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Posted Nov 19, 2008 at 08:23PM by Glenn M.
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By early next week, PlayStation.com is adding additional features into the site. Users will get to enjoy easier access to content, as well as join in on the site's coming community features, where users can flame, troll, and make new friends. Take full advantage of your PSN ID, PlayStation Underground account, and soon, PlayStation Home. |
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Posted Oct 17, 2007 at 06:05AM by Ryan A.
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Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
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Ryan Payton
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Kojima Studios' Ryan Payton dropped by the NeoGAF Forums to make some clarifications regarding the PlayStation Underground e-newsletter and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops+. If you missed our report on this, a certain MGS Portable Ops: Infinite War announcement came in with the said newsletter. Ryan Payton clarified that this is not a new title and definitely not the name of the North American version for Portable Ops+. "What the hell? 'Infinite War' was the codename I gave to the project before 'MPO+' was decided on. Funny how things find their ways to retailers," explained Payton. Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops+ is expected to be released in North America on November 13. |
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Posted Oct 15, 2007 at 07:44PM by Ceasar S.
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Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops
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Ryan Payton
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If you've received a recent copy of PlayStation Underground's e-newsletter, you might have skimmed over the list pictured above. Speculation or fluke - call it as you may, the newsletter listed four upcoming hotspot-compatible Sony PlayStation Portable games. The list included two SOCOM installments, NBA 09, and something new in the Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops scene: Infinite War. Seeing as rumors over a new Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops sequel under development was overturned by Kojima Productions' Ryan Payton, there could only be one other viable option to what Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops: Infinite War is. It's probably the North American version of Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops+, of which the original was released less than a month ago in Japan. Anyway, one would love to think that the use of "Infinite War" for a title with the "Infinity Mission" campaign is more than just a coincidence, but let's wait the details that was promised to confirm MGS fans' hopes. More on this as we get them. Truckloads of kudos goes to NarooN for showing us the light and pointing us to the PSU e-newsletter. |
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Posted Sep 06, 2007 at 02:20AM by Ryan A.
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Homebrew Development,
News
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Sony,
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Custom Firmware,
Playstation Underground
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We are all already aware about Sony's official stance on the homebrew scene for the PlayStation Portable. The company's actions suggest that they don't want the community to continually mess up with their creation.Today, we learned that Sony has just brought the battle to the PlayStation Underground Community by officially banning all homebrew-related talks on the said board. QJ.NET reader Miley_424 tipped us off on this development and explained that this did not surprise most members of the community. What happened was a forum moderator (who represents SCEA as his/her username suggests) reiterated that homebrew applications void the warranty of PSPs. The moderator went on and provided the following topics that are not allowed to be discussed over at the PlayStation Board:
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Posted Aug 26, 2007 at 05:11AM by Charles D.
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PaRappa the Rapper
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Just when you thought the characters from PaRappa the Rapper couldn't get any zanier, their official website has announced a new contest entitled, "Cheap Cheap's Cook Up a Character Contest." Now you could be responsible for the next video game rapping sensation to grace the Parappa the Rapper series... well, not really, but you WILL get yourself your very own character immortalized in art.
The contest is open to all U.S. residents of 18 years and above who are currently registered PlayStation Underground members and have up until September 30 to submit their character entries. No, you don't have to be a rapper or even know how to rap to join this contest either. They do require that you send your character ideas in a .jpg or .pdf format to their email at community_support@playstation.sony.com. The top ten finalists from the contest will automatically receive a PaRappa PSP Skin, a charm and a beanie, while one lucky winner will be chosen by Rodney Greenblatt (the game's creator) and have his or her winning entry redrawn and framed, as well as winning a copy of the Parappa the Rapper game for the PSP. Interested in knowing more? We thought so. Feel free to click on the source link for additional information and contest details. |
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Posted Jun 26, 2007 at 08:22AM by Karl B.
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Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow
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ManiacX
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Heads up, Gabe Logan fans. QJ.NET reader ManiacX has informed us that PlayStation Underground members are being given the chance to grab a free game demo of Gabe Logan's latest adventure, Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow. It's pretty easy to get one, too. All you need to do is click here to get to the Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow registration page and log in with your PlayStation Underground account. If you're not a member yet, you can also register on the same page. Supplies are limited, so act fast. The full version of Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow for the Sony PSP handheld system is reportedly slated for a fall release. |
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Posted Jun 11, 2007 at 02:40PM by Ryan A.
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Playstation Underground,
homebrew community
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Over at online forums site PS3Forums, user sqrtlsqd7 claims that a recent PlayStation Underground survey is hinting at a possible new connectivity between Sony's PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable. Among the many questions found on the said survey, the following are the most interesting ones:
It should also be remembered that a member of the homebrew community recently unearthed a hidden code in FW 3.50 referring to a video and audio output functionality to the PSP. Until such time that Sony gives an official statement, we're taking this one with a grain of salt. |
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Posted Apr 25, 2007 at 04:18AM by Victor B.
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Games,
God of War: Chains of Olympus
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Kratos
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Well, everybody and their brother probably figured out that God of War: Chains of Olymp-something was going to be called God of War: Chains of Olympus. Not everybody, however, knows that Sony's official site for the game is already up, with a special treat for PlayStation Underground fans. According to their website, folks can get a free UMD, basically a demo for the game, by signing up for it using their PlayStation Underground account. There's no word on when the demo will be sent to people, but if this is a new adventure for Kratos to star in, then we'd definitely like it to be sooner rather than later. In any case, we've already signed up. How about you? To do the same, head on over to the official site by clicking on the Read link below. Thanks to Alexander for the tip! |
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Posted Mar 13, 2007 at 12:04AM by Karl B.
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Killzone: Liberation,
Games
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Playstation Underground,
Killzone
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Good news, PSP fans. Sony's been sending out more Killzone multiplayer beta invites to the much-awaited online multiplayer feature for Killzone: Liberation. If you're a member of PlayStation Underground or GAP, check your inbox. Who knows, you might have gotten an invite. Those who want to join in testing the Killzone multiplayer beta can head over to http://pspbeta.us.playstation.com via their PSP's browser. You have to use your PSP's browser since the site is configured to work only through a PSP browser. Reports say that the beta requires your PSP to have firmware 3.11 and, of course, a copy of the game. Kudos to readers TwistyValhalla and Anon1mous for the heads up. |
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Posted Jan 27, 2007 at 12:42PM by Chris L.
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Interviews,
Videos,
Games,
Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters
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Playstation Underground,
High Impact Games
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The question for every Ratchet and Clank fan on the PSP is if the duo is in good hands with High Impact Games. The final answer must wait until the final retail version hits stores and everyone offers his or her two cents on Size Matters.
However, we can get a clue from this video recently up on GameTrailers of PlayStation Underground (PSU) opening up the minds of High Impact Games and rattling around to see what's inside. Aside from people stapling priority memos to Roberto's shirt, of course. This is the same video featured on the official website, if you happened to read our article about it a couple of weeks back. Still, doesn't hurt to see more of the fur and the ferrous in action. The devs of High Impact Games range from weapons to gameplay to characters to art, and their respect for the Insomniac series. Oh, and you get a quick shot of someone playing the game on the PSP, too. No fingers looked like they were twisted in the playing of this game. That's definitely a plus for control. |
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