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PSP Hack – How to Play Homebrew Games on your Sony PSP!

Posted on June 23, 2010 by max

For those of you with a Sony PSP, you might be happy to learn that you can indeed load up some homebrew games such as Doom (as shown here) to kill your boredom with the same ol’ PSP games.   The Half-Byte Loader, the open-source homebrew program loader for the PSP, allows users to do lots of cool stuff like being able to run emulators for Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, Sega Megadrive, NES, Super NES and many other applications, essentially turning your Sony PSP into an entertainment gaming center.

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PSP Hack – How to hack a Sony PSP

Posted on December 1, 2008 by max

I’m thinking of asking for a Sony PSP for Christmas. I just see so many of them on the Subway, and they all look fun.

So, I wondered about hacking it. Being a nerd and all. And, I found two even bigger nerds talking about it.

Here’s a goog hacking intro. But trust me, skip the pirate sock puppet stuff at the beginning.

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PSP/PS2 HACK – How to Make PS2 DualShock controller to work with the Sony PSP!

Posted on May 30, 2008 by max

video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTDq2-jaEo0

Here’s a really cool hack that shows you how to hack a PS2 controller onto your PSP.

Why would anyone want to do that?

The DualShock controls all of the PSP buttons (except for the volume and backilght) and can turn the PSP on and off. The right analog stick has been modified to copy the face buttons (like the razor nub), and L2 and R2 have been mapped to the left and right D-pad buttons (primarily for use in PS1 games,

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Sony PSP GPS Dongle for Japan!

Posted on May 22, 2008 by max

Well, Sony PSP GPS dongle does look pretty impressive, now you have more reasons to mount it on your car besides the fact that in the US, laws were passed so you can mount your GPS.

Today Sony’s PSP guys gave us a heads-up on what’s next for the portable. Two years after launching in Japan, we’re finally going to ge

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