Fans who are getting delirious over the forthcoming release of Persona for the PSP will appreciate the addition of some new character trailers that are posted up on the official game website. In case you’re just tuning in, Persona is a PSP port of the acclaimed PlayStation title from developer Atlus. Lots of new stuff… [Continue Reading]
New Trailer For The Dragonball: Evolution Game Arrives
Namco Bandai Games and 20th Century Fox announced back on January 19th that a Dragonball: Evolution game would be released for the PSP to coincide with the movie’s release. The movie’s been shooting since the end of 2007 and stars some familiar faces as the series’ powerful heroes and villains. The tie-in game will include… [Continue Reading]
Metreon PlayStation Store in San Francisco To Close Its Doors

Sad news for PlayStation lovers in San Francisco: The PlayStation store in the Metreon will be closing up shop this summer. The store first opened in 1999 and was the epicenter of PlayStation launches on the west coast. Other Sony Style stores certainly will remain open across the country, but none are so central to… [Continue Reading]
JPCSP rev. 920 Arrives To The Adulation Of Emulation Fans

JPCSP, the homebrewed PSP emulator for Windows that’s coded in Java, has just arrived from the JPCSP Team, which includes the dedicated brewer, Shadow. JPCSP rev. 920 offers up just one item in its changelog, but its release should reassure emulation fans that the popular PSP emulator is continuing to evolve. Here’s the quickie changelog:… [Continue Reading]
Merc Roid v0.25 Alpha Could Turn Into A Top-Notch Barrel Of Brew
The clearly talented homebrew developer, lokiare1, has just released Merc Roid v0.25, a home-cooked game in its alpha stages that resembles 3D Metroid. This is the kind of high-potential, real-deal stuff that we love to see roll out of developer’s brains and onto the small screen. Check out what lokiare1 has to say about the… [Continue Reading]
Drunken Tale Is Newest 2D Homebrew Romp
Popping up fresh in the gaming garden today is a great piece of homebrew from developer eskema; it’s titled Drunken Tale. In this nifty, 2D sprite-and-tile based puzzle game, players take control of a little dude who’s really got a hankering for a drink. Players have to guide the alcoholic protagonist to the bar. Couldn’t… [Continue Reading]
PSP Replay Routine Comes To Popular Softsynth Tracker Protrekkr

The battle-tested underworld programmer, hitchhiker, has released a PSP replay routine for use with his formidable softsynth tracker program. Hitchhiker warns that the program is intended for use on much more powerful machines than the PSP, so the release is experimental at best. That said, the program should yield some positive results, perhaps even going… [Continue Reading]
PSPNotes v2 Is A Welcomed Update To A Useful Application

Coming in on a day that’s loaded with great homebrew drops, PSPNotes finally get an update: The clever cook Mickael2054 has released PSPNotes v2, and it looks like the program bears a bunch of new developments. The new version of PSPNotes completely overhauls the original version, looking fresher and running faster than ever before. Here’s… [Continue Reading]
PSP Filer v5.9 Comes Racing Down The Pipeline

The extremely useful file manager application, PSP Filer, arrives to us with a bunch of new features, general tweaks, and some clutch bug fixes. PSPFiler v5.9, the brainchild of homebrew developer Mediumgauge, also bears updates to its OSK feature. Check out the changelog: General: increased much of original OSK feature. enabled to use built-in OSK… [Continue Reading]
PSPBTCNF Tool Arrives To Assist Plugin Users
Brewing wizard manatails007 has just made public his PSPBTCNF editor, which he names PSPBTCNF Tool. This helpful little application allows users to manage the pspbtjnf.bin, pspbtknf.bin and pspbtlnf.bin files on your PSP, offering functions for extracting, editing, building and flashing the files. Ultimately, the program allows you to load plguins directly from flash0. Check out… [Continue Reading]
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