For anyone with a PSP that would like the perk of being able to switch to playing with the classic DualShock controller from time to time you're in luck. Acid Mods have found a way to do exactly that.

Looks like Sony tried to slip us one in their latest PSP Firmware update. Sure it’s got a new memory saving mode for the PSP’s web browser and support for new PlayStation Network games, but what they ...

Did you know there's a PSP mod chip currently in development? It's news to me, but the folks at PSP Updates got an e-mail this week from Team DST, who claim to have been working on one over the past ...

Version 3.50 goes live, bringing PSP's Remote Play features in line with its bigger brother When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A new ...

It's an accepted way of life among techno-wizzes. Company creates software; hackers hack software. Company upgrades software for more security; hackers hack upgraded release. The cyclical pattern ...

Our parents’ little-mistake-in-Barbados, Kotaku, has a video of the new PSP 2.71 hack. The angsty, I’m-not-doing-my-homework soundtrack aside, you’ll see that you can now run ISOs and homebrew apps ...

PS Placeable mod turns PSPs into console. Allows Bluetooth controllers, connects to TV. Maintains UMD drive access, giving second life to old games. A talented gamer has created a mod that converts ...

Now why on earth would you want to downgrade your PSP's firmware and lose all the wonderful features that the new software brings? Well, for hacking and homebrewed games, of course! Hackers have ...

Sony has again upgraded new firmware for the . The new PSP firmware (version 2.60) offers RSS newsfeed support, WMA-format playback support, and Chinese-language options for the Web browser. The new ...

The Sony PSP 3000 is now available, along with a firmware update that adds direct download access to the PlayStation Store. John P. Falcone is the senior director of commerce content at CNET, where he ...

Ten days after initially saying it would be ready, Sony has yet to release the promised North American version of the 2.0 firmware update for its PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld gaming console.