If a game requires the R2 and L2 buttons, these are usually mapped to the PSP's analogue stick to the lower left of the screen.
There are no R2 and L2 buttons on the PSP. For any games that require them (usually converted PSX games), R2 and L2 are mapped to the PSP's analogue stick.
Warrock is a PC only game, the psp hasn't got enough buttons to be able to play warrock anyway.
The L1 button is the left 'shoulder' button. While the PSP doesn't technically have a L2, games that need it usually have it mapped to the PSP's analogue stick.
There are 20 including the analog stick and the power and WLAN switch.
Not enough buttons
If a game requires the R2 and L2 buttons, these are usually mapped to the PSP's analogue stick to the lower left of the screen.
You use the controls that are buttons to play the games
Both are the same except the psp 3000s buttons at the bottom are slightly bigger and the speakers are in a different area.
The psp was designed by a bunch of psp desiners in japan. but before the psp was told to the public, the design was changed alot, it went from touch screen buttons to real buttons. They where going to only have 8 mb ram for it TOO!!!, but they changed it to 32 on the old psp. They had a square button issue in japan, but i think they fixed it when they sold it to america.
its on the left side of your volume buttons!!
the power button on your psp is located on the side over by the circle,square, triangle, and x buttons.
There are no R2 and L2 buttons on the PSP. For any games that require them (usually converted PSX games), R2 and L2 are mapped to the PSP's analogue stick.
You mean UMD's, its never happened to me
On the PSP-1000 and PSP-2000 series it is the button marked 'Home' on the left of the buttons below the screen. On the PSP-3000 and E1000, it is the same place, but is marked with a PlayStation logo instead.
Warrock is a PC only game, the psp hasn't got enough buttons to be able to play warrock anyway.
The L1 button is the left 'shoulder' button. While the PSP doesn't technically have a L2, games that need it usually have it mapped to the PSP's analogue stick.