A certain person that goes by the name Actarus has decided to start the immense job of coding a PSP emulator. The project just started so what is released is not exactly usable… YET! Release is at 1.0.0.0 (cesus jhrist he likes adding dots) and [...]
Coco1230 and Said0011 over at The Belgium Team have released an update to their program which allows you to look up PSP error codes and possible solutions. New in this version is: fixed a bug with the menu 213 errors instead of 197 added the [...]
The relatively new Pxl team has released a beta version of their Pxl_installer. This little homebrew program still in it’s pre-teen stages (was going to say toddler but I figured the functions work, there just a few bugs) allows you to easily download and install [...]
This little program that enables you to password your PSP and record every attempt at cracking it has received a new update. -Recoded a good part of the code which was messy and had useless parts. -Added numbers to the characteres you can input through [...]
Team Chilt released an update for their little jewel of homebrew which allows you to download and extract .zip files from the internet. -Changelog- * [Added"] Update feature * [Added"] Use of graphics * [Added"] Custom error codes * [Added"] Set path to extract ZIP [...]
Weighing in at about 110g is Sony’s PSP cradle with a remote which let’s you navigate through all of the PSP’s functions. The cradle can be plugged to a television with the use of a D-Terminal cable. The PSP get’s locked in and is easily [...]
Hehe, anyways the Playstation store has updated the prices for the Canadian store because the Americans are entering a recessing and because we are selling them our oil from the sands in Alberta… which is completely destroying the environment… rants aside, we get equal pricing [...]
O.K. So we’re kind of slow on news these days, STFU already ^__^. Anyway, if you have a PSP-1000 you should go cheack out these awesome protective (they are 2mm thin…) skins for your little baby PSP. What’s even cooler is that there really is [...]
Well it seems the Playstation promotions department has made the jump into the social network arena. What’s that mean? Nothing for me really… However if you are a Facebook user you can now get informed of promotional events. You can check them out over here. [...]
Posted on Alek’s website on April 19th, is a list of clarifications confirming there will be no M33 3.93 or 3.95 but there will be a 4.00. All people whining about being stuck at 3.93 official firmware will now be directed to pandora battery tutorials [...]
This awesome piece of software from Winnydows has been updated to 5.032. The changelog consist mostly of bugfixes, tweaks (new video profiles) and support for new stuff (MPEG1 codec, .dpg Nintendo DS video format and more…). Unfortunately a 5 mb limit keeps me from posting [...]
Posted on the PLaystation blog is an entry about the next firmware. The updates seem almost as minor to me as 3.93 was. I’m expecting most people to not even bother to update. So now you can: customize the controls when playing PSOne games quit [...]
In an interview with Eurogamer’s Rob Fahey, Kazunori Yamauchi (the creator of Grand Turismo) revealed that they are still working on the PSP port of the PS2 game. On the other hand, he reveals that it won’t be done by the end of this year. [...]
The next highly anticipated Star Wars game coming out on pretty much every console will be out in the United-States (Since when does the US stand for North America?) on September 16th. By the looks of it, The Force Unleashed is going to be awesome! [...]