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April 21st, 2009, 19:42 Posted By: wraggster
Long before Nintendo unleashed the DS and Wii, Sony was winning over a new type of family gamer with titles such as SingStar, EyeToy and Buzz – and that PS2 legacy will become a vital tool in Sony’s plans to take PS3 to the casual market.
“We’ve captured the hardcore,” SCEA hardware marketing boss John Koller told VG247.
“We’re moving on now to continue to support them with a tremendous line-up of games, but also look at softer brands that maybe we had with PS2 franchises we’re bringing over to PS3, or new IP.
“There’s certainly a line-up of very strong family-friendly titles that we’re looking at for PS3 in our continuing effort to appeal to that casual consumer. Think of some of the latter-half PS2 franchises.”
The PS3 is already enjoying massive success with karaoke title SingStar, and although its efforts with its next-gen EyeToy the PSEye have met with less success, the PlayStation Network has become a leading portal for cutting-edge, family friendly games content.
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April 21st, 2009, 19:25 Posted By: wraggster
In one of the more unexpected developments from NAB 2009, Qtv is pushing its streaming media player platform for consoles. Not an altogether radical idea we know, but what's different here is a plan to launch first on the PlayStation 2 and move to newer hardware later. From the makers of the Qcast technology behind the GameShark Media Player, Qtv includes YouTube and access to streaming video from other sources, plus pictures, music and video (DivX, h.264, XviD & more) from USB devices or networked computers. The PS2 may not be the first HD set-top box we thought of, it does have the highest installed base. The Qtv player launches later this year and will be available on Mac and PC as well for "less than $50," although thanks to the free 30-day trial the hardest part may be remembering where we left our PS2s.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/21/q...playstation-2/
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April 21st, 2009, 19:22 Posted By: wraggster
There's a new PSP update in town, so hold onto your calloused thumbs. Firmware 5.50 borrows the PS3's XMB "Information Board" (pictured) for getting PlayStation and PlayStation Store news wherever you've got WiFi and a yearning, and there's also a games information search that works straight from the XMB as well. The update also brings the incredibly tardy ability to browse Memory Stick sub-folders for media, and Trend Micro Security and Safety for protecting the browser from malicious sites and protecting kids from adult content. It's not a landmark update, but it's something.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/21/p...folder-explor/
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April 21st, 2009, 00:53 Posted By: wraggster
Bethesda has announced a new entrant into the Fallout franchise, subtitled New Vegas. Details are slim at the moment as Bethesda is remaining tight-lipped, but a few bits of information were provided. The game is being developed by Obsidian Entertainment and is due out sometime in 2010 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. The game is not a direct sequel to Fallout 3, though it is an RPG and Bethesda has said that you can expect the "same type of game," despite the fact that a different developer is working on it.
Bethesda did not go into specifics on gameplay or what engine would be used, but a spokesperson did mention that you can "make educated guesses" on those matters. While we're in the guessing mood, we're guessing the game will be set in a post-apocalyptic Las Vegas. IGN has been told we can expect a full reveal when Obsidian is ready to show it.
Obsidian Entertainment was founded by members of Interplay's Black Isle Studio -- the group that worked on the original Fallout games -- after it was disbanded. Bethesda has said it approached Obsidian regarding this project and an agreement was quickly reached.
http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/974/974295p1.html
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April 21st, 2009, 00:51 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from pedroduarte0
Finally, it’s possible to save/load from memory card!
It was a matter applying some fixes I did for lsdldoomps2 into this port and initing memory card support by the book, using ps2sdk’s mc_example.c example as reference.
Enjoy it:
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April 20th, 2009, 23:21 Posted By: wraggster
Launch of new PSPTM retail bundles include two months' free subscription to the on-demand TV service
22 April 2009 – GO!VIEW is pleased to announce that bonus introductory access to the official PSP™ (PlayStation® Portable) video-on-demand service in the UK and Republic of Ireland is to be included within two brand new PSP™ retail bundles.
New PSP™ customers who register at www.goview.tv currently receive a free month’s subscription to the Entertainment, Sports and Comedy pack. However, the new retail bundles will now include a voucher for an additional two months’ free subscription.
Available from selected retailers from May 8th, there are two new bundles designed to appeal to existing PSP owners and new PSP owners, offering them the opportunity to access this new service alongside their usual gaming experience:
The first GO!VIEW pack retails for £149.99 and includes a Sony PlayStation Portable PSP3000 (Black), a 2Gb Memory Stick, a mini-USB cable and the GO!VIEW voucher for an additional two months’ free subscription.
The second retail bundle is priced at £29.99 and comprises a 4Gb Memory Stick, a mini-USB cable and the GO!VIEW two months’ free subscription voucher.
GO!VIEW makes portable, video-on-demand a reality as PSP users are able to easily transfer content to their PSP from a PC. Entertainment, Sports and Comedy Packs are available by monthly subscription, whilst Movies and a range of the Latest TV can be downloaded via the rental service on GO!VIEW.
Subscription packs are normally priced at £5 (€7) for 1 pack, £8 (€11) for 2 packs and £10 (€14) for all three packs and users can trial all three packs for as part of their free three month trial. Rental TV is available from £1.50 (€2.00) per episode and there is a range of Movies available to download from £2.50 (€3.50) each.
With GO!VIEW, you can watch sports, movies, and TV shows on your PSP. From Football to hit comedies, US dramas and a selection of Movies, everything is available to enjoy, wherever the user finds himself. Offering a range of top TV including Lost and Ugly Betty, blockbuster Movies and Sports including Barclays Premier League and UEFA Champions League football action from Sky Sports, GO!VIEW is simply unmissable.
Alison Turner, General Manager, GO!VIEW Entertainment UK said ” With true mobility and the high-quality screen, PSP delivers a great on-the-move video experience. GO!VIEW on PSP™ offers a quality range of programming that ensures PSP™ owners are getting the best service on-the-go and on-demand. Our brand new retail bundles offer two exciting and great value routes for more PSP customers to jump on board and enjoy the fantastic range of entertainment available”
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April 20th, 2009, 23:19 Posted By: wraggster
rubens' New Employers Made This Game With The PSP's "Rubbish" SDK.
Just to clarify before you read the rest of this article: SDK means Software Development Kit. It’s ok if you didn’t know, we Googled it too!
Moving on, Sebastien Rubens, a former SCEE employee, has spoken out about the PSP’s SDK. Speaking with Edge-Online, he asked Sony to give more support to developers. He claimed that Apple’s own iPhone SDK is flat-out “better” and that SCEE is “slow to move” during the submission process.
Rubens currently works for Anozor, who made the marginally ok No Gravity: Plague Of The Mind.
http://www.pushsquare.com/1568/scee-...sdk-is-better/
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April 20th, 2009, 22:59 Posted By: Shrygue
via Computer and Video Games
The Universal Society of Hinduism has called for Sony to withdraw PS2 game, Hanuman: Boy Warrior, recently released in India.
In the game you take control of Hanuman as a powerless boy, and regain his powers as the game progresses. But Rajan Zed, president of the society, says "controlling and manipulating Lord Hanuman with a joystick/ button/keyboard/mouse was denigration", and that "reimagining Hindu scriptures and deities for commercial or other agenda" hurt its followers.
He added: "Lord Hanuman was not meant to be reduced to just a 'character' in a video game to solidify company/products base in the growing economy of India."
Zed goes on to state: "Video game makers should be more sensitive while handling faith related subjects, as these games left lasting impact on the minds of highly impressionable children, teens and other young people."
Hindus, he says, welcome the entertainment industry's embracing of the religion, but only if taken "seriously and respectfully".
Sony has refused to comment.
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April 20th, 2009, 22:58 Posted By: wraggster
The DaedalusX Team have released a new version of the Nintendo64 Emulator for PSP, heres whats new:
[!] Fixed crash when loading 2nd ROM on Phat (Kreationz)
[+] Roms up to 16Mb loaded into Slim Memory (Kreationz)
[-]Removed Double Display Lists (To be replaced with proper paging code)(Kreationz)
[-]Temporarily Removed DynarecLoopOptimisation (Causes most games to crash under current CPU code)(Kreationz)
[+] Added resources from upgrade in prep for new GUI(No Lite version for future releases(Kreationz)
[~] Fixed typos in rom.ini (Salvy)
[~] Added 2 games to rom.ini (Salvy)
[!] Compiler shouldn't make too much noise now (ex:blendmodes)(Salvy)
[!] Fixed performance decrease per game loaded.(Salvy)
[!] updated intrafont to 0.31, contains various bug fixes and enhancements(Salvy)
[+]Added blendmodes: (Salvy)
*Zelda Oot:
Big tree on Kokiri Forest is now rendered
Hearts should blend better now, (still WIP)
Rupees show up better. (Wally/Salvy)
*Batman Beyond
Characters, enemies,foes, and other things should show up now
*Pilot Wings
Beaches should blend correctly
*Super Bowling 64
Needs more work, but now should be more "playable"
[~] Move RSP logic out of CPU core(Howard0su)
[!] Change KnownValue of a register from s32 to REG32. So that we can cleanup the code a bit(Howard0su)
[~] Simplify the logic to handle register cache in LoopOptimization(Howard0su)
[~] Cleanup the logic for JAL, JALR in the PSP code generator(Howard0su)
[~] Simplify the parameters for GenerateCode.
[+] Delay initialize MediaEngine. So that we can suspend if we don't use Async Sound. (If you use async sound once, before you exit to XMB, you can not suspend anymore.)(Howard0su)
[+] Improve Batch Test framework abit and bring it to PC platform(Howard0su)
[+] Declare MAKE_UNCACHED_PTR for PSP(Howard0su)
[+] Move all I/O access to Hardware component. (Merged from -N64 tree by Howard0su)
Compatability List Here - Please add more
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April 20th, 2009, 22:41 Posted By: Shrygue
The US Playstation Blog reports that version 5.50 for the PSP will be coming soon. Apparently it's out tommorow April 21st (as CVG reports). Here's an extract showing the new features:
- Memory Stick improvements – You’ll be able to create and access sub-folders on your Memory Stick PRO Duo for music, videos and photos. Separately, the available space required to download a file from PlayStation Store to your Memory Stick has been reduced significantly.
- Internet search for games directly from the XMB – You’ll be able to easily search the Internet for information about your PSP games. Select the icon for the game, hit the Triangle button, and then select [Internet Search] from the options menu to get search results based on the game title. This feature was added to PS3 with the recent 2.70 update.
- Trend Micro trial – PSP’s Internet browser is a great tool for checking out your favorite Web sites on the go, and we’re teaming up with the Internet security experts at Trend Micro to make the Web browsing experience safer and more secure. With the 5.50 update, you’ll have the option to access a free trial of two Trend Micro services:
Trend Micro Web Security uses Web reputation technology to block PSP owners from accidentally visiting a Web site that may contain malicious content designed to steal personal information and confidential data.
Trend Micro Kids’ Safety uses URL filtering technology to prevent children from accessing Web sites that feature inappropriate content.
Oh and also it'll have the RSS Information Board just like the PS3 has as well and of course most probably will have security updates to top it off.
So then, what's your thoughts on the upcoming release? Reply via comments below.
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April 20th, 2009, 22:10 Posted By: Shrygue
via Eurogamer
Killzone 2 will be patched to version 1.24 on Wednesday, 22nd April at 8am GMT, preparing the game for an influx of Japanese players later in the week when Guerrilla's highly rated FPS goes on sale in the Far East.
The 57MB patch also prepares the game for the Titanium & Steel downloadable map content due to go on sale through the PlayStation Store on 30th April at an undisclosed price.
In a post on the official US forums (thanks Kotaku), producer Seb Downie also included the changelog, highlighting tweaks, fixes and minor new features.
These are mostly trivial additions, like an increased radius for the radar and a join-game filter for 17-24 players, although 1.24 also squashes a few more exploits - this time on the Helghan Industries, Radec Academy, Salamun Market and Tharsis Depot maps.
You may recall that Guerrilla previously said "glitchers" risked "losing their PSN ID altogether". Play fair, kids!
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April 20th, 2009, 17:12 Posted By: wraggster
SuccessHK have today recieved the newest Playstation 3 bundle to be released in Japan.Thankfully SuccessHK ship worldwide so those of you who are collectors this could be your chance, the console is on sale for $600.
This is what you get,
Final Fantasy XIII Jap version(x1)
PS3 160GB console Jap version(x1)
PS3 Dual Shock(x1)
AV Cable(x1)
USB Cable(x1)
Adaptor(x1)
User Manual(x1)
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April 19th, 2009, 23:47 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Light_AleX
Hello again people!
Here is PSN License Manager 0.20 here.
New additions:
- Multiple PSP support using slots. Up to 30 slots is supported!
- Uses directories (slots) so the main directory is clean.
- Power checks have been put in place so PSPs don't accidentally shut down while using the program.
Capabilities
Backup your PSN license.
Restore your PSN license.
Delete the backup license on the memory stick.
Toggle USB Mass Storage.
Up to 30 PSP support.
Licenses can only be used on ONE PSP so don't think this is a piracy helper.
TESTED ON 5.00M33-6
LEDA Installed.
For PSP-100X, 1.50 kernel installation is fine too.
Custom flashed themes may interfere with this program as it loads resources from flash. Please use CTF themes or uninstall your Flashed themes.
Please read readme before installing and use at your own risk.
Information of each function is not in the main program anymore so you MUST read the readme before using the program.
PSN License Manager 0.20
Hope you like it!
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April 19th, 2009, 23:40 Posted By: wraggster
News of the Winners from the Neoflash Spring Coding Comp:
NEO Spring Coding Compo 2009 & NEO Review Final Winner Result
We got 50 entries total in this compo, seems the financial crisis have make coders without mood to working more hard in this season , we are very desire to see have more entries in the next summer compo (Aug.20th 2009) 
Ok, here is the winner list, total winners, contracts all winners, they will get the cash or awards from us soon, and thanks for your great job, see you soon.
more info: NEO Spring Coding Compo 2009
The PSP APP division, total 8 entries
No.1 [PSP APP] downPSP v210 By: carlosgs
No.2 [PSP APP] PSPconsole v1.3neo By: Hotter
No.3 [PSP APP] PSPDictionary v2.4.1 By: Gefa
No.4 [PSP APP] pag3 - make your own website today By: pront0
No.5 [PSP APP] TimeTrainer (updated) By: teamsushi
The PSP APP review winner list, total 3 entries and 3 winners
No.1 PSP APP Reviewer ArrPirate's Reviews of the PSP By: arrpirate
No.2 PSP APP Reviewer Mastertryces Review By: Mastertryce
No.3 PSP APP Reviewer DarK_FabiaN's reviews PSP APP By: DarK_FabiaN
The PSP GAME division, total 13 entries
No.1 [PSP GAME] Ragdoll Cannon v2.11 [UPDATE 2] By: walar
No.2 [PSP GAME] Asterz V1.2 By: Slasher
No.3 [PSP GAME] Crazy Gravity Portable By: TheUnderminer
No.4 [PSP GAME] TibiaPSP v0.2 By: LuMa
No.5 [PSP GAME] asterSpace3D By: pspflashsystem
No.6 [PSP Game] Wagic 0.5.1 By: wololo
No.7 [PSP Game] Apollonia 0.03N By: GlennNZ
No.8 [PSP GAME] Agenaworld 1.7 By: edepot
No.9 [PSP GAME] PSPReversi V1.0 (FINAL RELEASE) By: jojojoris
No.10 [PSP GAME] GNAR PONG By: A_Noob
The PSP GAME review winner list, total 3 entries and 3 winners
No.1 PSP GAME Reviewer PSPGAME Spring 2009 reviews By: teamsushi
No.2 PSP GAME Reviewer ArrPirate's Reviews of the PSP By: arrpirate
No.3 PSP GAME Reviewer JoJoJoris' Reviews PSP GAME By: jojojoris
The NDS APP division, total 11 entries
No.1 [NDS APP] Ace Attorney DS By: B12Core
No.2 [NDS APP] Ands-pdf v1.4 - A PDF Viewer for the DS! By: albinofrenchy
No.3 [NDS APP] DSision2 By: spinal
No.4 [NDS APP] Mario Paint Composer DS Paratroopa Release By: bassacegold
No.5 [NDS APP] HWOS2 By: funkystuff
No.6 [NDS APP] DSwiki - Offline Wikipedia Reader By: ollipolli
No.7 [NDS APP] DSBash By: leinad
No.8 [NDS APP] Health Monitoring Tool Kit By: arrpirate
No.9 [NDS APP] myPiano By: BranMuffin
No.10 [NDS APP] SutraDS By: Cid2Mizard
The NDS APP review winner list, total 6 entries and 3 winners
No.1 NDS APP Reviewer OlliPolli's review of the NDS-APP-section By: ollipolli
No.2 NDS APP Reviewer Dino340's App Reviews By: dino340
No.3 NDS APP Reviewer BranMuffin's NDS Application Review~ By: BranMuffin
The NDS GAME division, total 18 entries
No.1 [NDS GAME] Glubies Planet By: yagero
No.2 [NDS GAME] Valhalla DS By: TenSpeed
No.3 [NDS GAME] Brix DS v2.0 By: Boive
No.4 [NDS GAME] Natura No Story By: morukutsu
No.5 [NDS GAME] SnailRace By: samel
No.6 [NDS GAME] Bill & Ted - Time & Time Again. By: spinal
No.7 [NDS GAME] Vector Tower Defense By: alcohol smurf
No.8 [NDS GAME] 22. Search Eye DS By: kukulcan
No.9 [NDS GAME] Anime Jo All-Star Kirifuda Taisen (Anime Girls All-Star Trump Battle) By: DesertDog
No.10 [NDS GAME] Jangki DS - bugfix By: beodeulpiri
The NDS GAME review winner list, total 2 entries and 2 winners
No.1 NDS GAME Reviewer Gaz's Reviews NDS By: Gaz
No.2 NDS GAME Reviewer ArrPirate's Reviews of the DS
http://www.neoflash.com/go/
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April 19th, 2009, 22:48 Posted By: wraggster
Based on the 220 comments which materialized on last week's post about a survey which hinted at the possibility of Blu-ray re-releases of the first two God of War games on the God of War III collector's edition, we're guessing there's a fair amount of interest in seeing a revival of these two classic god-murdering sims. However, Sony representatives recently made a statement that will likely send your hopes crashing to the ground faster than a brutally de-winged Icarus.
Speaking to Kotaku, SCEA representatives attempted to lower the expectations of their fanbase, stating, "It is simply a marketing survey. The goal of it is to do focus group testing." They added, "if that was the number one requested thing, that would be something they would need to see if that was most technically feasible," but explained that they've yet to see God of War II run off of a Blu-ray disc. We sure hope they figure it out -- we're already drowning in collectible keychains and statuettes over here.
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/04/19/so...ps2-god-of-wa/
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April 19th, 2009, 22:26 Posted By: wraggster
That's the word, with a small but vocal group of subscribers claiming their discs are repeatedly arriving with small cracks on their outer edges. It's unclear what might be to blame, even with the extra coating to prevent scratches on Blu-ray, they could still be susceptible to automated mail processing machines, manufacturing defects or perhaps a spontaneous game of mail Frisbee. The Mars Box blog experienced this issue back in '07 with the disc pictured above, but in the last few months reports seem to be picking up again. It's really too bad those extra costs can't buy tougher packaging like the cardboard slips GameFly uses, but Netflix told Wired the problem is "infinitesimally small" and changing shipping wouldn't be cost effective. We know plenty of you rent your discs, let us know, have you been afflicted?
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/18/n...nd-unplayable/
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April 19th, 2009, 19:36 Posted By: Pegasus2000
Till now, Nanodesktop SDK has integrated a raw windows manager.
My main intent was to manage the other features of the SDK (OpenCV,
artificial vision, speech synthesis, voice recognition, hardware acceleration
and so on). Some of my italian users have observed that the aspect of
an application is important too.
So, I've begun to work to a new version of the Graphical Engine that:
a) shall support sprites
b) shall support the desktop icons
c) shall support buttons in the BaseScreen
d) uses TrueType fonts anywhere
The result is shown in this application for custom firmware:
http://visilab.unime.it/~filippo/_PoC/0/EBOOT.PBP
The application requires custom firmware.
Before starting the application, download the following package:
http://visilab.unime.it/~filippo/_PoC/0/GRAPHDEMO1.rar
And unzip the folder GRAPHDEMO in the root folder (ms0:/) of the
memory stick.
You need also the kernel extender, that can be downloaded here:
http://visilab.unime.it/~filippo/Nan...xtender_v1.prx
The application is only a simple proof of concept of the new graphical
system. You can use it also with a Sony GoCam (but it is not imperative;
you can use this program also if you haven't a camera).
This new graphical system shall be available with the next Nanodesktop
0.3.8.
Note:
The icons can be dragged and they can be activated with a double click.
Enjoy!
Filippo Battaglia
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April 19th, 2009, 02:46 Posted By: wraggster
Arwin has posted a new release of his application that is basically a keyboard emulator for the PSP:
I've made a beta release which implements this, which you can download here. It contains the test application as well as the p-sprint.c and p-sprint.h libraries that applications using p-sprint typically include. Everything should still be pretty much compatible, but this new layout is a lot easier to memorise.
Thanks to RyTracer for the very good idea, it works really well - typing and memorising is surprisingly easy now. I think if I find the time I"ll try my gllighttext project and combine it with p-sprint to make some kind of fun typing trainer with scores and such. 
Should you have any input on the new layout, have any suggestions or other requests, just let me know!
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April 19th, 2009, 02:41 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Mickael2054
Hello everyone,
Here (finally) the release of my 2 plugins!
The PSPluginInfo for v0.6 and V0.2 for PSPGameInfo!
On the menu a big bug fixes and additions of features!
PSPluginInfo V1.6 Changelog:
Quote:
- Fixed bug which crashed the PSP using the USB mode.
- Fixed display bugs.
- Fixed opening of some menus.
- Setup menu again and expanded.
- Ability to toggle the display of percentage of remaining battery / temperature / Message low battery warning, via the setup menu.
- Great improvements in the screenshot.
- Add the remaining space on the MS.
- Code improved.
(- Preparation of the addition of VSH in recovery.)
As for PSPGameInfo, he completed a lean PSPluginInfo but the GAME/GAME150/POPS
PSPGameInfo V0.2 functions:
Quote:
- Possibility to display the% battery remaining -> 1X Press on "NOTE".
- Ability to display temperature -> 2X Click on "NOTE".
- Do not display -> Initial State / 3X Press on "NOTE".
- Freeze of the PSP and display a message warning of low battery -> 10%.
- Freeze, displaying a 2nd warning message and then paused the PSP -> 5%.
- Take a screenshot -> "DISPLAY" + "R".
- Ability to save a game paused (freeze of the game) -> "DISPLAY" + "L" ( "START" to restart the game).
- Block / unblock Power button -> "VOL +" + "L".
- Enable / disable Power led -> "VOL +" + "R".
- Increase the brightness of 10% -> "VOL +" + "UP".
- Reduce the brightness of 10% -> "VOL +" + "DOWN".
- Brightness at 100% -> "VOL +" + "right."
- Brightness at 0% -> "VOL +" + "LEFT".
To download:
Once downloaded, extract the archive to the root of your MS and activate them in the recovery!
That ^ ^
I am keen to know your opinion on the plugin, and your idea of adding!
I thank AntoineDravs without whom nothing would be possible, Flav1994, DevsGen and Xtreamlua for their tutorials and have answered all my questions!
Amicalement.
Mickael2054
P. S. Source code in the archive
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April 19th, 2009, 02:37 Posted By: wraggster
The latest entry in the huge amount of downloadable content for Criterion Games' Burnout Paradise, entitled the Cops and Robbers pack, is now set for an April 30th release. The update will cost you a little bit of cash, but fans of the old cop chases from past Burnout games will likely be eager to fork over the money.
We'll have more info on the DLC as it becomes available.
http://uk.ps3.ign.com/articles/974/974030p1.html
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