PSP World

Repair Your PSP With Replacement Parts from Divineo

Here's a scenario we're definitely familiar with: after years of service, your trusty PSP suddenly has a broken analog nub, a busted UMD door or even a cracked screen. You might be tempted just to throw your PSP in the trash, thinking it isn't worth keeping. But don't be so quick to give up on your favorite handheld, because there are ways to repair just about any problem you might have encountered.

A video game accessory shop called Divineo has hundreds of spare replacement parts for the Sony PSP 1000, 2000 and 3000 models. Some of the stuff is really for experts -- for example you can buy a whole new motherboard if you want to. But other things like the cracked UMD door and analog stick can easily be repaired at home, and the parts don't cost that much. If you're feeling creative, you could even slap on a new custom faceplate, chosen from hundreds of different styles. For the hacker types, they have useful tools like pandora batteries that will let you quickly flash new firmware onto your PSP and run homebrew applications.

Divineo is a trusted retailer and ships worldwide, so no matter where you live you should be able to find what you are looking for. Definitely head over there and bring your old busted PSP back to life!

For some reason, the analog nub on the PSP seems to be the first part to fail. Luckily it's easy to fix.