If you mean PSP games on UMD, no, the PSP Go does not have a slot for UMD.
Yes. The Nintendo DS has the same headphone port as the PSP, so the headsets can be used on both. It is probably recommended, though, that you use the PSP headsets for the PSP only, considering that it was designed for the PSP. In practice, you may use them for both. Source: I own a PSP and a DS :)
no it doesn't you have to download the game into your psp.
If you have the analogue stick also on your psp you hold it to the left to use the bazooka
Yes you can use a SNES emulator on a PSP but you need a hacked psp or a psp that will accept homebrew. There are many snes emulators for a psp. I have only provided one on the link below. Just copy and paste the link below. http://www.evilpsp.com/files/s9xTYLslimmecm.zip
Go into menu, then analogue config and choose which button you want to toggle the fast forward function. To be honest it not that much faster
The fast-forward speed for GPSp is typically set by the emulator itself and may not be adjustable. You may want to explore different emulators or settings to find a faster fast-forward speed option. Alternatively, you can try closing any unnecessary background applications on your device to see if that improves the speed.
You use the PSP GO itself to access the PlayStation Network store, to buy and download games from there.
3 Games ( LCS-Liberty City Stories, VCS-Vice City Stories, CW-Chinatwon Wars ) If you have CFW and GPSP (GBA Emulator) you can play GTA-Advance. Use GPSP v0.9. The other versions don't work.
you cant because psp' constantly send info the the main "place" telling them if you ave it chipped or you have emulators soz Ok. First lean to spell, then get your facts strait, because you can put emulators on your PSP. It is a very hard process, and could ruin your PSP, but if it is really worth it to you then go right ahead.
After the PSP 3000 they released the PSP go and the PS Vita either use UMDs
yes
Yes you can still use UMD disks in the PSP 3000. However you can not use UMD disks in the PSP Go.
If you mean PSP games on UMD, no, the PSP Go does not have a slot for UMD.
Yes. The Nintendo DS has the same headphone port as the PSP, so the headsets can be used on both. It is probably recommended, though, that you use the PSP headsets for the PSP only, considering that it was designed for the PSP. In practice, you may use them for both. Source: I own a PSP and a DS :)
You use the 'camp' option and 'stay here for a while'.
You can store the games for the PSP but can not play PSP games on the PS3