PSP Cheats & hacks – Sony PSP Games, Themes, Wallpapers, Cheat Downloads

On Thursday, February 26th, No Gravity: The Plague Of Mind arrived on the PlayStation Network for fans to rock out to. Says Sebastien Rubens of Anozor, the brand new version that’s available on PSN is “an entirely rewritten and improved” version that’ll “meet higher standards.”

The original No Gravity, which was a rerelease of Space Girl, was a popular homebrew port that arrived for the Sony PSP on March 2, 2007. The PSN release seems to be the first mainstream homebrew that was picked up, redeveloped, and launched anew on the Network. That being said, will other homebrew ports follow suit? This is an exciting handshake between the homebrew underworld and the above-ground PlayStation Network.

The original game of Space Girl was released in 1998 and was subsequently ported to Linux, Mac OS X, Amiga OS, BeOS, and the PSP.

According to Acclaim developer David Perry, the new PSP – the PlayStation Portable 2 – will not include a UMD disc drive.

In recent statements made by the developer, it’s unclear whether or not Perry is just reiterating rumors he heard himself, or if he’s commenting on genuine information that he received from the inside. Says David Perry on his Twitter and Facebook accounts, “I hear Sony FINALLY has the PSP 2. And thank goodness, they’ve removed the stupid battery-sucking UMD disc drive. I’m excited!”

In the case that the PSP 2 doesn’t utilize a UMD disc drive, then chances are the hardware will utilize PSN downloads and Memory Sticks to handle software. UMD backwards compatibility would still be an issue to be resolved, however.

Now, there’s been a ton of speculation, most of it completely unconfirmed, with regard to the forthcoming new PSP. The best we can probably do at this point is fall back and wait patiently for Sony to make an official announcement as to hardware features. Don’t get all crazy yet – everything’s speculative!

Check out the new Entourage Theme for your PlayStation Portable, a great new way to pay some respect to one of the most popular HBO shows ever. Entourage is an original series on HBO, created by Doug Ellin, that follows the curious escapades of rising A-list movie star, Vincent Chase, and his buddies from Queens. The show is loosely based on Mark Wahlberg’s life.

The actors in the show include Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, and Jeremy Piven, who’s based on Wahlberg’s real-life agent Ari Emanuel (brother of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel!)

Just follow these simply instructions to get the theme installed on your PSP:

• Place theme.p3t file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes
• X is your psp USB or PSP media card
• Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser.

Download Theme
Download Theme + Pic

A new update for the curious spinoff project, Chaotix Rage, is now available for download. Homebrew wizard DJGameFreakTheIguana has been developing the code as a mod to Beats of Rage. New enemies and stages have been added for the release of Chaotix Rage Demo v3.4.  Check out the current changelog:

• New Enemies
• More stages in the main story and 4 stages in the new side story.
• Ray the squirrel and Charmy bee now Playable
• Now features Parrows (when you die, a Speech bubble is over the char intill they stop blinking.)
• Now features more Quakes
• Go to options and set your Controls for all attacks
• Push up or down and Attack to do more moves when you grab an Enemy

Grab the download package here to get started right away – we definitely recommend checking this one out if you haven’t already had the pleasure.

Download Chaotix Rage Demo v3.4

Check out the brand new Lamborghini Theme for your PSP, a rad new graphics set that’ll lend some tire-scorching speed and eye-popping color to your small screen.

Lamborghini, officially named Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., is an Italian manufacturer of sports car, founded by Ferruccio Lamborghini in 1963. It’s currently a subsidiary of the German car manufactuar Audi AG, which is underneath the Volkswagen Group, which is itself a subsidiary of Porsche. The company developed out of a successful tractor factory, Lamborghini Trattori. Current production models include the Murciélago and the Gallardo. Seen here is a Murciélago-model Lamborghini, probably with a V12 engine inside.

Follow these simple instructions to install the Lamborghini theme onto your PlayStation Portable:

• Place theme.p3t file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes
• X is your psp USB or PSP media card
• Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser.

Download Theme
Download Theme + Pic

The underground developer Mickael2054 has released a new version of his popular chat program, PSPAdhocMessenger. This is a LUA-based homebrew that allows users to chat with another PSP in AdHoc mode using the PlayStation Portable. PSPAdhocMessenger v0.5 has a brand new graphical front-end that users should appreciate. Check out the full changelog below:

Changelog:

• Renewed the graphical interface
• Added a sound when receiving a message
• Changes the virtual keyboard
• Added a list of conversation
• Added a notification that indicates the connection / disconnection of a contact
• Added a topbar that indicates the battery status and time
• Changed the name of the functions
• Fixati other bugs
• Code rewritten from scratch

Thanks to Mickael2054 for all his hard work and for busting out another extremely useful application for the PlayStation Portable.

Download PSPAdhocMessenger v0.5

The brand new homebrew game-and-application environment, Play Everywhere, just got an update from its French development team, GeekInside. A bunch of new stuff has been included – just check out the changelog below:

Changelog:

• Added an MP3 player
• Added a program to repair the dead pixels
• Added Powernoid
• Added an emulator for the Game Boy Advance
• Added a splashscreen to dell’homebrew

This program is really shaping up to be a comprehensive, versatile, useful, action-packed, multi-faceted, super-popular and irreplaceable homebrew “meta-application” for the PSP. We encourage you to give it a spin now, if you didn’t pick up on its first release. We’re sure its developers would encourage feedback, comments and suggestions. Thanks a lot to GeekInside for all of their hard work; mad props to them.

Download Play Everywhere v2

The debonair homebrew paladin, PSPita, has just released a prominent update for his popular PSP application, Goblin PSP. The homebrewed utility program allows users to perform backups of data on their memsticks, load and / or delete the backups of their UMD, launch programs like RemoteJoy and USBIsoloader, update the CFW and manage plugins. Here’s the current changelog for Goblin PSP v2.2.1.0:

Changelog:

• If you are upgrading from a version lower than v2.0.0.0 you must remove GoblinPSP
• Added a new icon for the PSP in My Computer
• Improved the calculation of the free space Memory

Thanks to PSPita for his hard work, dedication to the scene, and timely updates to his popular and helpful application.

Download Goblin PSP v2.2.1.0

Sony announced that over 20 million PlayStation Network accounts have been registered across the globe over the two years and three months that the network has been live. The 20 million mark represents approximately three million accounts more than registered Xbox Live accounts, which is hovering just over 17 million. This news comes fresh on the heels of reports that Xbox Live revenues are standing at nearly five times the revenues of the PlayStation network.

The PlayStation Network is completely free to register on, access, utilize, and download from. Xbox Live subscriptions, on the other hand, can cost as much as $50 per year.

The PlayStation Network first launched on November 11th, 2006. The PSN includes users of both the PS3 and the PlayStation Portable.

Those of us battling waves on the high seas of global network gaming behind the flag of the PlayStation Network might be disappointed to know that the PSN has reportedly generated profits of about $180 million so far for Sony, whereas Xbox Live has earned Microsoft at least $1 billion since its launch.

PlayStation Network, or PSN, includes both PS3 and PSP users and has generated approximately 20% of the revenue of Xbox Live, though its been active for approximately 40% of Xbox Live’s current lifespan. However, PSN registration is totally free, whereas Xbox Live costs $50 per year for a premium Gold subscription, adding significantly to its total revenue stream.

The revenue report, however, does not speak to the total number of registrations per network; Sony currently holds the most registered network users – about 3 million more, according to a report Wednesday.