On an earlier post regarding the release of 6.38 OFW for the PSP, my advise was to not upgrade to 6.38 because it patches exploits used to run Hen and other fun things on

Just as the 6.38 to 6.20 OFW downgrader hits the PSP-centric newsrooms, Sony releases a new firmware update for the PlayStation Portable. Important Update: You can now downgrade your PSP from 6.39 OFW or install

Mighty generous of them considering three weeks of the PSN downtime. If you’re a PS3 owner, with a registered US PSN account, you can choose two from the following list: Dead Nation

As a Nendoroid shopper, I approve of this. If you love anything cute, anything for the PSP or anything remotely Japan related then you probably will too. Nendoroid Generation is a full RPG game

Sony’s recent press conference in Tokyo address the recent attack on the PlayStation Network, detailing user concerns as well as the company’s future plans to prevent further incidents as well as compensation for users

This guide will teach you how to use Taka’s ISO tool to patch games newer games that require 6.20 OFW and above so that they’ll work with older firmwares. Important Note: that

This guide will teach you how to create XMB-Icons using Taka’s ISO Tool for PSPs using any of the following firmware: 6.20 TN-C / 6.20 TN-D / 6.20 TN-E 6.31 Hen / Signed 6.31 Hen 6.35 Hen

Virtual Flame AKA Liquizigong has released an update for his 6.20 Pro LCFW. Aside from working on bugfixes from the earlier 6.20 Pro-B4 release, there are also specific game fixes for DJMAX3 to

More updates from Coldbird and Liquidzigong for 6.35 Pro LCFW. This release includes bugfixes and specific game fixes for DJMAX3. No need to install the previous releases to be able to install 6.35 Pro-B5.

Almost two years into it’s product life, the latest PlayStation Portable model, the PSP Go, is officially dead. For Europe and Japan at

Total_N00b has just released his update to 6.20 TN Hen, 6.20 TN-E and wow, he’s thrown in everything in but the kitchen sink. PSX support, password protection, flash0 protection, improved compatibility with plugins,

Sony has released another firmware update for the PSP.  PSP 6.38 OFW is now available for download.  Like 6.37 OFW, it’s unadvisable to upgrade. The PSP Firmware 6.38 changelog reads: This is a minor update that

Aside from releasing 6.35 Pro-B4, Coldbird has released a version for those sticking with 6.20 OFW for 6.20 TN-D (people like me :)). This release includes a new ISO driver called Inferno OSS

Coldbird has just released an update to it’s 6.35 Pro LCFW, (6.35 Pro-B4) has been released with a few more bugfixes and features. Not only that, they’ve also managed to release Pro-B4 build

A few weeks back, Hori (yep, if you’re familiar with consoles, it’s the very same company that sells accessories) introduced the Hatsune Miku PS3 controller. It’s ridiculously huge and somewhat gaudy in appearance.

ardi has released version 1.2 of his aLoader plugin which should work perfectly with 6.20 TN-D. This release includes a new menu when specifying drivers to load your game ISOs. Aside from

Another speedy update to 6.35 Pro LCFW, (6.35 Pro-B3) has been released with a few more bugfixes and features. From the looks of things, we’ll be seeing 6.35 Pro-C sometime soon. Again, no need to

ardi has released version 1.1 of his aLoader plugin. To those unfamiliar with his work, the aLoader plugin allows users to boot ISO’s straight from the XMB (just like OpenIdea) and is compatible with the

PSP Go owners who have had problems with 6.35 Pro-B can now relax as 6.35 Pro-B2 has been released to address most of the annoying bugs on their previous releases as well as add

Full PSX support (PSN and converted titles) with Action Reply cheat code support, fixed flash0 protection and more, a big thanks to Total_Noob. For your ISO loader, you can go with the Prometheus ISO loader,