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

The PSP version of the G.I. Joe: The Rise Of The Cobra will be requiring the custom firmware 5.55 to work. So those who are planning on getting this game, make sure yo have downloaded first the PSP firmware 5.55. Get ahead before shelling out bucks for it. But don’t worry for those of you who failed to download it during the firmware’s release, the download pack for G.I. Joe: The Rise Of The Cobra will include all needed applications and firmwares. No hassle.

Although some bloggers are doubting whether or not the G.I. Joe: The Rise Of The Cobra will be released in Sony’s website of Network Update. And much like IdolM@aster, some are expecting that there will come a time that the G.I. Joe: The Rise Of The Cobra will be hacked or bypassed so that it won’t require the firmware 5.55 anymore.

The release of the G.I. Joe: The Rise Of The Cobra in theaters early this week is befitting for the release also of its PSP version, which is soon to come. All needed information are, of course, expected to be inside the pack.

You can probably surmise that from my frequent posts about Tekken, I’m a serious patron of the game. Here is another trailer of one of my favorite characters from the popular game series. Lei Wulong from Tekken is the master of the Five-Style Chinese Martial Arts (although not too much combo), but his punches got some serious knock-out abilities.

Watching him kick some enemies’  asses in this video reminds me of a Jackie Chan movie I saw last year (the one he made with Jet Li). Lei has come very far since his debut in Tekken 1. And although he may have not that many combos, the quality of his combo extenders, however, is still way up there.

Tekken 6 will be released for the Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and PSP, so do watch out for more trailers in the future.

Recently, Sony Ericsson released the Aino phone where it enables the user to synchronized his PS3-stored media with the Ericsson phone. Now, Sony has just unraveled its new creation with the Satio phone.

This mobile phone can actually process Playstation games, enabling the user to play his favorite games in his own handheld mobile device. What a riot this could make! Here’s what Sony Ericsson’s Corporate Vice President Hirokazu Ishizuka has to say about the Satio: “I think we are very confident of our own solution–entertainment unlimited. Not only music entertainment experience but also imaging, cyber-shot technology and we have a 12.1 megapixels camera. On top of that, you can enjoy your PlayStation games so therefore this product is so powerful and we are very confident of this product’s success.”

I don’t have the list yet of what games we can play with the Satio. Reports, however, are putting Asphalt Road and Prince of Persia to the list. Both will be in HD format.

Expected to be released this coming fall, the Satio’s content library—downloadable games, movies, music, videos and applications—will only be available for the Asia Pacific region. No price has been announced yet for the Sony Ericsson Satio, but I sense an amount that will burn a hole in your pockets.

After much waiting from this side, homebrew coder Predricted finally revealed his latest project, the Sanvian Warrior v0.1. Although still in its beta form, this game will figuratively blow you away, especially for action-packed game lovers.

Sanvian Warrior v0.1 Beta is about the last Sanvian army tasked to defend his city from its enemies (think Mel Gibson in Braveheart, Patriot). The game features fighting monsters, leveling up, using magic and many more to be discovered after you download this game.

For the game controls, all you have to do is use the analog stick to move: press X to attack, triangle to use magic and the up/down keys to set the amount of enemies.

The game also features some ass-kicking moves and styles by the primary Sanvian character so, download and get ahead with your game buddies.

Download Sanvian Warrior v0.1 Beta

Finally, a new theme for my PSP based, of course, on the Grand Theft Auto IV. Nothingface420, a PSP veteran from psp-hacks.com announced a couple of days ago that he just released a newly created theme for the PSP.

The theme is simple enough. Rather than being icon-bases, it’s mostly text and images but the over-all interface still works for me. Characters from the Grand Theft Auto IV literally littered your screen; they act as icons-slash-links to network, photos, videos, setting and music. Each image shows a different background for the theme, making it not only uniquely eye-catching but entertaining as well.

So according to Nothingface, his PSP theme is a spin-off from Marc’s Grand Theft Auto IV city theme and the control buttons he got from Uoykcuf86.

The feature include: custom main XMB icons, gameboot, cintro, boot sound, bootlogo, smooth scrolling, click sounds, option menu, osk, volume bar, visualizers, album icons, loading icons, restart/turn off function, custom vsh menu, slideshow and wallpapers.

Mixed reaction were given to the new theme… some said the features are kind of buggy. It’s definitely not Nothingface’s best work but it’s still cool for patrons of the GTA IV. Check it out! It’s thematic version of a character-based interface gives it a slight edge.

Download Grand Theft Auto IV (CTF/Flash0)

Fresh off the grindstone from underworld developer lbicelyne is FBA4PSP beta preV12p3, the newest iteration of his FinalBurn Alpha emulator. ARM7 is added in this release, and Knights of Valor 2 is also functioning fine this time around. Here’s a scribble from the developer himself:

• Game saving is not supported
• Usage:

1. It only supports kov2.zip and kov2106.zip
2. If there is sango2.rom in your zip file, please rename to kov2_v100_hongkong.asic

This is some terrific software, folks. Real keen code. If you don’t already cherish it, well, start cherishing it.

Download FBA4PSP beta preV12p3

Well, gentle readers, it’s finally here: Another home-cooked piece of gaming goodness for the PSP-3000 that utilizes the recently discovered GripShift exploit. The new homebrew, titled Bomberman GripShift v1, was developed by Team P86, the same elite hacker dudes who brought you PMP VLC Player for the PSP.

Bomberman GripShift v1 is, obviously, a Bomberman clone, and it’s brought to you courtesy of the Sparta SDK and GripShift exploit that MaTiAz and Freeplay dropped just a few days back. This is a great example of the evolution of exploits and homebrew that results when savvy code warriors from all corners of the Internet build off of each other’s successes. Bomberman GripShift v1 should also work on the regular PSP on any CFW.

This is the very first release, so there’s no changelog to read. The best thing to do is jump on board and get a look at the game for yourselves. Grab it here and stay glued to the website for updates to the software as it drops. Again, thanks to the homebrew community for starting to build on the GripShift excitement.

Download Bombermen GripShift v1

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.

Hot off the grapevine is an interesting promise about a game that’s captivated audiences worldwide on the PSOne: Persona. Persona should be getting a near-total overhaul and port to the PSP that’ll keep fans of the series sweaty for weeks of intense gameplay.

Rumor says that the port will feature brand new scenarios, all new characters, and new, innovative storyline elements. The rumor even has the game finding its way to shelves in Japan by this April. The source of the rumors, GameWave, is a popular gaming magazine based in Hong Kong, and has also speculated on ports for Mobile Suit Gundam: Bonds of the Battlefield and Disgaea 2.

Now, there’s no official confirmation on the PSP port of Persona, but enough dust has been kicked up around this rumor to suggest that it’s got some merit. We’ll look forward to hearing more about it as we get closer to April. Keep hope alive, folks: Undoubtedly, we’ll get ours. We always do.

Fans of Phantasy Star Portable, get ready for some more action. A new multiplayer mode mission is now available for the game from Sega’s download site. The name of the new mission is Nazokaimei Mission, which means the “Mystery Unfolded Mission.”

On this gnarly new mission, you’ll be tasked with solving the problem of a virus that’s somehow proliferated and gotten all up into VR, which is the Guardian’s training program. Check out the Sega site for the download if you’re looking to get even more involved with your favorite game than you already are.

As always, for more news from the Phantasy Star Portable series, keep your eyes glued to this website, where we’ll leak clutch information the second it drops.