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February 16th, 2006, 18:00 Posted By: wraggster
Carlsb3rg has released a very cool new issue of his rather unique Football Magazine for the PSP, with news from the top games in Europe and especially the Premiership in the UK (What about the other leagues and especially Nottingham Forest). Anyway download this mag via comments.
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February 16th, 2006, 17:55 Posted By: wraggster
Josh has released the first Harry Potter Magazine for the PSP, the magazine itself is 16 pages long.
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February 16th, 2006, 17:48 Posted By: wraggster
Evilo and the froggies have ported the Mario deathmatch game Super Mario War to the PS2, heres the info:
<blockquote>Super Mario War is a Super Mario Deathmatch game.
The goal is to stomp as many other Marios as possible to win the game.
It's a tribute to Nintendo and "Mario War by Samuele Poletto".
Features:
- Up to four players deathmatch fun
- Hilarious unreal tournament announcers (m m m monsterkill)
- The whole source code of the game is available
- uses SDL+SDL_Mixer
- CPU Players
- a whole bunch of game modes
Main Developers:
- Florian Hufsky
- Michael Schaffer
February 15th, 2006 - Super Mario War v1.10b5 It's still a wip version, and still need some rework, but since it's already playable and fun, I decided to release a first version.
The PS2 version is a based on an older version of smw (1.10), but should be updated in the future to be inline with the official version. For those who noticed, yes I almost took the Gawd design for the release page... thanks to him  </blockquote>
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February 16th, 2006, 17:25 Posted By: wraggster
In the frenzied marketing run-up to the release of its PlayStation 3, Sony cranked up the heat by offering a survey to its Playstation Underground members about HDTV use and importance. In the middle of that survey Sony let slip a little tantalizing tidbit of info about the PS3 and 1080p, that progressive-scanning holy grail of HDTVocity which amounts to the highest resolution the standard can achieve. Our friends and brethren at Kotaku got their hands on that Sony survey, and direct our attention to question number three:
3. The PlayStation®3 will include BluRay™, the high definition DVD technology, and support games in resolutions of up to 1080p, (the highest supported standard on the market.) Given that information, please choose the statement below that best describes you.
Not so fast—it might not be that easy to just send 1080p to a monitor and have it received, no questions asked. That 1080p capability is all well and good, but will it support the still-being-determined copy protection scheme known as HDCP? Will the monitors be able to receive it? The way 1080p monitors and 1080p sources talk to each other these days is still in its infancy, so good luck if you want to actually use this 1080p capability.
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February 16th, 2006, 17:19 Posted By: wraggster
An article in Variety claims that Sony is cutting back on UMD releases. While comedies are doing well, other genres simply aren't getting much traction." From the article: "Some have reasoned that sales may have slowed recently because of a shortage of new titles in the last month and because users may be illegally copying films from DVDs onto a memory chip the PSPs can read. Sony is hoping to combat online piracy starting in March when it begins selling movies online via its Connect digital media store. Users will be able to download a pic and watch it on PSP without a disc.
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February 16th, 2006, 06:51 Posted By: SamuraiX
(New release of Beats of Rage for PSP and newspost by SamuraiX)
Version 0.03 By SamuraiX
Updates and New Features:
-Updated Charge Indicator, Time Indicator (Now shows status of AC/Battery Source)
-Updated Sprite Engine. (Ported from Dreamcast BOR uses ALOT less memory to display sprites)
-Added PSP Video Mode Widescreen. (Must restart BOR for changes to take effect. Work in progress!)
Bug Fixes:
-Hopefully no more level crashes!!!
Future Releases...
-Pak file selector.
-Video Modes.
-More Optimizations....
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February 15th, 2006, 21:21 Posted By: wraggster
Before the Eloader the only way of playing homebrew on Consoles up to v2.6 and infact beyond that is the PSP Adventure maker, well there has been a load of games that even i havent posted about and one looks like a real killer release, heres the games and any info:
T'alvi
T'alvi is a first-person point-and-click adventure game in the style of Myst(*). It features full-resolution pre-rendered pictures and animations. It was also the first full-length game ever released as a free download for legal 2.x PSP's.
Kill The Stickman
Bounce rocks to kill the Stickman
Treasure Game
Hunt for treasure
Stick Adventure PSP
adventure game
Exotica the Starlight Savior
The Missing Car Keys
Search for the car keys
Cat Fighters
2 cats go at it in a fighting game 
All those releases can be found here --> http://www.adventuremaker.com/games_for_portable.htm (with screenshots etc)
Wanna see more Adventure Maker Games, Demos and Magazines etc, then check out the forum here --> http://www.adventuremaker.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=5
Download try them and let us know if their are any great games amongst them and remember you must have a PSP v2.0 or higher
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February 15th, 2006, 18:22 Posted By: wraggster
Source CVG
Essentials explores the origin story of Sam Fisher, featuring new and classic maps from the Splinter Cell series. After learning about the death of his daughter, Sam disappears and is eventually discovered by Homeland Security agents in New Orleans. Surveillance photos show Sam in the company of Emile Dufraisne, a wanted terrorist. What's the Third Echelon's best agent dealing with terrorists? As Sam defends himself, all will be revealed.
In these new shots you can see some of the classic Splinter Cell maps featured in the handheld version. Revisited in the single-player game are the Oil Rig from the original Splinter Cell and Factory from Chaos Theory, an all-new mission set in Columbia is also pictured.
Splinter Cell Essentials creeps into stores on March 31.
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February 15th, 2006, 18:19 Posted By: wraggster
Source CVG
Premier console fighter Tekken is making the transition to PSP, the latest issue of Japanese mag Famitsu has revealed.
The game, titled Tekken Dark Resurrection, is an expanded handheld adaptation of the latest console offering Tekken 5, sharing many characters and features with its PS2 cousin. Time Attack, multiplayer and mini-game modes are all offered in the PSP version, along with brand new movie opening scenes and a slew of additional items.
No screenshots of the game are offered in the mag so we can't yet comment on the visual splendour of the handheld Tekken, but with the game currently penned for a summer release in Japan, we're sure there's not long to wait before official images emerge.
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February 15th, 2006, 18:05 Posted By: wraggster
New Product for PS2 from SuccessHK
Product Features of 16:9 TFT LCD Monitor for PS2 Slim
NTSC/PAL compatible
Dimesion: 230x186x35 (mm)
Sharp 7''2 wide screen TFT LCD display
Compact folding design which makes it a perfect companion to the PS2 Slim
Offer both tilt(180 degrees) and rotational (360 degrees) adjustment
More Description of 16:9 TFT LCD Monitor for PS2 Slim
When used with a special 12V adapter, it becomes a great in-car entertainment syste. Ultra slim dimension match with PS2 Slim design. Built-in color, contrast, brightness and volume controls. It offers both tilt(180 degrees) and rotational (360 degrees) adjustments for the best viewing angle.
Specification:
Dimension: 230x186x35 mm
NTSC/PAL comatible
Standard AV input
DC 8.5V power input
Built-in stereo earphone socket
Power switch
Price is USD 140.00 from SuccessHK
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February 15th, 2006, 17:56 Posted By: wraggster
New Press Release:
Koei Ltd. today launched the Samurai Warriors: State of War PSP website. This is the first port of call for anyone wanting to find out about every facet of this highly anticipated game. With exclusive screens and handy explanations, this site details all of the new features which will make Samurai Warriors: State of War the perfect companion for long journeys and brief bouts of spectacular tactical action.
This website has been designed not only to be viewed from a PC but also through the PSP browser. So any PSP owner wanting to find out about the game's full widescreen visuals, multi-player modes and specifically designed gameplay, perfectly suited to quick bursts of play while on the move, can do so from the comfort of their train seat, bus stop or warrior filled battlefield. The European release of Samurai Warriors: State of War on PSP is scheduled for March 24, 2006.
To view the site head to: http://www.swpsp.com
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February 15th, 2006, 17:53 Posted By: wraggster
George Bain to provide developer insight on PS3
Interactive entertainment recruiter Mary-Margaret has announced plans to host a developer presentation in London which will include a discussion on the PS3 from SCEE developer support manager, George Bain.
The event will take place at O'Neill's Irish pub in London's Kings Cross on the 22nd February, and entry will be free of charge. Bain will be offering insight into the challenges and opportunities for game development on Sony's next-generation console.
The technical presentation will serve as an introduction to the PS3, offering an overview of the system architecture, the Cell processor and new graphics processor (RSX) plus a discussion of the Blu-Ray storage medium adopted by Sony.
A well known face in the development community, Bain has been working for SCEE since 1997 and manages the developer support team - providing support services for all SCEE partners, development studios and affiliated software production firms. In addition to his multiple on-site visits and in-house consultancy, he has presented at numerous venues for other local IGDA chapters, GDCE, AGDC, KRI and SCE Developer Conferences.
Mary-Margaret is a recruitment services provider specialising in the interactive entertainment industry, and was co-founded in 1996 by Mary-Margaret Walker. The co-founder and company CEO, alongside Fiona Cherbank, director of business development, will be available at the event to meet and greet IGDA guests.
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February 15th, 2006, 17:51 Posted By: wraggster
Next Generation (which has generally been fairly reliable regarding information of this nature) has a report indicating that the PlayStation 3 may be launching in September of this year. They also have information about the Sony online console service that has been rumoured for the last few weeks. Apparently called HUB, they theorize details about that aspect of the console will be made available in the next few weeks. From the article: "PlayStation HUB is being described to developers as a 'subscriber service' suggesting a monthly charge. We understand the service is being created by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, although this is unconfirmed. Sony boss Howard Stringer is pushing for all media content to be available for distribution over PlayStation HUB, such as music and movies, thus opening up a powerful iTunes-like distribution network for Sony.
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February 15th, 2006, 17:47 Posted By: wraggster
New Accessory for the PSP released, heres the info:
Product Features
Perfect for longer gaming sessions
Special gamepad design for greater control
Has a rechargeable battery pack of 1200mAH
Description
Designed to hold your PSP firmly and give you more of a gamepad feel for greater comfortability. Also has built in 1200mAH rechargeable battery pack.
More info Here --> http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?pro...7&lsaid=219793
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February 15th, 2006, 17:40 Posted By: wraggster
If you'd have asked us last week -- as the AACS licensing authority was supposedly going to finalize the copy-protection standard -- whether we were all good to go with all the next-gen optical formats' peripheral standards, we'd have probably given you the nod. But, in fact, that's not the case; AACS (Advanced Access Content System), one of the many copy protection standards being folded into high definition discs, is holding up both standards, and so long as they're both committed to running with it, they're going to be delayed -- which would, in theory, take away Blu-ray's late-release handicap with HD DVD. Then again, maybe not; the AACS board is supposed to meet on the 23rd or 24th of this month, and apparently expects to have this all sorted out within as little as two to three weeks. Guess we'll have to wait and see on this one.
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February 15th, 2006, 16:33 Posted By: wraggster
PSMonkey has posted some great news about the progression of his Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP, he decided to write a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch to get a better emulator in the long run and now it looks like things are already starting to come along nicely, heres what he posted:
<blockquote>O M F GOD
God bless my gf and her taking over the pc for 20 mins. If not for her I would have not tested out all the PD roms I have on my PSP. Thanks to this I now have 2 count that, 2 brand new demos up and running. They are liners & 1964. Both would actualy progress furter if not for the lack of input/pif emulation.
Tomorrow I plan to test more PD roms and see if others work. At the moment everything else causes the psp to lock up somewhere (and roughly near each other). So hopefuly I can debug and fix this soon. Anyways great news & enjoy the screenshots (see comment section)!!!
P.S. The Framerate is around 5.0-7.4 fps. A vast improvement over the previous 1.8 fps i was getting on fire demo.</blockquote>
Check out the screenshots of this improving Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP on his site hosted by DCEmu/Emulation 64 Network here --> http://nemo.dcemu.co.uk
Great work, cant wait to play Mario 64 one day
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February 15th, 2006, 00:04 Posted By: wraggster
PSP Tree have let me know they have just got in the following Replacement Parts for the PSP, heres the list:
PSP laser lens assembly
PSP replacement L and R buttons
PSP Sound system component
PSP power switch
PSP analogue stick assembly unit
also they have the following new in stock:
Replacement 1800mA PSP internal battery
PSP to TV adaptor - for displaying your PSP on your home TV - with stereo sound!
At least now if something breaks it can be fixed.
Check out PSP Tree for more info.
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February 15th, 2006, 00:00 Posted By: wraggster
LauriN has updated the rather cool Golf game for the PSP, heres the info:
<blockquote>0.1c (14.2.2006)
- Separation of an "invisible" collision map and a visible background map offers a huge improvement of map designers' flexibility. Thanks to MaxSMoke for the hint!
0.1b (14.2.2006)
- It's now possible to "paint" a more realistic water & sand in the maps.
- Improved screenshot-function: It's now possible to make more than one screenshot, filename is now increased ("screenshot_1.png", "screenshot_2.png", etc.) </blockquote>
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February 14th, 2006, 23:52 Posted By: wraggster
Shatterdome has updated his PSP Helicopter game, heres whats new:
<blockquote>Anyways i've updated and skipped a bunch of decimal points to 0.5 :P As I feel i'm at least, if not more then halfway done this biatch...
Big feature added as well, high scores....yes you can now keep track of your momentous accomplishments in this game !! :P Yet to put in a name entering system, but that will come in time...
Next thing is implementing mp3 playback, then allowing users to create a playlist, maybe with 10 songs to start, that will hopefully play from the psp/music dir gonna get working on that now.... thx for looking...
damn, think rar'ing the file messed with my savegame.dat..so if you get alot of crazy numbers in the high scores, just open savegame.dat(is under psp/game/helicopter) in notepad, select all the giberish and delete it, and save it...then start the game, dont goto high scores, play one round of the game first, and all will be good...going to see why raring messed it up...</blockquote>
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February 14th, 2006, 23:47 Posted By: wraggster
Stefano Russel has released a new version of his PSP Brew Software for the PSP, PSP Brew is great for Converting Eboots and changing icons etc on releases.
Heres whats new:
- Fast sorting of corrupted data
- Fast sorting of homebrew in graphic mode
- Chinese language added
- Portuguese language fixed
- Fixed the loading of transparent and smaller icons
- If the pbp doesn't have the icon default one is added
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