in the ring with the undisputed champion, The Ipod. With an extended viewing area and Wi-fi Zune to Zune access, The Zune is becoming the favorite runner up with the possibility to take out the competition. Those apple Ipod users need to know, the Zune shows more maturity than one might think!

According to microsoft, The Zune connects to their version of the Itunes store called the Zune marketplace. microsoft has announced that it will purchase songs from Ipod users who are switching over in an effort to get them to convert sides in this portable multimedia war. Zune's marketplace places strong emphasis on the indie rock band as well as featuring tons of local artists. Music provided for the Zune marketplace is taken care of by big giants such as EMI, Warner Music Group, Sony BMG and Universal Music Group. Apple's storefront continues to grow in it's selection, however, With microsoft lavishing advertising dollars to buy Ipod users songs, apple better not turn a blind eye to the supremacy microsoft is trying to set.

If Microsoft's extended marketplace was not enough, then letting users connect their Zune's to their xbox 360's just might sweeten the deal. Allowing the users to download their songs directly to their 360 is a rather genius move on Microsoft's part. You do not have to create two separate playlists when Zune user's can create it on their PC's once and once only. This can only supplement your party tricks as you can use the Xbox visualizations as party eye candy without having to set up your music all over again on your xbox. With the Zune's player compatibility with it's cousin the xbox, downloading and sharing music throughout your home will be simply standard for any serious household entertainment system.

The reality of the situation, however, will lead users paying monthly for their Zune marketplace subscription. Songs can either be bought individually or have an unlimited download option for just a few extra dollars. With premium content and an emphasis on local artists, finding what you want to listen too will be a no brainer hassle. On the swing side, there are other distribution networks that only require a one time fee for an unlimited lifetime of downloads. These programs range in their prices and quality but still offer a gold standard in comparison to the Zune's default network. Having used Microsoft's store, users are continually switching to these options as viable sources to keep their Zunes and their wallets full. For a complete listing of these programs that offer the most, visit