Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 06:23PM by Ryan F.
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roe-ur-boat
Homebrew coder
roe-ur-boat has released a new version of AutoStart PRX, a handy homebrew
plugin
that allows you to configure your PSP's buttons to fire up specified
games and programs at startup. The latest update now allows you to
launch your games from anywhere in the XMB.
Download:
AutoStart PRX v5.4
[Via Roe's Boat]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 04:17PM by Glenn M.
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lawsuits,
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While professionalism has it that I reserve bashing the crap out of
things, Erik Estavillo is really asking for it. Let's face it, the guy
is on a suing spree from hell. Estavillo, more commonly known as "the banned
Resistance player that sued
Sony,
Microsoft, and
Nintendo", is now turning his eyes to
Blizzard, which is responsible for the evil moneymaker,
World of Warcraft.
To help make his case, he turns to Depeche Mode's Martin Lee Gore and
Winona Ryder - you'll know how that "makes sense" in just a bit.
[Via Gamepolitics]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 03:38PM by Glenn M.
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While it's one thing to be updated with the theatrical launch of
Tron Legacy, details have been pretty scarce about its accompanying video game. Thankfully,
Spike TV ends the drought with an announcement - the
Tron Legacy game will be making its premiere at the Spike Video Game Awards this December. For now, let's help ourselves to this short teaser.
[Via Siliconera]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 02:03PM by Glenn M.
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The PSP Go is already gathering dust on store shelves, and if this next rumor turns out to be true, it's gonna add molds and cobwebs to its collection. Rumor has it that
Disney will not be allowing the release of
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep on the
PlayStation Network.
[Via Sankaku Complex]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 01:08PM by Glenn M.
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Tekken 6
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UK
The
PS3 and
Xbox 360 versions of
Tekken 6 have only been in store shelves for barely a month, and the
PSP version is still
on its way -
Namco Bandai still has plenty of room for post-launch support and they don't have to stop at Cardboard Samurai Yoshimitsu. According to Tekken Lord
Katsuhiro Harada, it's very likely that they provide more DLC, and if they do, it'll be for free.
[Via PlayStation.com UK]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 10:11AM by Glenn M.
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When it comes to the two newest gaming portables, it seems that
Nintendo walked a better path than
Sony. Sure, the target market may be
different in some respects, with the DSi being aimed to the elderly as well, but when it comes right down to it, the new DSi LL is
selling better than the PSP Go.
[Via Manichi Newspapers]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 07:52AM by Glenn M.
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Back on scan-watching - the guys at the KHInsider forums have gotten hold of a scan from the latest issue of V Jump magazine, and it looks like
Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep has quite a few interesting surprises in store for us.
[Via KHInsider]
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Posted Nov 24, 2009 at 02:22AM by Ryan F.
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The
JPCSP team has recently updated the PlayStation Portable emulator for PC. The latest JPCSP revision
features another round of stability upgrade and various other improvements.
Download:
JPCSP v0.3 revision 1258
[Via JPCSP]
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 09:40PM by Ryan F.
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A new version of the Super
Nintendo Entertainment System emulator for
the PSP based on Snes9xTy is now available for download. The latest
update of s9xTYLmecm is another bug fix release to greatly improve the stability of the homebrew.
Download:
s9xTYLmecm 091123
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 07:36PM by Ryan F.
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LittleBigPlanet
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LittleBigPlanet
After being delayed for a week due to some technical issues,
SCEE Cambridge's portable adaptation of the
LittleBigPlanet universe is finally heading to the
PlayStation store tomorrow. According to
SCEA's post over at the PlayStation blog, the development team has been working really hard to bring
LittleBigPlanet PSP to PSP Go owners and we're very glad to have the download available before the break.
[Via US PlayStation Blog]
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 06:26PM by Ryan F.
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Nintendo 64
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Turok,
DaedalusX64
Ok guys, care to perform another round of update for the ever-popular
Nintendo 64 emulator for the PSP? Well, here you go. The
DaedalusX64
dev team is back to release another version of the emulator. The update
comes with the usual code cleanups and performance improvements.
Download:
DaedalusX64 Alpha Revision 444
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 03:55PM by Glenn M.
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Good news for the Spanish-speaking gamer - the language barrier won't
get in they way of your
Sony gaming news now that the European
PlayStation blog now comes in Spanish. ¿Hablais Español?
[Via PlayStation Blog Europe]
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 03:02AM by Ryan F.
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If you missed playing the good ol'
solitaire on your PSP, well,
homebrew coder madman666 got you all covered as he released his own
version of Solitaire for the PlayStation Portable. More info after the jump.
Download:
Solitaire v0.0.5
[Via PSP Hacks]
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 02:58AM by Mabie A.
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Mathieulh
Looks like not all is well in the kingdom of PSP homebrew. And it
involves no less than two of the loudest voices currently in the scene:
mathieulh and
Freeplay. Over at our forums, mathieulh calls out
Freeplay for supposedly leaking the Mercury
exploit, when the code of
said exploit wasn't his to begin with. More of the unfolding drama after the jump.
[Via QJ.NET Forums]
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Posted Nov 23, 2009 at 12:14AM by Mabie A.
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The admin folks of the
New York Public Schools must have been inspired
by the amazing PS22 Choir, but to leave music education to a video
game? That's right, and it's not just any other music video game. It's
Timbaland's
Beaterator taking on sub duties for these public schools. Hey, if you want street cred, that's it right there.
[Via WCBSTV]
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Posted Nov 22, 2009 at 08:16PM by Ryan Fernandez
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Homebrew coder
patpat has recently released a new version of CTFTool, a
handy homebrew GUI tool that allows you to create CTF themes for the PSP. The
latest update includes the addition of new RCO compression and
decompression functions, folder drag and drop functionality, setting
page, new version of the automatic identification function and some
other bug fixes.
Download:
CTFTool GUI v3.4
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Posted Nov 22, 2009 at 07:26PM by Ryan Fernandez
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Homebrew coder
Total_Noob has dropped by our forums to release a new
version of DayViewer, a handy plugin that allows you to displays the
day of the week on your XMB. The latest update now includes the ability
to add battery percent, month name and year.
Download:
DayViewer v5
Discuss:
QJ.NET PSP Development Forums
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Posted Nov 22, 2009 at 02:57PM by Glenn M.
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It could be because he loves video games, or it could be because he's taunting gamers with an evil grin on his face. Whatever the reason,
Uwe Boll is out to work on yet another video game movie despite all the snark he's gotten for his work.
[Via Joystiq]
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Posted Nov 22, 2009 at 11:57AM by Glenn M.
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While those who've downloaded the new 6.20 have a new Digital Comics
Reader to try out, the rest of the pack are still a bit hesitant in
making the jump forward. You've read the official changelog, but it
appears that what
Sony didn't say out loud was that a previous
exploit
has now been patched. That said,
FreePlay releases the PSP Go exploit
that he's been working on, ensuing a new episode in the homebrew scene
drama.
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Posted Nov 22, 2009 at 11:02AM by Glenn M.
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Eye of Judgment,
Kingdom Hearts,
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LittleBigPlanet
Let's leave the firmware talk for the other PSP Weekend Warrior - we've
got big games coming up and you don't wanna miss those updates now, do
you? Try out that new Comics Reader on your PSP with a few free issues,
or you can check out a magazine that you can use as a shield - and I'm
not talking about a cheap cosplay getup. Lots of big upcomers also got
some updates this week, check them out and stay in-the-know.
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