PSP News

It has taken me three boxes of eucalyptus scented tissues, a whole lot of rocking back in the fetal position and a few hours of  spooning "old faithful" to fiinally come to terms with the news that has been shared on this warm Australian night.

PSP developer Jorge_97 has released an updated version of his PSP homebrew Music Downloader.

It's no secret that plenty of us have probably long moved on from the PS2, but that doesn't mean the scene is over. Thanks to a new release from gledson999 you may want to dust off the old machine.

It's been almost two years in the PSP and YouTube scene for me, and I've learned a fair bit about how to customize the PSP basically to it's fullest extent.  For the PSP hackers out there who don't quite think they have done just that, this article is for you.

I'm not really one for cheating in games, and if I decide to unleash this level of laziness I will always wait until I have finished a game to its maximum potential.  If however you are more liberal with your shortcuts and cheating, this will spell hours of fun.

With all of the big news thats been breaking all over the PS3 scene there have been a few PSP releases that we wanted to catch up.  Do you feel like doing some boat racing with everyone's buddy Mario?  Check out Mario Boat version 1.1.

With so many of you now being able to hop into the world of PSP CFW, why not take a look at this Silent Hill port that should be playable on your PSPs and Vitas?

There are tons of emulators out there for Windows and Android, but as we know there aren't many choices when it comes to emulating PSP. While this is certainly an early release PPSSPP 0.1 shows some promise by being able to play some of the handheld's best.

With Halloween here, there are definitely plenty of gamers looking to get in on the action. As a break from our usual hacking news, I figured I would share some cool Halloween gamer gear as discovered by IGN.

Once a year, a charity by the name of Extra Life acquire the help of numerous courageous gamers of various ages, locations and gaming origins to raise money in the name of charity in their locale.

The PS3 scene has been blowing up with convenient homebrew, applications and news in general, like direct PS3 downloads for game fixes.  Today is no different, with another payment method coming soon to the new revamped PS Store!

The European version of Urbanix has gained quite the popularity lately, due to it being host to the exploit that would grant users the ability to run custom firmware on their Vita. Now the Japanese flavor of the game is making headlines.

If you're still messing about with your original PSP, odds are it's only because you enjoy the device's more or less unfettered homebrew capability. Just like the name implies FastExitGame allows you to back out of applications as quickly as possible, letting you leave your old task so you can better move on to the next one.

Ever forget your passkey for you router or your friends router and spent a few hours trying to get it to work only to have to reset it.  Well this could be the kind of thing that could help.

The honest truth is that the PSP web browser has proven itself  to be one simply horrific attempt at modern technology. As the years have passed, the once futuristic concept of browsing the web on a console has been a completely cumbersome process, but this app seeks to make things simpler for you. Did we mention there's an iOS version too?

With so much heat coming on the PS Vita these days from the hacking community, it can be easy to forget that there is still a pretty strong audience standing behind Sony's original handheld as well. If you still happen to be into the PSP dev side of things, you might be interested to know that PRXDecrypter has been updated to include support for the system's more recent firmware versions.

If you've been dying to get a homebrew fix of the zombie apocalypse on your PSP, then why not try out the latest build of zharikov.vitalik's ZombieSinf2. The full story will tell you what this version holds.

If you're still into using your PSP after all these years, odds are you've probably accumulated a ton of save games that you would hate to lose unexpectedly. Sure you can always back them up on your computer, but why not use Savegame Saver 0.6 by fede94boss.

If you're looking to get onto the Playstation Network for a game on September 10th, you may want to log into your account sometime soon that you'll be given access to the major functions of the service during their newly scheduled maintenance window. More details on the upcoming outage can be seen in the full story.

Usually when we talk about bricks within the PSP community, it can never be for anything good. Still, today we have some good news for those of you that may actually enjoy bricks in a different context.