Sunday, March 26, 2006 - Posts

Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:38 PM

Cool New Metal Faceplates Available From Divineo

From Divineo - cool!

*PACK 4 PSP FACE PLATE FASHION / METALLIC details

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posted by Auri with 0 Comments
Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:37 PM

SNES9xTYL (PSP Super Nintendo Emulator) status report!

Well there is good news and bad news. First the good news, the network play is working albeit with a few disconnects. Now the bad news, there are some rendering issues in certain games. The developers are working on the problems and although they won't have a release this week-end they will be releasing a usable version of Snes9xTYL 0.4 soon (hopefully in a couple of weeks).

You can read the post at Yoyofr's Stuff and get it in his words. Hopefully there will be a release soon, this has to be one of the most anticipated releases that the homebrew scene as seen to date.

Source: PSPUpdates
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Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:36 PM

GTA: Vice City Stories Trademark Filed

You may remember a while back that we announced Take2's decision to launch another Grand Theft Auto game on the PSP in 2006.

On March 21st Take2 filed a paper with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for the trademark of "Vice City Stories". Now although this isn't stone cold proof that the next game on the PSP will be Vice City Stories, it does add yet more evidence to a plausible theory.

Perhaps we will find out more information with a confirmation when Rockstar finally release the date of Liberty City Stories on PS2 later this month.

Big thanks to Adriaan for giving me the heads up.

Source: Codename GTA

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Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:34 PM

Gamestop.com PSP game and movie SALE!

Gamestop.com is offering a 10% discount of any single PSP game or movie. All you have to do is add the game or movie to your cart and use the coupon code PSPUMD. There is about a day left on the stop-watch sale so if your interested you better be quick. As with all Gamestop.com sales it's only valid on in-stock items and it's only valid online. This might be the time to pick up that game you've been eyeing. Personally, I think I'll order Worms: Open Warfare.

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Source: PSPUpdates
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Sunday, March 26, 2006 10:33 PM

Get Your Annoying PSP Ads Here

Source: Kotaku

Check out the latest love ‘em or hate ‘em PSP spots for Daxter and Pursuit Force from Monkmus and Sony Computer Entertainment. Personally, I’m not what you’d call a fan, but I will say they sure are different from anything else we’re seeing out there. They aren’t pushing “lifestyle” marketing on us, nor are they clogging the ads with rendered footage.

Sony Playstation PSP Game Spots

Pursuit Force For Dustballs

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Sunday, March 26, 2006 9:29 PM

Homebrew: New PSP Homebrew Releases for March 26, 2006

Quite a slow day, but it's a couple updates to some great homebrew.Thanks guys!

Applications
PSP Guitar v0.2 - Guitar simulation application. Updated!

Emulators
NesterJ v1.11 - Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) / Famicom emulator. Updated!
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Sunday, March 26, 2006 9:16 PM

NEW HACK: Do it Yourself PSP Headset Adaptor

Over on the official PlayStation.com a member by the name of JonathanDS posted a guide with instructions to make your own PSP headset adaptor so you can chat in your favorite multiplayer games (like SOCOM:FTB) without buying the official Sony headset. Apparently no stores near him were selling the headset so he made his own and his guide is pretty good. The final product (pictured to the right) should be able to use and 3.5mm headset, like the ones used on cell phones. Even better, it might be ably to use wireless headsets. Hit the full article for the instructions and a few more pictures.

Read the article here.
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