Bomberman Land Hits PSP January 2008

Bomberman Land will feature a traditional single-player story mode, more than 50 mini-games and will support Game Sharing. In the single-player mode, you will have the unenviable and no doubt maddening task of restoring "peace and tranquility to the beleaguered Bomberman world" by solving quests and puzzles. And to win over the series faithful, the "classic multiplayer" Battle Pack Mode makes a return.

Sony-made ISO Loader Discovered in New PSP Firmware

An official ISO loader has been found in the latest Sony PSP firmware updates (both 3.50 and 3.51). The file, np9660.prx, has been presumed to run downloaded PSP games (the encrypted ISO image) off of a memory stick.

X-Play: Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow Game Trailer

Sony's latest Gabe Logan adventure for the Sony PS3

Video: Side-by-Side Comparison of F.E.A.R. on PS3 / Xbox 360

PSP Firmware 3.30 Includes Free T-Mobile WiFi

T-Mobile is offering their T-Mobile HotSpot service as a free trial with the latest update to the PSP firmware.

X-Play: The Warriors PSP Review

One of Rockstar's best games, The Warriors, comes out to play on the PSP.

Game Break: PS3 Home News

More “Home” Details, Update: Too Human, Take 2 Takeover?

Sony Confirms God of War for PSP

God of War 3 has been unofficially announced during the launch party for God of War 2 as-well-as the official announcement for the PSP version. No Worries though, it's not a port. The game will have its own story that connects to the overall story.

X-Play: Sid Meier's Pirates!

The great Mr. Meier adds his wisdom to the world of pirates in this simulation game.

X-Play: Ratchet & Clank - Size Matters

Our old friends Ratchet and Clank are back once again, this time on the PSP.

The Loop: Has the PS3 Struck Back?

Kevin, Garnett Lee and Kyle Orland debate whether Sony Home is an online revolution or just another gimmick

Game Break: PS3 News

“Resistance” Extras, Now Showing: Theater Gaming?, Backward Compatibility Issues

Grand Theft Auto 4 Teaser Site

The Loop: Is The PS3 A Failure?

Kevin, Dan Hsu and Paul Semel discuss the less then stellar sales of the PS3

3.03 to 1.50 PSP Downgrader

Hope you didn't upgrade yet.

PSP Firmware 3.10

• Support for PLAYSTATION Network titles has been expanded.
• Support for the MPEG-4 AVC format has been added under [Location Free Player]
• [Dynamic Normalizer] has been added as a feature under [Sound Settings] in [Settings].

Also included is a memory saving mode for the internet browser (In the internet browser, go to Tools -> Settings). Word is, though, if you have custom firmware the upgrade may brick your system.

Download it here.

PlayStation Games for PSP Available for Download

Today, Sony announced five titles for the PSP including Cool Boarders, Crash Bandicoot, Hot Shots Golf 2, Syphon Filter, and Tekken 2. Sony added in a press release that future titles would be made available later this month. PS1 games are $6 via PS3.

I'm a VAIO

I'm pretty sure a VAIO is a PC.

What You Could Buy Instead of a PS3

- Fly to London (and get a cheap hotel room)
- Pay your rent for a month
- Buy 300 big macs
- Buy 4 Nintendo DS Lites
- Buy 3000 bandages
- Order 60 Large cheese pizzas
- Buy 250 gallons of gas
- Get a laptop
- Get some books from the library and return them really, REALLY late
- Buy 4 iPod Nanos
- Buy a 1988 Mazda 323
- Pick up 3 flat panel monitors
- Buy 15 shares of Sony Corp (judging from PS3 sales I would NOT recommend this)
- Take a skydiving course and do 4 jumps
- Hire a personal trainer and have 17 sessions at the gym
- Pay for two months worth of groceries
- Buy 30 years worth of toothpaste
- Buy 210.8 gallons of soda
- Pick up 225 pounds of tuna (canned)
- Buy a 360 AND a Wii (and a couple of games)

Dude Walks Out on a PS3

"After 30 minutes and a full store, only one of the bundles had sold. The cashier looked at me like a pusher looks at a junkie as if he knew I couldn't resit the Sony hype machine. "Realized you were crazy huh?," he said. With that I began to dial up my closest gamer buddies and inform that I would be able to deliver them an "at cost" PS3 console system for the holiday. Each person I called said "no thanks." Even the people that waited in line for the PS3 at launch had decided to move onto the Xbox 360 or wait for a Nintendo Wii. No one wanted it! How could this be? Only two weeks after $10,000 sale prices, riots, robberies, assaults, and now no one ever cares? With that, I realized the PS3 just wasn't worth the hype. My brother looked at me and said, "Quick, lets head over to Circuit City now. If we can get there fast enough, we may have a chance at the Wii."