PlayStation Portable Topic v2 [PSP][Εκτός μηνυμάτων για downgrade]

[koutsou]

Μηπως ξερει κανενας τι εκδοση firmware θελει το παιχνιδι transformers?γιατι εχω το 3,03β και δεν παιζει(ειναι το πρωτο παιχνιδι που δεν παιζει και βγαζει error 80020148)to παιχνιδι φωρτονεται απο την memory stick

 

Βάλε κάποιο ifrmware από το 3.40OE και πάνω και λογικά θα είσαι εντάξει.

[Daredevil]

Five minutes of Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

 

 

 

 

We wanted to share this with you so badly! But, YouTube was strangely down this morning! (Horrifying, no?) Now that the interwebs are working yet again, we want to show you five glorious minutes of Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core. We want to warn you that there are spoilers, so those of you that don't want the experience ruined may want to shy away from this awesome, but revealing trailer.

[PRO10]

εχει βγει και το 3.52 m33

ενα δεν εχω καταλαβει πως βαζεται το theme αν ξερετε απαν....

ευχαριστω....

GATE 6

[privateer]

EA and 10TACLE STUDIOS sign European distribution agreement for Boulder Dash-ROCKS!

 

 

 

Cult figure Rockford™ to continue hunt for the perfect diamond

 

on the Nintendo DS™ this Holiday 2007 and Spring 2008 on the Sony PSP®

 

 

 

Darmstadt/Geneva, August 31 2007 – Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) and 10TACLE STUDIOS AG announced they have signed a distribution agreement to release Boulder Dash®-Rocks!™ across Europe this holiday. The modern remake of this cult classic is currently in development at 10TACLE STUDIOS MOBILE in Duisburg for the Nintendo DS and PSP® (PlayStation® Portable) system. Through the agreement, Electronic Arts will distribute the title across Europe and 10TACLE STUDIOS AG will be responsible for marketing and PR activities.

 

 

 

Jörg Rohrer, Business Development Director at Electronic Arts Germany on the new edition of the famous diamond hunt, “We are incredibly pleased with the new approach the 10TACLE STUDIOS has taken on the classic Boulder Dash® brand. The game has been immensely popular throughout the years and offers an enormous amount of variety for a fun, casual digital gaming experience.”

 

 

 

10TACLE STUDIOS AG Marketing & Sales Director, Frank Holz said, “With Boulder Dash-ROCKS! we are continuing our thoroughly positive partnership with Electronic Arts in Europe. We are extremely pleased with the seal of quality this cooperation represents for us and are looking forward to a successful holiday season release.”

 

 

 

This tricky puzzle and dexterity game made its debut in the early 80s and continues to fascinate its large fan base making it a classic in the history of interactive entertainment. Now Boulder Dash® is back with a hot new look to take the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP platforms by storm. The hit game principle remains unchanged: players have to collect sparkling diamonds while avoiding numerous traps and beating opponents to reach them.

 

 

 

In addition to the classic single-player mode taking players through different game worlds, Boulder Dash-ROCKS! now offers a new multi-player mode and three additional play modes, as well as two new game modes custom designed for the different platforms, modes never seen before in a Boulder Dash game.

[Daredevil]

New direct-feed shots of FFVII: Crisis Core

 

 

Do you want fresh juicy burgers? Or how about fresh direct feed screen shots of Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core? Well, if it's lunch time, you probably want both. Too bad we can only help you with the latter.

 

These crystal-clear images show off how good the game will look on your PSP screen. If you're a true Crisis-aholic, you'll download these images to your PSP and pretend that you're already playing the game.

 

Gallery:

Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

 

 

[Daredevil]

PSP Fanboy review: Jeanne d'Arc

 

 

Get your microscope ready, because that's what you'll need in order to find flaws in Level-5's PSP-exclusive, Jeanne d'Arc. Although it rarely, if ever, breaks away from standard SRPG conventions, Jeanne d'Arc does everything a game in the genre should do -- and it does it very well. Combining fantastic graphics, impressive production values, addictive gameplay, and an intriguing story, this is a must-have for any PSP owner.

 

Level-5 is known to produce some of the best looking titles on the platforms it works with. For example, Rogue Galaxy is still one of the finest looking titles on the PlayStation 2. The upcoming Dragon Quest IX looks to push the boundaries of Nintendo DS graphics to limits we never imagined possible. Jeanne d'Arc, already nearly a year old in Japan, manages to still look marvelous by today's standards. The cel-shaded graphics and expansive levels certainly look impressive on the PSP screen. Add beautiful anime cutscenes, and you have a game that provides a visual feast for its players.

 

From the opening moments, the game tries to wow players with an impressive anime cutscene that sets the stage for the events to come. Although a bit lengthy, as many of the game's non-playable segments are, we were compelled by the high quality of the animation. The story, very loosely based on the classic Joan of Arc tale, strays so drastically from its inspiration, that it manages to surprise the player ever so often. King Henry is possessed with some demonic power, and Jeanne not only hears the voice of God, she finds an armlet that lets her transform into a armored warrior.

 

Gallery:

Jeanne d'Arc

[F.E.N.R.I.R]

Ante kai ayrio-methayrio erxetai to demo tou chains of olympus!!!

 

Xaraaa:-D:-D:-D

[Daredevil]

Downloadable God of War demo will also be available

 

 

What if you didn't get selected to receive the upcoming God of War UMD demo disc? Don't worry! YourPSP will be hosting a downloadable demo, at least according to Dutch OPM (as discovered by PSP Demo Center's Benjami). Whether or not it will have the same content as the upcoming disc demo is unclear, but this should come as good news for those that weren't eligible for the limited edition demo. And as always, once the demo goes live, PSP Fanboy will also be hosting it for you.

[Daredevil]

PSP-2000 firmware already "dumped"

 

Less than 24 hours after the stealth release of the PSP-2000, PSP hackers have managed to peer inside the contents of firmware 3.60, ripping it open like an early Christmas present. Mathieulh confirmed the increased NAND memory that the new system has: 66MB, to be precise.

 

This doesn't have much significance to the end user, but it's clear that the PSP homebrew scene is still very active, regardless of what Sony may want. Bright people are at the heart of this effort, and they won't let something like a new firmware, or even new hardware, stop them.

[Daredevil]

Joystiq & PSPFB hands-on PSP-2000: Part 3

 

With the new PSP-2000 available in the wild, we decided to answer a few more questions in this final iteration of our ongoing series. Want to know what new background colors are in firmware 3.60? Want to see the TV out function in action? Check out this video overview we made, then check more questions after the cut.

 

Continue reading Joystiq & PSPFB hands-on PSP-2000: Part 3

[Daredevil]

God of War demo disc to feature unrevealed level

 

 

The press has only played one level from God of War: Chains of Olympus. Whether at E3 or PAX, Ready at Dawn has been incredibly secretive of its PSP exclusive title. For once, gamers will have the first look at the game, able to see a never-before-revealed level, the Cave of Eos. "In this level, the player is introduced to Eos, the goddess of Dawn. She will reveal events of the story that will lead you further in your quest, but getting to her is no easy task. You will have to defeat a multitude of enemies to progress, one of which is a new take on a God of War classic, the blood-lusting Minotaur. The rewards awaiting you are a new magic granted by Eos that adds to the vast array of mechanics Kratos already posses. But to advanced to the end of the level, Kratos will have to prove himself by using his new abilities to solve a challenge so deadly it could have only been created by the Gods of Olympus."

 

We can't wait. The demo is unleashed to the world later this month

[Daredevil]

The Star Ocean remakes are coming along smoothly

 

 

Oh, yes, it's been a while since we rejoiced in the original Star Ocean and the positively received Star Ocean 2, back on the SNES and PlayStation, respectively. Well, we say SNES, but we mean ZSNES or any other emulator that would play it for the non-Japanese audience, since we hadn't seen it stateside. Regardless, the two titles are getting PSP remakes and the facelifts come in more sizes than just re-translations and bug fixes, as shown in the scans you can reach through the NeoGAF forums.

 

The first game gets a new battle system that better resembles the action-oriented ones found in the latter two titles, along with updated sprites and backgrounds. The second title gets similar upgrades, but will also feature facial pop-ups when a character talks (just imagine any anime or Gust-inspired RPG). Sadly, the story in the second one will still suck. Yes, we said it. The second disc was a killer for momentum -- too many fetch quests and sidetracking before the final battle, if you ask us. Regardless, the games were very good, so we'll definitely try these out. Perhaps we'll get a hands-on at Tokyo Game Show. Perhaps not.

[Daredevil]

Worldwide PSP releases for the week of September 9

 

 

The Americas get to play a fun game we like to call "Nothing." The rest of the world gets to dine on a few notable selections (pictured, above).

 

EU Games

• Generation of Chaos

Asian Games

• Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core
  
• Fate/Tiger Colosseum
  

Once again, check your local retailer for final availability of these games.

[Daredevil]

God of War: Chains of Olympus hits March 4th

 

 

Gamespot is reporting that God of War: Chains of Olympus will hit store shelves on March 4th, 2008. No price or ESRB rating has been announced yet. This prequel to the original God of War seems like a far away release, but thankfully, the UMD demo coming this month with its new unseen level will help pass the time. And if you're not getting that demo in the mail, one (which may or may not be the same as the UMD) will be available on the Internet, and of course, hosted in our demo section as well.

 

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[Daredevil]

Kratos fights Persian King in brutal new video

 

 

Spoiler alert? The upcoming God of War: Chains of Olympus demo disc will feature an absolutely gory battle with the Persian King (video embedded, after the break). In this Gamespot preview, we see that the graphics, the voice acting, and the violence have all been retained from the PS2 original. It's exciting to see a small glimpse of the upcoming game (dated for a March release), but those that don't want to ruin the experience may want to look away.