First Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Gundam PSP video
Monday, September 1st, 2008Originally Syndicated via RSS from PSP Updates
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Fableboss1’s handy-dandy PSN Messenger homebrew app for the Sony PSP has been, upping the version number to 2.
The app’s inner workings haven’t really undergone any changes. It looks like the new stuff is purely cosmetic in the form of better graphics courtesy of Vincent15100.
If you haven’t tried this app out yet, it lets you use an ad-hoc connection to chat with a friend. There’s a range limit, though. PSN Messenger’s maximum working distance clocks in at 30 meters.
Download: PSN Messenger v2
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If you’re into puzzle games, then this one here’s just right for you. Empire Interactive has announced earlier today that they have completed the development for their multiplatformer, Pipe Mania.
You’ll be facing hours upon hours of brain-teasing fun as you race against time in a series of quests and puzzles alongside quirky characters, humorous storyline and updated gameplay. This franchise has been running since 1989, with the original Pipe Mania first making waves in the puzzle scene, while a follow-up was made in 1991.
So in case you’re way too young to remember the original installments, here’s what you have to do in the game. Basically, you have to lay down a set of pipes on a tiled grid. Your goal is to set down the pipes as quick as you can so that the Flooze (a constant flowing substance that goes faster) will not overflow. Of course, you’re obviously on time constraints here, so you better get those fingers working.
Pipe Mania is set to come out on September 30, 2008 for the platforms DS, PSP, PC, and PS2. It’s published by Atari and scouts an E rating from ESRB.
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A new homebrew game made its way to the PSP community when developer zeroxorxdiexskater recently released LUAir Hockey v0.1. The game is pretty much a souped up version of Pong with improved graphics and free movement, similar to an actual Air Hockey table.
LUAir Hockey includes a detailed Readme file, as well as additional notes from the developer on the PSP Development forum. If you’re interested in leaving any feedback regarding the game, you can do so by visiting the forums, accessible through the link below.
Download: LUAir Hockey v0.1
Visit: QJ.NET’s PSP Development forum
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>Want to keep track of how long you spend on a game? BigProMan’s Game Time Calculator’s just what you need. This homebrew plugin starts timing once you start to play, and you can even check how long you’ve been playing in real-time.
Here’s a look at Game Time Calculator 0.1’s features:
The file bundle below doesn’t include a readme file, so we recommend hitting the source link for more information on installing Game Time Calculator.
Download: Game Time Calculator 0.1
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Well, this ought to wake you up after the lazy Labor Day vacation…provided it’s true. Could we really be seeing home beta invites in our inboxes today?
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Ex-Kojima Productions member Ryan Payton says the Japanese gamer is more about "nostalgia," and is "disinterested" in next-gen, high-def gaming.
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Disney is one corporation that can spot openings all over the world, and it seems they’re going to join in on LBP content, so says a PR rep at PAX.
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This homebrew application here for your PSP helps you manage your Memory Stick. Developed by Dark Sidious of the Vortex team, it basically allows you format your MS, delete Go! Messenger, Time Machine, Memory Stick Magic or data from the Internet.
Here’s the list of features:
>There’s no planned release for a next version yet, but this one sure is handy. In the meantime, why don’t you all enjoy this version first.
Download: MS Management 0.1
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