Free PSP Games, Downloads, Themes And More
Check out this modded-up PS3, which someone designed around the terrifying antagonist of the “Alien” series of films. We haven’t got many details as to how the person responsible for this piece of art went about constructing the modification, but it looks like a lot of time was spent in planning, and the execution looks… [Continue Reading]
That’s right, folks: Just hours after the groundbreaking debut of Gnarly Pong, another developer hopped on board and tweaked it so that users can participate in moving the paddle around. Now it’s just not a computer vs. computer deathmatch anymore; in fact, you could be solely responsible for your very own win. That’s something to… [Continue Reading]
The formidable anonymous coder, known to us only as “the person who exists in Japan and from whom this blessed underground homebrew code emerges,” has released another version of his startling homebrew Gameboy Advanced emulator for the PSP. There’s just one entry on the changelog this time around: Fixed synchronization of sound The code for… [Continue Reading]
Just arriving on shelves today is the commercial title SBK: Superbike World Championship. Check out the features list: 12 official SBK tracks featuring locations all around the world 22 real riders, with each rider’s AI reflecting their true-to-life riding style Players can choose pick-up-and-play Arcade mode or the more technical, ’Extreme Simulation Mode’ Interact with… [Continue Reading]
For you algorithmically inclined code weavers out there, a nascent little piece of homebrew is popping up out back in the developer’s garden: PSPi v0.1 is the first version of a little Windows applications for sending queries to your PSP hardware. It’s being cooked up by a sage hacker known as RainMotorsports. Here’s a few… [Continue Reading]
Millions of screaming fans celebrate the arrival of Phantasy Star Portable to the PSP today, as we acknowledge what will undoubtedly be known as the first “PSP For the PSP Day” – a global holiday brought forth with feasting, merrymaking and glee. Check out the features list from its press release at Play-Asia.com: Longtime fans… [Continue Reading]
You betcha, folks: The next iteration of the ultra-popular homebrew game GuitarStar has arrived, and it’s just another sign that the underground scene is continuing to teem and foment with skills, powers, knowledge, wisdom, intellect, strength, and all of the other attributable attributes you can muster up from a forgotten hard-bound roleplaying manual. But, seriously…. [Continue Reading]
A new version of PSPlugin has arrived, so be aware: We can now thoroughly observe and influence the processes of our PSPs by way of this program. Check out the release notes, which come to us translated through the French: PSPluginInfo, as its name suggests, is a prx that provides various information on the PSP!… [Continue Reading]
For the week ending March 2, the Nintendo DS edged out both the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Portable for units sold. That success is attributable to the appearance of the DSi in Japan, whose units make up the majority of the 47,601 listed units sold for the Nintendo DS. Wii sales are down, however,… [Continue Reading]
The acclaimed underworld code samurai, levon, has just released an update to his hardware management application, Power Manager. The program enables its user to adjust the brightness of the screen and the frequency of the CPU on the PSP. Check out the changelog for Power Manager v2.1: Added the possibility to enable / disable the… [Continue Reading]
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