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How to Save Flash Games to a PSP

The Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) is Sony's first handheld video game system. This system can play video games, movies, music and more. The PSP can also play Internet Flash-based games. Flash-based games are games played inside of an Internet browser. Flash-based games are made in all sorts of genres such as racing, puzzle and action-adventure games.

Things You'll Need

Computer
Mozilla Firefox
Internet connection
PSP-to-computer connection cable
Memory Stick Duo

Instructions

- 1
  Find a flash game that you want in Mozilla Firefox. Three sites that have many Flash-based games are Flash Games 247, Play FG and Flash-Game.net (see Resources).
- 2
  Right-click any area on the page that is not the game. Select "View Source." Hold the "Ctrl" key and press the "f" key. Look for a website address that ends with ".swf." Highlight that link, right-click it and select "Copy."
- 3
  Paste the link into the URL bar at the top of the screen and press the "Enter" key. When the game loads up, click "File" in the top, left corner of the browser and choose "Save As."
- 4
  Insert the PSP-to-computer connection cable into the PSP's connection slot on the side of the system. Plug the other end of the cable into the computer's USB slot. On the computer screen, rename the file to whatever name you want. Select the PSP in the drive selection screen. Right-click the screen and choose new folder. Change the name to "Games." Select "Save As" to save the game.
- 5
  Unplug the PSP from the computer. Select the PSP's game browser by clicking "Network," then "Internet Browser." In the address bar at the top of the screen, type in the following address: "file:\Games\'Name of game'.swf." The game will load in the PSP's browser.

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