When you connect your PSP to your TV, you only get a small picture at the middle of the TV screen while playing. Of course, the little picture is not gonna fly for the serious gamer. With the Lenkeng LKV8000 PSP to HDMI Converter, you can enjoy a full screen HDMI display on your HDTV, so you can upsize your PSP gaming look.

With the launch of the PSP Go looming so close, those who will upgrade to the new handheld will have the option to get this PSP Go Converter, which will allow you to use your old PSP accessories with the PSP Go. Sony wouldn't want you to wind up with a bunch of unusable accessories, y'know, although they're not doing a thing about the unusable UMDs.

Dutch website Next Gamer is reporting that there's a new PSP Go accessory from Sony in the form of a cradle. This one reportedly will carry with it two new cables, one of which can supposedly connect your nifty little gadget to the TV. Check it out in the full article.

It's gonna be one crazy, hectic schedule for Kratos this week as SCEA brings him to the Comic Con in San Diego this week. It's never easy being popular, so it sure is some God-sent luck for you to have this opportunity to spend some time with him. Apart from the game showcase for God of War III, SCEA has also unveiled a new collectible merchandise, Kratos' Blade of Chaos. Check out the full details in the full article.

RealView Innovations has announced plans to release an attachment that "enhances the perceived depth of the 2D screen image on the PSP." Instant faux 3D, in short.

Sony has announced that it is expanding its Official License Program (OLP) to peripheral manufacturers in Japan, Asia, North America and Europe/ PAL territories. Details after the jump.

Now that the PSP Go has been unveiled, announced, and criticized, time now to direct our attention to the device usage - should we actually make the purchase that is. For that, Sony is already preparing a few add-ons, peripherals, and accessories that will be compatible to the new handheld, and here are a few of the prototypes on display at E3.

You've heard of the PSP-controlled car, right? Here's another PSP accessory that never quite got off the drawing board: a gun controller accessory for the PSP-1000.

PSP homebrew developers Buzz and ZX-81 have come up with a homegrown accessory for the PlayStation Portable that lets you use a wireless paddle or joystick device through the PSP Phat's IRDA port. Details and videos after the jump.

I know it's pretty tough to hear of something and want it so bad yet have little to no means of getting - much less getting to use it to its full potential. But, for those that do live in Japan, Edia Co. Ltd. has announced that they'll be releasing the third version of their Maplus GPS software come July 9. Navi 3 will have 3D rotateable maps, MP3 player functionality, among others.