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May 10th, 2007, 21:54 Posted By: wraggster
New from Divineo UK
Play it cool with the Fusion Cooling Fan™ from JOYTECH. Designed exclusively for use with the PlayStation®3 console, the Fusion Cooling Fan™ prevents potentially dangerous overheating of console through powerful fan assisted technology. Discrete appearance and safe operation, ideal for long gameplay session!
Features
Heat Diffusion System draws heat away from console
Silent-Running’ design for quiet operation during play
Prevents potentially dangerous overheating during sustained use
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May 10th, 2007, 21:46 Posted By: wraggster
New from Divineo USA
Overview of the product
Convert, manage and transfer your digital media collection - for both PS3 and PSP.
'It's like iTunes for PS3' - comprehensive media management solution featuring an all-new user interface for PS3 AND PSP.
MOVIES - PC and DVD movies (with HD media support for PS3). Convert movie files into AVC (.MP4) for playback on PS3 & PSP; Non copy-protected DVDs (VOB), MKV, Xvid, DivX, MPEG 1, M1P, MPEG 2, TS, M2P, WMV, ASF, MP4 and AVI formats. Multiple video output selection allows optimum settings for both PSP and PS3, with PSP files automatically renamed in line with the PSP file format structure.
MUSIC - CDs, iTunes and digital music files. Transfer music from your existing iTunes database. Convert your CDs to MP3 with auto completion of artist, track and album details via the online database. Attach album artwork to your MP3 music files. Simply drag-and-drop MP3, AAC and WMA files to your memory card or USB device for playback on PS3 and PSP.
IMAGES - Photos and digital images. Manage your photo and image gallery for viewing on PS3 and PSP. Preview thumbnail images from within the Xploder software and simply copy them across to your portable memory device for viewing on the PS3 or PSP.
GAME SAVES - Access, download and manage the latest PS3 cheats and PSP cheat saves from the Xploder database. The in-application RSS feed sends alerts as new game saves become available for download to keep you ahead of the game.Using Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager couldn't be simpler - just follow the 4 easy steps to access digital files and gamesaves from your PS3 or PSP:
Simply drag-and-drop - transfer files from the PC into Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager.
Select your required format - Xploder automatically converts the files.
Manage your files - save to SD stick, compact flash or memory card. Copy, delete and back-up to PC using the all-new Xploder interface.
Transfer files to your console - upload media to your PS3 or PSP.
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May 10th, 2007, 21:46 Posted By: wraggster
New from Divineo USA
Overview of the product
Convert, manage and transfer your digital media collection - for both PS3 and PSP.
'It's like iTunes for PS3' - comprehensive media management solution featuring an all-new user interface for PS3 AND PSP.
MOVIES - PC and DVD movies (with HD media support for PS3). Convert movie files into AVC (.MP4) for playback on PS3 & PSP; Non copy-protected DVDs (VOB), MKV, Xvid, DivX, MPEG 1, M1P, MPEG 2, TS, M2P, WMV, ASF, MP4 and AVI formats. Multiple video output selection allows optimum settings for both PSP and PS3, with PSP files automatically renamed in line with the PSP file format structure.
MUSIC - CDs, iTunes and digital music files. Transfer music from your existing iTunes database. Convert your CDs to MP3 with auto completion of artist, track and album details via the online database. Attach album artwork to your MP3 music files. Simply drag-and-drop MP3, AAC and WMA files to your memory card or USB device for playback on PS3 and PSP.
IMAGES - Photos and digital images. Manage your photo and image gallery for viewing on PS3 and PSP. Preview thumbnail images from within the Xploder software and simply copy them across to your portable memory device for viewing on the PS3 or PSP.
GAME SAVES - Access, download and manage the latest PS3 cheats and PSP cheat saves from the Xploder database. The in-application RSS feed sends alerts as new game saves become available for download to keep you ahead of the game.Using Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager couldn't be simpler - just follow the 4 easy steps to access digital files and gamesaves from your PS3 or PSP:
Simply drag-and-drop - transfer files from the PC into Xploder Movie Player and Media Manager.
Select your required format - Xploder automatically converts the files.
Manage your files - save to SD stick, compact flash or memory card. Copy, delete and back-up to PC using the all-new Xploder interface.
Transfer files to your console - upload media to your PS3 or PSP.
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May 10th, 2007, 21:37 Posted By: wraggster
It seems like we've been waiting forever for Half-Life 2: Episode Two to finally roll out of Valve's great development conveyor belt, but to tide us over for another few weeks here's a handful of new screenshots.
Our jammy git colleagues at PC Gamer recently travelled to Valve's Seattle HQ to check out the second episodic instalment, and you can read all about their new discovers in this here preview - we can't wait to tear around in that new buggy.
Episode Two - provided there isn't another delay - is out on PC, 360 and PS3 at the end of September.
Screens here
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May 10th, 2007, 21:33 Posted By: wraggster
Now under the careful hands of Ubisoft, Driver has been miniaturised for PSP and this latest trailer gives serves up a taster of the portable chaos to come.
Six plots split into 27 missions have you driving, shooting and punching your way into the swinging 70s, earning money to jazz-up your old-school motors.
And If that sounds good to you you've not long to wait; it's out tomorrow.
Screens Here
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May 10th, 2007, 21:29 Posted By: wraggster
via cvg
The previous rumours are true - Star Ocean 4 is on the way, officially confirmed at the Square Enix Party press conference which took place in Japan moments ago.
Square Enix wasn't giving away too much, though; no gameplay details were revealed and the platform and release date remains unspecified.
Development is being handled by Tri-Ace, which also took care of the previous PS2 game, Till the End of Time.
Square also revealed that it's working on remakes of Star Ocean First Departure and Star Ocean Second Evolution, the first two games in the series, for PSP.
We'll be bringing you more on the Square Enix Party this weekend, where we'll be raiding Square's drinks cupboard, draining all the vodka and throwing the TV remotes into the garden next door after puking in the living room.
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May 10th, 2007, 21:29 Posted By: wraggster
via cvg
The previous rumours are true - Star Ocean 4 is on the way, officially confirmed at the Square Enix Party press conference which took place in Japan moments ago.
Square Enix wasn't giving away too much, though; no gameplay details were revealed and the platform and release date remains unspecified.
Development is being handled by Tri-Ace, which also took care of the previous PS2 game, Till the End of Time.
Square also revealed that it's working on remakes of Star Ocean First Departure and Star Ocean Second Evolution, the first two games in the series, for PSP.
We'll be bringing you more on the Square Enix Party this weekend, where we'll be raiding Square's drinks cupboard, draining all the vodka and throwing the TV remotes into the garden next door after puking in the living room.
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May 10th, 2007, 21:22 Posted By: wraggster
Sony has told CVG this morning that it currently has no plans to release pre-paid PlayStation Network cards in Europe.
Unless you're packing plastic, you won't be able to download and buy things from PS3's PlayStation Store.
In Japan the solution is to offer consumers the chance to buy a pre-paid top-up card form a number of retail outlets that'll give you a code to enter via PS3 to get hold of your funds.
We spoke to Sony this morning and were told, "We have no plans to release the PSN cards in Europe at this time."
If we remember correctly, a similar issue arose when Xbox Live first launched in Europe. You needed a credit card during the sign-up process for security reasons. People who didn't have access to one were a bit stuck as far as getting on Microsoft's online gaming service was concerned.
Fingers crossed Sony Europe comes though.
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May 10th, 2007, 21:20 Posted By: wraggster
Ahead of this weekend's media bash in Japan Square Enix is holding a press conference right about now... and here are the first images to emerge from the event of its new next-gen RPG The Last Remnant.
Thanks to a sever lack of Japanese skills (we've got Jackson on the job) we don't know much about the game yet, except that it's heading to both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in the near future.
It's excellent news for 360 owners of course, who so far have only seen a rough port of the online-only Final Fantasy XI grace Microsoft's box.
The screenshots as well are looking particularly fantastic - but we'll hold off on our gushing until we find out exactly what The Last Remnant is all about.
Screens Here
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May 10th, 2007, 11:43 Posted By: BelmontSlayer
The official GOW PSP site may not be open yet, but that doesn't mean you can't get in on the action! For a limited time, the Playstation Underground is giving out free Chains of Olympus demo discs to all who register. If you're not a member, than just take a minute to register and signup for this free promo.
GOW: Chains of Olympus Homepage
Offer Only Available In USA/Canada
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May 10th, 2007, 10:41 Posted By: tubo
Hi,
while technically, this has been possible for a few months. it has been a very undercover and complex procedure to follow. Basically, Tyranid has comitted a stunning new version of his PSP remote control software RemoteJoy into the development branch of the PSPDEV repository. and it allows full remote control of a PSP -- including the transfer of the display screen to your PC. Yes, it also works with (some) games, yes it works for the XMB, yes its fast. Yes, it rocks.
DIGG THIS NEWS
A demo is available here:
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May 10th, 2007, 03:41 Posted By: JKKDARK
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Handheld GamerZine goes from strength to strength this month with a host of exclusive games coverage. Starting with the cover feature, a hands-on preview with developer interview, the WipEout Pulse details are going to set a few pulses racing. The details of the in-game engine tweaks and new gameplay features will be sure to please fans of the series.
Harvest Moon fans will also want to check out the exclusive interview with creator Yasuhiro Wada in which he reveals a new Harvest Moon game is planned for next year, and that he believes Microsoft has plans for a portable gaming device, which he would welcome.
Team 17 also lets us sneak in for an exclusive look at the upcoming update of Worms, with details of the new online play and new weapons. Find out what the developers think of the highs and low of the series so far.
That’s not all for the issue either, with reviews of Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops, SOCOM 2, Burnout Dominator, FF Chocobo and many more.
“Traditionally portable games have been overlooked by the games press,” says Publishing Director, David Taylor. “However, gone are the days when the DS and PSP simply get ports of cut-down versions of console games. Now we have exciting new properties like the Brothers In Arms game for DS in this issue or WipEout Pulse, where the game has been designed from the ground up for the device and gamers are now looking for ways to keep up to date with their favourite games on these platforms. HGZine is a great way to do this, with professionally written features and pages enhanced with video and multimedia.”
HGZine is a GamerZine, digital magazines for gamers, published in PDF format, and written by a team of professional games journalists from the UK. Readers simply require a copy of the free Adobe Reader ( version 6 or above ) to read the magazines..
HGZine can be downloaded now from: http://www.gamerzines.com/hgzine/
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May 10th, 2007, 01:57 Posted By: wraggster
Yoyofr has posted on his forum about a new version of his Snes Emulator for the PSP:
I tried some of the latests pspsdk and had some trouble with my 3.10 OE psp. I'll update the sourcecode and have snes9xTYL work with the latests dark alex firmware asap.
also this
a "last" version will be released, I'm gonna start working again on it very soon.
I have been very busy for some months but I'll have more time soon, so expect something in some weeks... ;-)
Nice to see some activity 
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May 10th, 2007, 01:53 Posted By: wraggster
Charnold has posted the Sourcecode of Dungeons 3D Alpha, heres the news:
We need more 3D homebrew games for the psp!
So this could be a starting point for someone:
This is the source code of Dungeons Alpha version (the version with lara's md3 model standing around in level 3 :-) )
- it comes with a MSVC 2003 workspace
- can be compiled for windows and for psp (see psp_includes.h)
- you need sdl to compile and run the windows version ( http://www.libsdl.org/)
If you use the code as it is, then:
- copy the psp eboot to ms0:/PSP/GAME/DUNGEONS/
- copy the data folder to ms0:/PSP/GAME/DUNGEONS/
- ms0:/PSP/GAME/DUNGEONS/data/protokoll.txt must exist
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May 10th, 2007, 01:36 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from shadow77340:
hello has all, that made lontemps that I do not have releaser homebrew but I return with the update of destroydust which passes into 0.1!! What is nine in this version?
CHANGELOG: v 0.1: _ improvements speed _ as soon as one touches an adversary with a missile the stopped missile and does not cross any more the ennemy _une IA for dust (it can some time move, attack and dodge) _ the best présicions for managements of collisions _ there is maitenant a menu (with selector: p) _ one can choose between several world (2 new world) _ there is a lisezmoi.txt in the releases _les sprites of shot is to replace by surfaces to create by the SDL _ameliorations of the code _on can put the play pauses about it with start _quand one has to exterminate all dust one returns to the menu automatically directionelle _desactivation of the keys to move one uses only the joystick _on has a bar of life (not yet functional but will be to activate in the next version) _on can draw several times after _il has maitenant there an icon _les source codes is releaser from the 0.1
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May 10th, 2007, 01:30 Posted By: wraggster
Teachme has released a a simple 2D Shooter game with story mode!! Defeat thousands of enemies , the boss , and save the earth
==Features:==
-Insane difficulty by default( this CANNOT be changed. )
-Background music ( (C) fanatical productions ) -3 tracks
***wITH LICENCE FROM THE AUTHOR MARC A. PULLEN*** => fanaticalproductions.net
-Screenshot system(it will NOT overwrite your screenshots)
-sounds ( http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/ --FREE SOUND PROJECT)
-2 space ships to select
-More than 10.000 enemies to defeat
-Boss fight
-8 different type of enemies(+1 BOSS)
-Story mode(a lazy programmer , and your boss will be always there for you)
-Bonus weapons("Ultimate")
-Sounds
-Animations
-5 (&boss) => levels to complete.
-Mini-games(ie "ultimate" weapon installation...actually there's only one "mini" game!..)
-AI
-Bonus pop-ups
-Random logo generator(i liked them all)
-Playlist manager
-In-game (mini)tutorial
-4 Scrolling backgrounds (sorry...i didnt have enough time for level editor!!)
-Finish the game to unlock the credits.
-Hi-score system
-HUGE amount of enemies. Each level has at least 2.000!
-Different fire modes.
(I suggest to switch fire mode to make things easier.
Use L or R , or do a combo by holding both shoulder buttons while firing)
Requires:
-Skills (CAN YOU HANDLE IT ?....)
-&Patient
Controls: Ask Pantheon(your boss)!
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May 10th, 2007, 01:20 Posted By: JKKDARK
via PCSX2 official forum (check the link for the screens)
movies: 20fps
menus: ~40fps
ingame: ~5 fps (but goes to 30fps with vu skipping)
tested on:
pcsx2 0.9.4
zerogs kosmos 0.96.4
linuzappz cdvd 0.7.0
an unreleased spu2 plugin
Game is extremely stable, all movies work without freezing, and sound is beautiful. I would call it playable if ingame 3d graphics weren't as slow and ZeroGS KOSMOS didn't consume my entire computer resources. If even there existed a fast enough processor (and I assure you, there doesn't), the wall outlet wouldn't be able to supply enough power to run the game in real time (this will be fixed by next official release). It should be noted here that ZeroGS was named after the character in this game due to this very reason.
This is the first dvd9 (dual layer) game to work for pcsx2. Coincidentally, it is also the first dvd9 game to be released on the ps2.
specs:
amd x2 3800
geforce 6600 gt
1.75Gb RAM
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May 10th, 2007, 01:18 Posted By: wraggster
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Today Crave announced it will publish a videogame based on 2004's cult-hit film, Napoleon Dynamite. The movie is a character study of the wacky citizens of rural Idaho and is one of the most-quoted films of recent years.
Details are so far scarce, but the game will feature fan-favorite characters Napoleon, his brother Kip, Uncle Rico, friend Pedro, and Tina the llama. Hopefully Napoleon will arrive soon to make our wildest dreams come true.
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May 10th, 2007, 01:16 Posted By: wraggster
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UK developer Team17 has confirmed that it has no plans to create new 3D Worms titles, instead favouring to stick to the franchise's 2D roots.
Speaking to IGN, studio director Martyn Brown said: "We have no current plans for a fully 3D Worms game. Player response has indicated that fans of the series truly appreciate the 2D roots of this title, so we plan to continue delivering great gameplay experiences in this format."
Although there have been several 3D Worms titles - most recently Worms 4: Mayhem in 2005 - the classic destruction gameplay never seemed to work as well compared to 2D editions of the franchise.
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