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    by Published on April 14th, 2007 11:34

    via PS3 Fanboy

    At Capcom Gamer's Day, Capcom revealed three new downloadable titles for the PlayStation Network. Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is a remake of a remake of a remake of a remake of the classic 16-bit fighting game. The entire game is being redrawn, from the character select, all the way through to backgrounds and endings, most likely to take advantage of your shiny HDTV.

    Rocketmen: Axis of Evil is a intensely action-oriented approach on the constructible strategy game of the same name. Like Cash Guns Chaos, the game will have players blasting enemies in a colorful, cel-shaded world. For images of the game, check out the gallery at Joystiq.

    Talisman is based off yet another strategy game, but unlike Rocketmen, it'll stay true to its original gameplay. This downloadable title will be a digital recreation of the game, and will be playable offline and on.

    Finally, Puzzle Fighter II HD will also be making an appearance on the Network. This lovable puzzle game will also get a glorious high-definition makeover. See a video of the game, after the cut. ...
    by Published on April 4th, 2007 21:42

    Moving on, I remind him of a comment he made last year comparing each of the three current consoles to "different kinds of dinner". Did he still think that was the case, now that all three are on the market? Nope. "They're more like a movie theatre metaphor", he says.

    "The PS3 is like the theatre, it's a little bit high-priced but it has to be high quality as well. The 360 is a DVD, it still needs to be high quality but you need more variations, while the Wii is almost like a TV channel, because every game you have it with your family".

    I look for a funny/revealing insight into the comment, then realise he's probably quite close to the mark. Still, by that admission, if the PS3 is Hollywood, is he feeling the heat of being the system's first big, exclusive title? "Yes, there is pressure", he admits, "but there is Final Fantasy XIII coming out as well, so it's not all me!".

    Still on MGS4, I ask whether this really is the end. He's said repeatedly he wants to walk away at the end of this game, and the trailers seem to show everyone from the series getting together for one final shootout. So when MGS4 hits, will you hang up your boots? "Well, atually its really up to the users, its up to them to decide", he offers.

    "If users want more Metal Gear, then I will probably step up as producer, like the James Bond series does", he says. "That way I can have new, upcoming directors making MGS while I oversee the project, and then perhaps I can move onto something new".

    Something new, eh? Like your long, and oft-rumoured collaboration with Suda? "The collaboration with Suda is a little different", Kojima says. "It's something I've been thinking about for about 10 years now, but unfortunately can't concentrate on right now because we're so busy with MGS4".

    Pity. So, Devil May Cry 4, going multiplatform. Thoughts? Comments? "I think it's up to each project, and the individual producer", he says. "If they want to take it multiplatform, they will". I'm going somewhere with this question, and he knows exactly where that is...

    "But like I said, MGS4 is aimed for the movie theatre, it's aimed for the PS3, so the game's scenario and graphics need this theatre-type hardware. It's when a producer has a game that can work on the 'DVD level' that a game will go multiplatform", he says. Sorry kids. Your "OMGMGS4360" banners will have to come out another day

    via Kotaku ...
    by Published on December 26th, 2006 15:22



    Files / Tools you will need -


    NOTE: Your PSP will need to be 1.50 or using the 2.71 SE firmware to be able to do this
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    1. Once you have downloaded these files, extract them all to a new folder. Preferably on the desktop for ease of use.
    2. Place your 1.50 and 3.02 eboots inside the "oeupdmaker" folder, with the names "150.PBP" and "302.PBP"

      Like this -


    3. You will then need to copy the "oeupdmaker" folder and the "oeupdmaker%" to your PSP. If you're using 1.50, then copy them to your "GAME" folder, if you're using 2.71 SE-A, B or C, then they need to go into the "GAME150" folder.
    4. Run this program, it DOES NOT FLASH your PSP. It will create a file called "DATA.DXAR". Copy this file into the folder called "302oeflasher" on your computer
      NOTE: Lots of people have problems with this stage, make sure your 1.50 eboot is called "150.PBP" and your 3.02 eboot is called "302.PBP".
    5. Back-up everything on your memory stick, then format. Extra safety precaution.
    6. Copy over the "302oeflasher" and "302oeflasher%" folders to the PSP, into either the "GAME" folder, or the "GAME150" depending on your firmware version
    7. Make sure your PSP battery is fully charged, then run the program
    8. Alternately, plug-in your charger, then run the program, then hold down the L and Triangle button to bypass the battery check and go to the flashing stage
    9. Accept the agreement and begin to flash your new firmware! If you have followed this method word for word you should no troubles. You will need to restart your PSP manually (hold the power button until it turns off, then turn on again) after the program has finished.


    Check your System Firmware, welcome to OE-A!
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    Files / Tools you will need -


    NOTE: You MUST MUST MUST update to 3.02 OE-A before doing this
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    1. Create a folder on your PSP named "GAME150" inside the folder named "PSP"
    2. Extract the archive and place the folder named "OEB_UPDATE" into "GAME150"
    3. Run the program and laugh at how quick it is and the file named "popcorn.prx" that appears when you run it

    Check your System Firmware, welcome to OE-B!
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    Files / Tools you will need -

    • UltraISO or Alcohol 120% to rip the game from disc. People are reporting problems with other programs, stick to these two, they're very reliable (in .ISO, .BIN or .IMG format)
    • Popstation, which comes inside the OE-B pack
    • cygwin1.dll
    • Hot Shots Golf 2 from the Playstation Store. You can purchase it from the Playstation 3 store.

    DON'T ASK FOR HOT SHOTS GOLF 2 ANYWHERE IN THIS THREAD
    DON'T ASK FOR HOT SHOTS GOLF 2 ANYWHERE IN THIS THREAD
    DON'T ASK FOR HOT SHOTS GOLF 2 ANYWHERE IN THIS THREAD

    NOTE: Your PSP must be OE-B for this to work!
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    1. Put your PSOne disc in the drive and start UltraISO or your program of choice
    2. Save the disc-image as either .ISO, .BIN or .IMG in the popstation folder. People have different results with each format so I recommend you try it with each format! Make sure it is uncompressed and a perfect copy! Make sure you have no other programs running whilst ripping, it can AND will mess up your rip!
    3. To make things easier, place your "popstation" folder on the desktop, with "cygwin1.dll" inside and the "EBOOT.PBP" & "KEYS.BIN" files from Hot Shots Golf 2 and your recently ripped disc-image
    4. Now the tricky part. Go to START > RUN then type "cmd" (without the quotes obviously). This should bring up a DOS prompt. Type "cd Desktop\popstation" (without quotes, again).
    5. The next step is to RENAME the "EBOOT.PBP" to "BASE.PBP"
    6. We're there now - in the command prompt type "popstation yourfilename.yourfileextension" and let it run

      For example -



      The image above is an excellent example of how to run popstation and type in the correct command, follow it and you should be fine
    7. Now, create a new folder under "GAME" on your Memory Stick and copy the generated "EBOOT.PBP" and "KEYS.BIN" in and run! Enjoy completely ****ing Sony over in every possible way!


    NOTE: Your generated EBOOT.PBP file will use the Hot Shots Golf 2 icons, if you want to create your ...
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