Posts Tagged ‘PSP’
Music Unlimited free trial for 180 days
PSP provides you with great entertainment on the go – you can enjoy games, music, movies and much more, wherever you are. And now, there’s even more reason to take your PSP everywhere. You can enjoy the tunes you love for free, whenever you like, with Music Unlimited. Read the rest of this entry »
PSP and PS3 are coming to FaceBook this April
PlayStation is coming to Facebook in April 2010 and it will be packed with tonnes of fantastic PlayStation 3 and PSP entertainment for you to peruse including trailers and interviews from upcoming titles.
There will also be brand new screenshots, access to PlayStation applications such as competitions and web games, fun fan pages, plus all the latest official PlayStation information in one great place. Read the rest of this entry »
Best PSP games – discount at psp store
Now you can experience new and classic PSP games for a whole lot less in the massive PlayStation Store (PSP) sale.
Starting in April 2010 for two weeks only, you will be able to download a range of new and classic PSP games at up to 50 per cent off their original price from PlayStation Store (PSP), which is accessible directly from your PSP or via Media Go on your PC. Read the rest of this entry »
New PSP Clone revealed
Today over at Ishopvideogame a new PSP Clone has been released with 8gb of memory built in and Camera and MP3/MP4/MP5 Playback, and plays Not Only NES but Gameboy, Gameboy Colour and even Megadrive Games, heres the full specs: Read the rest of this entry »
The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest 4 PSP
We know a little bit more about The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest, a third-person action game headed to the PSP later this year. The title, which will be published by Warner Interactive, is aimed at a casual audience. While that knowledge alone will probably turn off many PSP owning gamers, there are some reasons to give the game a chance. Despite the emphasis on simplicity and pick-up-and-play game mechanics, the title features an interesting story and some pretty impressive visuals on the PSP. Read the rest of this entry »
PSP 3000 – homebrew loader available
A major breakthrough was achieved in the homebrew community today, as hackers Davee and Bubbletune released a public version of their chickHEN Homebrew Enabler. This hack affects all models of the PSP, including later versions of the PSP 2000 motherboard and the recent PSP 3000, which had proven difficult to unlock. Read the rest of this entry »
2009 – a year of PSP!
There are many gamers going around the Web indicating that 2009 is the year of the PS3 or Xbox 360. However, another platform that many gamers have undermined may be picking up steam to take over 2009. According to reports PSP may have an awesome lineup in store for 2009 with unrevealed titles as well as existing franchises. Read the rest of this entry »
What would we like to see in PSP-4000
Additional rumors have surfaced from Eurogamer since the initial rumblings of a PSP-version 2, or PSP-4000. The new iteration will get rid of the battery draining and much reviled UMD drive and feature a compact, sliding screen.
The screen will be the same as the one currently found in the PSP-3000. If true, this will be disappointing news given the fact that the PSP-3000 suffers from interlacing problems that lead to image ghosting in 2-D games. Hopefully the PSP-4000 can address these problems while maintaining the brightness and clarity of the current screens.
The sliding screen is an interesting notion that got us thinking about what other cool new features Sony can add to make the PSP-4000 the ultimate killer portable: Read the rest of this entry »
No UMD-drive – new PSP-2 rumor!
A fairly credible source has leaked that Sony is already hard at work developing the PSP2, and has claimed that the new handheld will have no optical disk drive of any kind. Lead developer at Acclaim announced on Twitter: “I hear Sony FINALLY has the PSP 2. Read the rest of this entry »
Lilac PSP for Hannah Montana
Watch out PSP owners! Sony is targeting what they call the “tween” female demographic, and that can only mean one thing: Hanna Montana is coming to our sleek black handheld. Of course, girls aged between 11-14 generally don’t like their game devices to be colored black, so Sony has come up with a new color scheme to mark the release of the planned game.