PSP News

Just a couple days ago, I told you that camxpspx123 and his team were working on an update to include many different mobs in their PSP version of Multicraft. Well now the day has come for you to try the actual release. Download links are inside!

So you have an old PSP lying around and want to see what the scene is all about? The most recent findings and exploits have made hacking your PSP easier than ever.

Camxpspx123 is back at it once again with his work on Multicraft for Vita. In a short time, you'll be getting some mobs to liven up your created area!

EA was recently called "the worst company in America by the publication known as Consumerist. While some may disagree with the ruling, here are just a few examples of the mistakes that allowed them to claim that kind of honor!

The scene is a place with many trends, and I've got the tools to prove it. While PSP Minis apps continue to dominate our traffic, this week also saw some updates to hacker essentials. Check them out here!

I know we've already got a whole bunch of PSP to PS3 Mini conversion tools out there, but they remain so popular that I couldn't resist. This new creation by $n!pR could be just what you're looking for!

April as we know it is of course the month dedicated to humor. When we start talking about games, there are a whole lot of unintentional jokes out there to be had. Let's take a look at some of the silliest moments the industry has ever seen!

If you've been watching our forums at all, then you know that camxpspx123 has been quite busy with his work updating drakon's Multicraft for PSP. We've got a new download and video for you to watch that's just one click away!

Not too long ago, I let you in on the little secret of a PS3 Mini GUI called Bite. With a revised name comes some massive updates in this newly released version!

Not too long ago, I reported that zecoxao had found ways to potentially make PSP games and homebrew playable on PS3. Here are two tools that can help get you in the game!

With the PS Vita scene still inspired by it's PSP roots, the decade old scene dedicated to the original Sony handheld just keeps on trucking. This updated plugin helps to give some added functionality to that much beloved home button.

With graphics and processors getting better and more advanced with each generation, rebooting classic franchises has become more popular than ever. Just yesterday we saw Square Enix's take on Tomb Raider, but there are plenty of other old games that could be a real hit if they were backed by some of today's technology.

If you're looking to do some serious online gaming today, I hope you were able to log in to the PSN over the last few days. Services are being discontinued today over a sixteen hour period.

Depending on who you talk to, the XMB of the PSP and PS3 will either be loved or hated. Regardless of how you feel about the interface, this handy little Windows emulator started just yesterday by SvenGDK shows promising progress toward making the Cross-Media-Bar fully bootable from Windows.

Just as the name implies, SvenGDK's PS Multi Tools is one of the most functional pieces of software whether you are using a PS3, PSP, or even a PS2. With version 9 out today there are even more features to love!

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.

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 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.