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live streaming TV on your PSP

PSP developer Nickxab has release PSP Live TV, a homebrew application derived from PSPTube that lets you play 52 TV stream on your PSP.
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This an application that lets you to watch TV in yur psp with the wifi.
It is a modification of the PSPTube that can play some streams.
Now it contains 52 TV streams.

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Copy the PSP folder in the memory stick root.
Now for the streams.
Open the folder called “streams” that contained in the archieve and you will see
some folders with names from countres.Take the channel(s) you want and put it/them
in the favorites folder in the /PSP/GAME/PSP LIVE TV/ folder.
Also there is a folder called “” that has the streams from the j13dj’s version.

Games- The tip for getting games, especially for PSP, is what you think you would play over and over and over again. The replay value increases if it has online capability. My favorites games for the PSP are SOCOM: Navy Seals Fireteam Bravo 2, Daxter, Ratchet and Clank size matters, Star Wars Battlefront II, Midnight club, and Either Grand Theft Autos.

Video- Having videos on your PSP really makes a difference on road trips. There are free programs on the Internet for converting videos into PSP forms, for example Orbit .

Music- Unless you have a Ipod, the PSP is also good for just listening to music.

Pictures- Showing pictures on your PSP to your friends, and you can also set it as your background.

Internet- The PSP internet is fun when you don’t want to carry your laptop around. It can’t support large sums flash, so no videos, no games, no porn (unless its pictures:)

According to sources in Europe, Jeanne D’Arc, the tactical RPG for the PSP from Level-5, never got released in the UK. It was definitely slated for a UK drop, but for some reason, it seems to have missed the mark.

Tons of RPG fans across the globe have been awaiting the release of Jeanne D’Arc, so it’s kind of a shame that the UK crowd is going to miss this, at least for now.

Level-5 is the author of the immensely popular title, White Knight Story, as well as a game still in development named Ushiro.

We’d love to hear word of a UK release for Jeanne D’Arc, so we’ll stay savvy to news from over there. Hopefully developers realize how important it is to keep all of their turfs happy and in good, fresh titles. We certainly do.

There’s been tons of speculation, but not much in the form of hard evidence that the much anticipated Duke Nukem Trilogy, purportedly in development by Apogee, is actually slated for release any time soon. Minimal glimpses of the game were offered in the form of a short trailer that debuted at E3. Apparently, though, the Duke Nukem Trilogy is very much still on the project board, and the designers at Apogee are still hard at work on it. Here’s a quote from an Apogee representative:

“Both the DS and PSP versions of the game are coming along nicely. On the DS side the graphics are blowing the socks off everyone who sees it (those lucky few outside the company that have seen it), and on the PSP, they say the depth of view is the best they have seen to date for that device.

Development is proceeding at a feverish pace on both systems. There has been implementation of some unique features specific to each system that owners will be glad to see. We are also including some cool bonus game play features that we haven’t spoken about that we feel will enhance the overall way the game is played.”

You can check out the trailer here, but you won’t get much more information out of it. For now, keep your fingers crossed, stay glued to your seats, and we’ll spread the good news as it drops.

Prinny: Can I Really Be The Hero? Yup. That’s the title of a new drop from NIS America, an action game based on the familiar, suffering penguin-things from the Disgaea serial.

So, you’re a Prinny. You’re a penguin that can wield swords. That’s the foundation of the game. The rest of it follows through like a classic platform jumper as you jump, slash, double jump, and supermove your way through enemies and bosses. The catch, though, is that the game is super hard, so you get 1,000 lives. That’s a far cry from the three-dudes-is-never-enough days of Contra (without the cheats).

We hear the game looks good, with eye-popping colors and fluid animations. Even the music should get you hooked, as if blowing up 1,000 penguins wasn’t cool enough. Keep your eyes on this one. Prinny: Can I Really Be The Hero? is expected to release on 2/17/2009.