Thanks to Zyzzyvas (crazy kids and their handles) for his tip regarding the much anticipated PSP Homebrew software for the PSP with firmware version 1.50. The version 1.50 PSPs were the initial ...

So if you've note been following the whole homebrew and pirated game drama going on with the PSP, we last left off with Sony making everyone upgrade to firmware 1.50, 1.51, and 1.52 in order to ...

Homebrew may live in a dubious legal middleground, giving ethical issues to developers and gamers alike, but it doesn't mean we can't celebrate the homebrew release of a classic game like Hexen II on ...

Click to viewOne of the topics discussed at our roundtable with Sony at E3 (besides their dislike for paying for features and their 20/20 hindsight as to what went wrong with the PS3’s development) ...

The Library of Congress recently announced some exceptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that governs usage of copyrighted electronic material. The ...

The new, slim PSP was released less than 24 hours ago, and already hackers have managed to extract the important contents of the 3.60 firmware, exploiting the hardware for current and future homebrew ...

One of the most exciting things about the PSP as a system is its potential for homebrew apps and games. With the 1.0 firmware already cracked and UMD images floating around the ‘Net for people to pick ...

Finally: another use for PSP's IR port. New homebrew from Fanjita and harleyg called "piKey" lets OE users the ability to use keyboards with the PSP. "Imagine being able to use your keyboard to ...

A French PSP modder has created an app for the handheld console that allows you to watch live streaming TV. The homebrew software – unimaginatively called PSP Live TV – currently shows content from ...

PSP games MotorStorm: Arctic Edge, Everybody's Tennis and Super Collapse were all temporarily removed from the PlayStation Store because they were vulnerable to an exploit that allowed a ...

A company called NEO (insert obligatory Matrix joke here) has come up with a plug-in motion sensor for the PSP. The tiny nub fits into the earphone jack of the PSP chunky (won't work in the Slim model ...

So my PSP sort of sits around and doesn’t get much play. I’d like to pop some emulators on there and give it a little more play time, but I’m worried about bricking or otherwise rendering my PSP ...