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New version from joek2100

This is a modified version of the opensource mp3 prx for irshell. It will play mp3 files from ms0:/PSP/MUSIC (if you don't change the config).
It has random and sequential play modes, pause, next and a builtin "overclocker".

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Via Playstation.com

Are you dying to try out some new games on your PSP® or PlayStation®2 system? Well then here’s what you have to do. Print out the pass below and bring it to any official LRCT event and the crew will redeem it for a free demo disk.*

*Offer expires 1/28/07 or while supplies last. Demo selection is limited to availability at the time of redemption.

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Art has released a new release of his firmware modification program for the PSP:


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Winnydows has released a new version of his excellent Video Converter for the PSP, heres the info and whats new:

Easy use and high quality program for converting videos for PSP, iPOD and PC.
AVI, DIVX, WMV, MPG, MPE MPEG ASF MOV MP4 OGM MKV AVS FLV
to MP4 (PSP AVC, AVC, IPOD), PMP (AVC, DivX), AVI (DivX).


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In a strange, un-Sony like move, Sony's David Bishop announced that future Blu-Ray movies from Sony Pictures Entertainment will include portable files that can be transferred to laptops and other portables (such as the PSP?). This feature may launch this year, which would be a fantastic deal for current PLAYSTATION 3 and PSP owners. Imagine copying a movie from your PS3's Blu-Ray reader directly onto the PSP via USB connection. That would be an incredible bonus. Let's see it happen, Sony. ...

via ign

The Japanese game market came to a close in 2006 with Dragon Quest Monsters Joker, which hit the DS on December 28. It looks like 2007 will end the same way.

Jiji News reports today that Square Enix plans to release Dragon Quest IX to the Japanese market towards the end of the year. Company president Yoichi Wada said to the news service in Tokyo today, "We're aiming to begin sales for the year end sales season."

This first numbered Dragon Quest game since 2004's DQVIII was given a playable preview at its unveiling a few weeks back, suggesting that a release wouldn't be too far off. Wada's comments suggest, rather, a November or December release for the title.

Hopefully an international release won't be too far behind. ...

via ign

Majesco brought Bust-A-Move to the DS in fine form, and now they hope to do the same thing on the Wii. But this isn't quite the Bust-A-Move you know and love. Majesco has tweaked the multiplayer game in a way that drastically changes the gameplay from previous versions.

Bust-A-Move Bash! uses the Wiimote to aim your bubble launcher. You can either use the controller as a pointer, or you can hold it upright and rotate it left and right like the launcher works. Either way, you have an aiming guide to help you out.

Bash! is multiplayer-centric like the DS version was. But instead of playing on your own area and trying to force your opponent's bubbles down to the bottom of their screen, Bash! is a timed game where everyone plays on the same field. Up to eight players can line up at the bottom and race to collect as many jewels as they can before time runs out. Jewels are scattered throughout the mess of bubbles, and you can grab them by popping bubbles adjacent to them.

UFOs have been added to Bash!'s gameplay, as well. The saucers will fly around the screen, sometimes getting in your way and sometimes giving you a useful power-up like the S bubble, which slides to the closest same-colored bubble. Items from previous Moves make a return, as well: the bowling ball which plows through bubbles, the flame ball which explodes on contact and takes adjacent bubbles with it, and the star bubble which clears the screen of all the colors equal to whichever bubble you hit.

If the game ends in a tie and you've collected the same amount of jewels as one or more of your opponents, the chains you made during play will act as a tie breaker. So there is still motivation to go for the big drops.

Single-player modes include the familiar Puzzle and Endless modes, and Majesco is toying with including a Shooting mode as well. The demonstration they gave was a little simplistic: as bubbles float across the screen you aim and shoot. But you'll have to change the color of your aiming reticule to match the color of the bubbles, so it could get pretty hectic as you're trying to pop everything on screen while constantly switching colors. The colors are mapped to directions on the D-pad, so you press the direction of the color you need to switch to, then fire. Majesco said this mode may end up being a mini-game if it doesn't turn out to be substantial enough to warrant its own mode.

Familiar characters like Bub, Bob, and Nin will be making a comeback, but we noticed some new faces on the character-selection screen that we didn't recognize like a Tiger and a Sorceress. It looks like there will be 8-10 characters to choose from.

Bust-A-Move Bash! is a frantic, fast-paced take on the classic Bobble franchise. It may take too many liberties with the formula for some, but we definitely had fun during our session today. It reminds us of Puzzle Bobble 4 in the amount of zany activity going on. Bash! will be available in April or May for $39.99, and we're excited to play more. ...

via ign

Majesco brought Bust-A-Move to the DS in fine form, and now they hope to do the same thing on the Wii. But this isn't quite the Bust-A-Move you know and love. Majesco has tweaked the multiplayer game in a way that drastically changes the gameplay from previous versions.

Bust-A-Move Bash! uses the Wiimote to aim your bubble launcher. You can either use the controller as a pointer, or you can hold it upright and rotate it left and right like the launcher works. Either way, you have an aiming guide to help you out.

Bash! is multiplayer-centric like the DS version was. But instead of playing on your own area and trying to force your opponent's bubbles down to the bottom of their screen, Bash! is a timed game where everyone plays on the same field. Up to eight players can line up at the bottom and race to collect as many jewels as they can before time runs out. Jewels are scattered throughout the mess of bubbles, and you can grab them by popping bubbles adjacent to them.

UFOs have been added to Bash!'s gameplay, as well. The saucers will fly around the screen, sometimes getting in your way and sometimes giving you a useful power-up like the S bubble, which slides to the closest same-colored bubble. Items from previous Moves make a return, as well: the bowling ball which plows through bubbles, the flame ball which explodes on contact and takes adjacent bubbles with it, and the star bubble which clears the screen of all the colors equal to whichever bubble you hit.

If the game ends in a tie and you've collected the same amount of jewels as one or more of your opponents, the chains you made during play will act as a tie breaker. So there is still motivation to go for the big drops.

Single-player modes include the familiar Puzzle and Endless modes, and Majesco is toying with including a Shooting mode as well. The demonstration they gave was a little simplistic: as bubbles float across the screen you aim and shoot. But you'll have to change the color of your aiming reticule to match the color of the bubbles, so it could get pretty hectic as you're trying to pop everything on screen while constantly switching colors. The colors are mapped to directions on the D-pad, so you press the direction of the color you need to switch to, then fire. Majesco said this mode may end up being a mini-game if it doesn't turn out to be substantial enough to warrant its own mode.

Familiar characters like Bub, Bob, and Nin will be making a comeback, but we noticed some new faces on the character-selection screen that we didn't recognize like a Tiger and a Sorceress. It looks like there will be 8-10 characters to choose from.

Bust-A-Move Bash! is a frantic, fast-paced take on the classic Bobble franchise. It may take too many liberties with the formula for some, but we definitely had fun during our session today. It reminds us of Puzzle Bobble 4 in the amount of zany activity going on. Bash! will be available in April or May for $39.99, and we're excited to play more. ...