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Hage has released a new version of PSPBMC, v1.13. For those of you who are unaware of this program, PSPBMC is a quick and easy bookmark transfering tool that allows you to transfter your computers bookmarks to your PSP. Hage has really gone all out and released 4 consecutive versions of this nifty tool on the same day, each containing features and bugfixes. Here are the changes to the different versions, and you can download the latest version an the link below.1.10
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Those of you who have been closely following Fluff's PSIX project will be very interested to know that Fluff has recently updated the PSIX website with a message to the community.Psix PDR (PSP Developer Resources)Oopo, a site admin over at PS2Dev.Org, has recently come across fluffs message, and from the sound of things, was not all that pleased. Here is the questions Oopo posed to the devs at PS2Dev.Org: So, does anyone else appreciate this guy: 1) Charging $10/head for a shell replacement built on our tools. What do you think? Lets hear your thoughts in the comments below. |
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Flight sim fans rejoice, Namco is bringing one of its extremely popular titles to the PSP! Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception is the latest installment to the Ace Combat series from Namco. Sporting an all original story line, detailed jet models, many "real world" jets and the options to tune them all, it is shaping up to be everything you would expect from Namco. So far, Famitsu has confirmed 4 popular jet models and those are the F-14D Super Tomcat, Tornado F3, F2-A and MIG-31 Foxhound.The games modes are also getting plenty of attention. Campaign mode will put you in the pilot seat as a member of the Gryphus Squadron of the Federal Republic of Aurelia where the game will make use of the strategic AI system and missions will change depending on the strategies that you use. Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception will feature a 4 player multiplayer mode via ad-hoc that will allow you to split into teams for co-op play. Having already been given a fall release schedule in Japan, there is not yet an announced release time for the US. ![]() |
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Earache Records has released 5 new screenshots and the logo for their upcoming title, Extreme Metal Racing. The game will feature ten evil Earache racing teams - Mortiis, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Akercocke, Decapitated, Biomechanical, Municipal Waste, the Berzerker, Society 1 and Linea 77 which are all actual names of some metal artists.
The game's main appeal is its drive through the wastelands which promises gore and excitement when you mow down zombies, using chainsaws or metal spikes for fun.
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AMN has attended Sony Online Entertainment's Pre-E3 2006 event and scored some great footage and interviews on two upcoming PSP games. The below videos contain an interview with the producer of each game, as well as some great footage of the games in action. A definite must see for all those who want a sneak peak at what the games are looking like at this stage! Download: [Field Commander Interview] Download: [Untold Legends: The Warriors Code Interview] |
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The Charger Grip’s unique design emulates the popular PS2 controller feel, allowing for familiar handling while the ergonomic design reduces strain on hands, permitting a longer and more enjoyable gaming experience. Easy to carry in a backpack or handbag due to its collapsible design, the Charger Grip for PSP is tough, durable and easy to install with an original clip-on design for attachment and removal. Read the full article below.
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Steve's boss, Michael Morton, from Blackburn Transport was quoted as saying: "The driver was interviewed and we feel we’ve taken appropriate disciplinary action. We take a very dim view of drivers using any sort of device that will distract them. Our ultimate concern is the safety of passengers.”
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![]() Xodiac21 has released Sonic Avol 2, the update to his Sonic Avalanche homebrew game for the PSP. This version has some great advancemnets in place, including 9 new levels, updated menu graphics, 1 sound and the game now has an ending. When you beat level 10 it automatically takes a screenshot for uploading. Download: [Sonic Avol 2] |
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1. Get Firefox 1.5 (if you don't already have it). Now simply go to the video of your choice at http://video.google.com and you will see the download button. Just choose PSP from the format menu, and click download! Enjoy.http://www.mozilla.com/ 2. Install Greasemonkey. http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/extensions/greasemonkey/greasemonkey-0.6.4-fx.xpi 3. Restart Firefox 1.5 4. Install this script using Greasemonkey. (Right-click on the link below and select "Install User Script…") http://www.microsano.com/proyectos/getvideo/googlevid-download.user.js 5. Done! |
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This new feature will, in effect, keep the most popular articles posted in the last 24 hours at the top of each site for easy access. Every site will have its own list, reflecting the most "Jumped" articles from that specific site. The list will be ever changing and constantly updated showing the articles that have been voted most popular by you, our readers!
Hage has released a new version of PSPBMC, v1.13. For those of you who are unaware of this program, PSPBMC is a quick and easy bookmark transfering tool that allows you to transfter your computers bookmarks to your PSP. Hage has really gone all out and released 4 consecutive versions of this nifty tool on the same day, each containing features and bugfixes. Here are the changes to the different versions, and you can download the latest version an the link below.
Those of you who have been closely following Fluff's PSIX project will be very interested to know that Fluff has recently updated the PSIX website with a message to the community.
Flight sim fans rejoice, Namco is bringing one of its extremely popular titles to the PSP! Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception is the latest installment to the Ace Combat series from Namco. Sporting an all original story line, detailed jet models, many "real world" jets and the options to tune them all, it is shaping up to be everything you would expect from Namco. So far, Famitsu has confirmed 4 popular jet models and those are the F-14D Super Tomcat, Tornado F3, F2-A and MIG-31 Foxhound.




Nyko Technologies ships the Charger Grip for the Sony PSP. The stylish, PS2-like grip includes a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery that extends the PSP play time by five hours. PSP fans can now acquire the new Nyko product from retailers nationwide.
Yea, this is one of those, "what was he thinking" situations. I really don't think the old excuse "it seemed like a good idea at the time" applies here. Apparently the driver of the Bus, Steve Allcock was caught by the on-board CCTV camera playing Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories while stopped at bus stops, stop lights, and even while driving. 









