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PSP now only $169

Sony has dropped the price of it's PSP core package (the console, charger and battery) from $199 to $169. This price drop is North America specific. Sorry rest of world and especially PAL regions as usual.

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By: bossmanthe | Wednesday, April 4, 2007 at 1:25:00 PM | |

PSP FW3.11 already decrypted by Team C+D

As the title says, PSP FW3.11 has already been pwned. Kudos to Team C+D. :D



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By: bossmanthe | Friday, February 9, 2007 at 10:12:00 AM | |

PS3: The Steak Sauce

Akihabara retailer Sangatsu Usagi is selling unofficial PLAYSTATION 3 sauce. The phony product lambasts Sony for recent goofs. It features an illustration of Ken Kutaragi, notice of the SIXAXIS Emmy fiasco and the promised one million shipment number. There are even 20GB and 60GB versions of the sauce!

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By: bossmanthe | Thursday, February 1, 2007 at 1:14:00 PM | |

Run Windows and Linux on PSP

Using x86 emulation software, it is possible to install operating systems such as Windows or Linux on the PlayStation Portable. This guide shows you how.

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By: bossmanthe | Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 2:26:00 PM | |

Linux ported to Sony PSP

A self-described "world famous celebrity hacker" has managed to boot uClinux on Sony's MIPS-based PSP (Playstation Portable). Chris Mulhearn's port so far lacks support for key PSP peripherals such as the screen, but could interest hackers able to connect serially to the PSP's "remote headphones" port.

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By: bossmanthe | at 11:08:00 AM | |