PSP Cheats and Hacks

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 other Players through online racing
• In-depth bike customization tools
• 4 Variable Weather Conditions

Here’s the official description from the press release over at Play-Asia.com:

“The SUPERBIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSAMPIONSHIP is truly a global event. SBK Superbike World Championship is a unique experience in motorsports featuring ultra-realistic close-up shots of the riders hugging ’tight turns’…

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…

Sony just had another brilliant idea: A Hannah Montana version of the PSP is set to drop on our heads as part of a $199 awesome marketing package geared toward that particularly screaming and energetic demographic of almost-teenage girls. The PSP Lilac will come with Miley Cyrus’s Hannah Montana PSP game, a UMD with some Hannah Montana episodes, a 2 gigabyte memstick, and even some gnarly stickers.

For a different slice of the demographic pie, Sony also announced plans to release an Assassin’s Creed Entertainment Pack. More details on that particular drop are to arrive a little later this year, according…

Exclusively for Japanese PlayStation Network account holders, the demo for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce is now available, just released from its developer, Koei (its Japanese title is Shin Sangoku Musou: Multi Raid).

Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce is based on Dynasty Warriors 6 and is slated for release in the US and Europe this Spring. It’ll boast gameplay similar to Dynasty Warriors 6 for the PlayStation 3, with a few character changes; specifically, Huang Zhong and Xiahou now wield bows instead of scimitars. All the characters from the popular Dynasty Warriors series are slated to appear – and they’ll have a new flying power-up,…