XMB stands for Cross Media Bar, and is the interface for the PSP system. Basically, it sorts the content of your PSP into categories like Game, Video, Music, Network, etc. From there you do things like listen to a song or start playing a game.
This should help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XrossMediaBar
http://www.psp-themes.net/ Place theme.p3t (or .ptf) file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes X is your psp USB or PSP media card Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser.
If you mean a game save [under Game > Saved Data Uility on your XMB] then the games that you play will automatically load those for you. If you mean a saved homebrew game, read the readme.txt they usually come with, it will tell you to move all the data to "psp/game" or maybe "psp/game150" ect..
Just push the button which you close/open your PSP Down.
mod your psp and get xmb editor
The 'XMB' (Cross Media Bar) is the scrolling menu you see when you boot up a PSP. It's already on every PSP.
XMB stands for Cross Media Bar, it is the horizontal menu bar on a Sony PSP.
The XMB (Cross Media Bar) is the PSP's horizontal menu that you see when the PSP finishes booting up. It has system options on the left, and game options on the right.
XMB is not for the computer it stands For xross(cross) media bar for the sony playstation 3 and the psp systems
XMB is the Xross Media Bar, it's the scrollable menu you see, from which you access your games and system tools.
It is XMB, Xross Media Bar. It is the scrollbar with the menu options, on your PSP's 'desktop'.
Yes, there is a Web Browser for the Sony PSP. It is located under the 'Internet' Menu of the XMB (PSP Menu).
XMB stands for Cross Media Bar, and is the interface for the PSP system. Basically, it sorts the content of your PSP into categories like Game, Video, Music, Network, etc. From there you do things like listen to a song or start playing a game.
ad hoc function under games in xmb it says game sharing
You don't 'update the PSN', you update the PSP's firmware from the Settings menu on the XMB.
This should help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XrossMediaBar