Free PSP Games, Downloads, Themes And More
Mana Khemia: Student Alliance, a game forthcoming for the PSP, will definitely miss its January 2009 release date. NIS America, the game’s developer, issued a press release which affirms the delay and pushes back the release date to an unspecified time sometime this Spring. Rumors had circulated about a week regarding this delay. NIS America… [Continue Reading]
In case you haven’t heard, Sony has released the newest system update for the PSP is now available. Word from PSN Operations director Eric Lempell is that the change is small, but sounds pretty critical: New for 5.03: A security patch was added to address security vulnerabilities in the system software. Naturally, homebrew users will… [Continue Reading]
Hot on the heels of the latest official PSP Firmware release from Sony, v5.03, comes Dark AleX’s latest custom firmware update. The most current version is now M33-6, which came just minutes after the release of M33-5. CFW 5.00 M33-6 is an exciting piece of homebrew awesomeness that shows off the prowess of the PSP… [Continue Reading]
For those of you who have been following the Daedalus project, confirmation that it’s actually moving forward has arrived in the form of a teaser video: DaedalusX64 Beta 2 is evidently a big step forward from the earlier, very unrefined Beta 1. This is an exciting emulation project that’ll get a ton of awesome Nintendo… [Continue Reading]
In case you guys are really die-hard fans, which you definitely are, here’s a blip from the Tales Of The World: Radiant Mythology 2 fan culture. It’s the latest Japanese TV spot for the game. It’s super-short, a real subconscious assault, but you’ll enjoy it anyway. You can check out a little in-game footage from… [Continue Reading]
Total_Noob has dropped the next iteration of his extremely popular homebrew application: Ultimate VSH Menu v1.02 has arrived, and it brings to the masses a terrific alternative to the built-in VSH menu that’s packaged with the custom firmwares. This version comes in less than a week since its last update, so let’s give the fella… [Continue Reading]
The NPD Group has published some much-anticipated sales figures from the US game industry. The list includes numbers for both hardware and software sales. Nintendo stays on top of hardware sales with strong showings from both the Wii and the DS. Here’s the full list for your math-addled brains to digest: US Hardware in December… [Continue Reading]
The popular battery saver plugin from underworld code ninja Torch has just been updated: Hold+ v3.6 includes some much needed changes, including fixes and a coupling with the Fast Music Scroll plugin that Torch also developed. Peep the changelog for details: Changelog v3.6 Incorporated Fast Scroll Music functionality into Hold+. Increases the vertical scrolling speed… [Continue Reading]
Word has spread quickly about the Infected mode that’s available in the Resistance: Retribution demo. We’ve got our hands on a video that shows a comparison between the Infected Mode and the Standard Mode via gameplay on the demo. Get a taste of the differences here, in fantastic, Internet-quality by watching this mind-boggling “motion picture”… [Continue Reading]
Well, gentle readers, it’s finally here: Another home-cooked piece of gaming goodness for the PSP-3000 that utilizes the recently discovered GripShift exploit. The new homebrew, titled Bomberman GripShift v1, was developed by Team P86, the same elite hacker dudes who brought you PMP VLC Player for the PSP. Bomberman GripShift v1 is, obviously, a Bomberman… [Continue Reading]
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