Don't count your broken eggs until they actually break. Is that how the saying goes? Anyway, DVD Specialist Boulevard Entertainment says that the PSP's UMD format isn't dead, it just needs to be sold at the right price. Story in the full article.

Want to maximize your gaming experience with Sony's PlayStation Portable? Well, we have good news that will you guys jump for joy. GameStop has released a special coupon on the web which lets you save up to 25% on PSP games and UMD movies. Learn more about the coupon after the jump!

Always looking out for the best deals out there? Here's one you might be interested in: a coupon from GameStop is offering a 25% off deal for any used PSP games or UMD movies. The offer is only valid until January 31 though, so better get a move on. More in the full article.

It sure would be a nice thought if UMD movies for the PSP aren't bound by region locks, wouldn't it? If you're one of the many hopefuls, then you might as well get your hopes up just a tad higher as MTV releases have been spotted to carry the "ALL" label instead of the typical region-numeric code.

Learn more about it in the full article!

Senior product manager for Sony's PSP John Koller announced SCEA has decided to distribute, market, and sell targeted top content from other studios and content providers. The first move in this direction if the launch of new MTV UMDs this week.

Want to know more about this? Check out the full article for all the titles, pricing, and expected launch of the UMDs.

If you're hunting for deals on UMD movies to watch on your Sony PSP, then you may want to check out Circuit City, as the retail outlet is offering a slew of PSP UMD movies for US$ 6.99 each.

If you want to know which titles are available, check the full article after the jump.

Back in March 2007, retail chain Gamestop ran a rather excellent deal that allowed PlayStation Portable owners purchased UMD movies for just US$ 4.99 each. We just got word that the store has returned the offer.

With the new handheld's ability for TV output ad full DVD resolution, US$ 5 for a movie is really a good catch. A few worth mentioning choices include Hellboy, Underworld, and Final Fantasy: Advent Children. Know more after the jump!

CNET recently scored a video interview with Sony's Senior Product Manager for the PSP, John Koller. In the video he demonstrates the new physical features and capabilities of the PSP Slim (AKA PSP-2000).

In the video he demonstrates the video out capabilities and explains the improved hardware of the PSP Slim such as the RAM being doubled and the more efficient battery.

Also some details you'll be interested in, just in case you haven't been up to date: The PSP Slim will be available for the US this September 10. The Ice Silver version will be packaged along with the Daxter PSP Entertainment Pack for US$ 200. The pack will include the Daxter game, a UMD video collection for "Family Guy", and a 1GB Memory Stick.

Video output cables will be available this September 10. Composite and component versions will be priced at US$ 20 apiece.

The PSP Core Pack in Piano Black color will be available late next month, priced at US$ 169, though this will not be packaged with any extras. A Star Wars limited edition version in Ceramic White will be available on October 9. The version will be silk-screened with Darth Vader and packaged with Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron.

To watch the video, check out the read link below.

For those of us waiting on pins and needles on the most polished-looking homebrew game for the PlayStation Portable to date, RealTechVR's No Gravity, here's something special from homebrew scene's "E3": its official teaser video.

We get you the skinny on what's to expect with the homebrew title that's looking to best even some of today's commercial releases. For a teaser video, it definitely teases. No, there's no gameplay to be seen, only a picture montage that details out what seems to be the game's overall storyline.

To be fair, the video looks professional, and the feminine voice over doesn't hurt. It could have done better with a few choice gameplay video cuts, though, but as a teaser, it does its job well. Check out the embed below for the video. Enjoy!

Thanks to her Highness, Borg Queen X, for the tip!

Good news for PSP gamers hankering for more movies on the go: Deep Discount is now having its semi-annual 20% discount sale, which also applies to its DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and yes, UMDs. Couple that with its relatively low price range, and it's a great chance to get the UMD copy of the movie you've been wanting to show off on your PSP.

This may also interest you a bit more: Using the coupon code USATODAY also gives you yet another additional discount as well as free shipping. Of course, this is just one retail chain offering UMD discounts among many others, but its good to have other options to choose from.

Now you don't have any more excuses not to buy Last Exile and Samurai Champloo for your PSP...