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You know, way back when, that one kid in every small town who was envied by all his/her peers for sporting a Neo-Geo gaming console or hand-held. Well now, years later, that’s you — it’s your time to shine. Reign WindJammers champion of the town with Akop’s Neo-Geo Pocket and Pocket Colour emulator — “RACE! PSP.”

Although; truthfully, I’m not sure whether WindJammers ever made it to the Neo-Geo Pocket or Pocket Colour. Nevertheless — PSP MAME4ALL supports it.

This is Akop’s initial release ported from Flavor’s original project. It’s noted version 2.0 does not include save states; however, that is planned for the future. Good lookin’ out.

Download: RACE! PSP v2.0

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With the release of 4.01M33 most were dissapointed when they found out the savestate feature was not added with the release of the firmware. Well fear not as Dark AleX has been working on it, and in proof he has released an experimental version of his feature. The experimental build comes in a plugin for slim psp users. This will aloow you to save the game at any point you wish allowing you to start right back where you left off. You can download the file below. Remember you must be a slim users with 4.01M33. Be sure to read the reame because after all it is an experimental plugin.

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Yep yep, in quick succesion Dark_Alex has released a new build of the latest custom firmware for PSP. Read more and discuss it here.

Dev kits packed and shipped out.

UK, June 11, 2008 – Ready at Dawn, the developer behind two of the PlayStation Portable’s most critically and commercially revered titles, has announced it is done with the platform.

Most recently responsible for the Wii port of Okami, Ready at Dawn was behind God of War: Chains of Olympus and Daxter remain two of the PSP’s highest rated games on the IGN scoring scale, clocking in a 9.4 and 9.0 respectively.

On its official blog, the California based developer states, “With Chains of Olympus going Gold in Japan, we’re now officially done with PSP development. So today we sent all our devkits back and seeing all these boxes ready to be picked up definitely marks the end of an era here at Ready At Dawn. Can’t wait to show you guys what we have in store….”

This article is about how to use Skype to make PSP as PSP phone and add DVD to PSP phone with DVD Ripper software.

Skype is an instantly communicate tool that can change PSP to PSP phone and call home telephone. Can you image that the authentic game player can be use as a phone to make common call to your friends? Skype for PSP can call other Skype user free, including PC Skype, mobile phone Skype and others.

Recently, after Sony update PSP firmware to version 3.90, use Skype to make PSP as PSP phone is an easy job.
The article has three parts, list as follow:
Part one. How to use Skype to make PSP as PSP phone (requests 3.90 firmware, Mic phone )
Part two. How to Rip DVD to PSP phone with DVD Ripper software (on Windows )
Part three. How to go to internet on PSP (The basic to use Skype for PSP)

Let’s go further to overthrow PSP.

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That’s right guys, a PSP emulator for the PC is actually in development right now, and it’s titled Sam, coded by Arctarus. However, it isn’t capable of playing ISO’s at the moment, sorry to spoil your glory. It works for pspsdk demos, but thats about it right now. Regardless, it’s what a lot of people are probably wanting, as there is no definitive emulator on the PC right now for a Playstation Portable emulator, which is actually somewhat surprising. Heck, there IS no emualtor, so it’s good news overall. If you’re willing to check out the application, download it below. As always, read the documentation before attempting installation and emulation.

Download: Sam 1.0

If you thought Royale was done with PSP Maps, then you are very, very wrong. He put out a new release that features a couple of changes, mostly options in the experimental department. PSP Maps is essentially a ’port’ of Google and (recently) Yahoo Maps and Virtual Earth on the PSP, which typically requires a wifi connection to be able to view the maps (although it has since allowed you to view them offline once downloaded to your cache).

This new version introduces experimental and basic KML support; this allows for additional display information on maps, such as: directions, points of interest, custom markers, and more. Here is the KML support:

KML support:

• Create a kml/ directory in your PSP-Maps folder.
• Copy the .kml files in this directory.
• Currently, it only supports “Points” and “Lines”.
• If you create an .png image with the same name as your KML file, it will be used to replace the default marker.
• You can easily create directions with this link (replace the towns in the URL): http://maps.google.com/maps?output=kml&
  saddr=toulouse&daddr=paris

Download: PSP Maps 1.1