Sony Play Station Portable (PSP) has encouraged avid gamers to find ways to save money by downloading PSP game iso, rather than buying PSP game titles. One way these games are distributed is through PSP game torrents on torrent sites. But are the games that come from these torrent sites good compared to other websites that provide access to your PSP game database?
There are three things to consider here. First, the cost. Are torrent files available for free download? Second, is the download speed fast? Third, is the game selection wider than other websites that allow direct download? Fourth, what about spyware and adware? Fifth, what about corrupted files?
One of the most popular torrent protocols is BitTorrent, and this protocol is much better than peer-to-peer file transfer because it is faster. BitTorrent enables fast downloads of huge files, including PSP game torrent files, using only minimal internet bandwidth. It costs nothing to use, it has no spyware or pop-up advertising. You can download and install a variety of BitTorrent clients to use, all of them for free.
BitTorrent increases transfer speeds by collecting chunks of the file you want and downloading them, all at the same time, from multiple PCs owned by people who already have the file you want. This makes torrenting PSP games, among other things, very fast.
Websites like Mininova and Meganova are torrent sites that offer free access to their torrent database on numerous files, from movies to games and whatever.
So, to answer the five questions. First, yes, torrent files are free to download as long as you have installed the equally free BitTorrent client. Compared to commercial websites offering PSP downloads, torrent websites cost nothing to access. Second, yes, the download speed is usually fast. Third, game selection is affected by the number of torrent files available to participating individuals that serve as seeds or download sources. This means that you should keep looking for torrent sites where they have more PSP games. Fourth, there is usually no spyware or adware. When the download is complete, you can usually scan the downloaded file for malware before running it. Fifth, as for faulty or corrupt files, you can always refer to the comment thread on the file you are about to download for responses and comments. Some of them will point out if the file is corrupted or incomplete, or if there is a better one in another torrent somewhere.
There you have it, a comparison of PSP game torrents versus websites offering PSP stuff downloads. I hope this helps.