übergizmo (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Yes, with such a blurry spy shot (most probably due to nervousness of the person taking that snapshot), it is more or less confirmed that there is a brand new PSP hardware update coming our way, and most people have weighed in on their wants and needs. It is widely believed that if this hardware update makes a quantum leap seen in the DS Phat to the DS Lite, the PSP 3000 will sell oodles and oodles...
PSP GANG (Free subscription) | yesterday
It looks as if Namco Bandai 's The Idolm@ster is getting itself a handheld version. Korean website VideogamerX has some scans showing off a PSP iteration of the game. Called The Idolm@ster SP , this game is an idol-raising simulation, allowing users to train a young girl to become an idol, and then engage in rhythm games to show off the said idol's skills. According to the information available , there...
PS3 (Free subscription) | yesterday
Well, they were hardly going to arrive on the PS3 now were they? Anyway, it seems there's nothing stopping PSP game developers from making GPS enabled games (apart form that the necessary accessory won't even be out in the US for another God knows how long).
PS3 (Free subscription) | yesterday
It's the post E3 week, a time for speculation to run amok because all the real games news was announced in the fanfare of LA. It's PSPChina.net's turn to prove the wild and speculative rumour mongering, according to calendar they keep on the great games website fridge, and it has duly provided some shaky, supposedly leaked shots of what is supposedly the next PSP. Supposedly.
PSP GANG (Free subscription) | yesterday
If you're impressed with Apple's Coverflow User Interface (UI) for iTunes, then you can browse through your favorite tunes in the same way on the PlayStation Portable thanks to a new homebrew app from developer Da Merv . Marking itself as the first version release of the program, TruFlow makes use of the same UI format as the iTunes music browser . To use TruFlow, all you have to do is add your preferred...
Gadgets News (Free subscription) | yesterday
by Darren Murph , posted Jul 22nd 2008 at 11:57PM Only John Koller knows how serious John Koller, Sony's senior marketing manager for PSP, was when mentioning that GPS-enabled games could eventually hit the PSP, but he definitely threw it out there. Speaking about the forthcoming GPS add-on for the playstation Portable, Koller stated that said module "changes the dynamics of GPS but also changes the...
PSP GANG (Free subscription) | yesterday
It looks like the recent PSP-3000 rumor isn't about to die down any time soon folks, as more new pictures of this mystery unit come to light. The images were taken via the PSPChina.net message board, and show what appears to be a prototype of the unit plugged into a USB cable. As with the previous pictures, these shots indicate that the PSP-3000 will have a slightly different PSP logo on its back,...
FeelGizmos.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
American PSP owners will be able to enjoy GPS navigation some time next year. Not only will the platform support navigation and maps, as expected, but John Koller wants to offer something a bit more. SCEA is investigating game development which can take advantage of GPS technology. Koller told MTV Multiplayer the upcoming peripheral “changes [...]
PSP GANG (Free subscription) | yesterday
It seems like developer J.F. (a.k.a. Chilly Willy on the PSP Development forums) has finally rolled out the first official release version of the homebrew Mac emulator for the PlayStation Portable, Basilisk II. Moving out of its test release version , Basilisk II 1.1.0 includes a couple of changes to its non-platform specific code and makes its official debut in the homebrew community . To be more...
Gadgets Blog News (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
by Paul Miller , posted Jul 23rd 2008 at 10:31AM PSP hacker "FreePlay" has turned his gaze to the PS3, and come up with a method for the first PS3 homebrew outside of Linux and that little "hello world" proof of concept a few months back. The minimal devkit doesn't seem built to take advantage of the PS3's wiles, however, and is instead working with the Java prowess built into the Blu-ray playback...
QJ.NET (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Many homebrew devs have benefited from danzel 's Danzeff OSK (On-Screen Keyboard), incorporating the virtual keyboard program into their own applications. Coder Sakya recently released an updated version of the original, adding support for devs who use OSLib functions. Danzeff OSLib comes with several pre-made functions which can help users who want to integrate it into their own homebrew projects....
IGN (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Well, this thing really exists. Looks like I owe Roper $20.
about-electronics.eu (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
SlipperyBrick: The Japanese have been using GPS applications on their PSP for awhile, but now it looks like Sony is about to bring it abroad. They are working on a new game that will take advantage... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
PSP Fanboy (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Filed under: Video , Phantasy Star Will Sega's Phantasy Star Portable be able to take on Capcom's Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G ? The two games are targeting very similar markets: social RPG games on the PSP. This new ad released in Japan highlights the community aspects of Phantasy Star Portable , but misses what we would've focused on: its acronym. Clearly, PSP is MEANT for the PSP. This is gaming...
Gizmodo (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
A tipster mailed in these additional PSP spy shots to go along with the ones we saw yesterday. Assuming this is real, it shows a black PSP with the new PlayStation button, the mic hole, and a thinner...
