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Konami has released what is apparently the first of ten Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker gameplay videos. The video clocks in at 8:48, but not counting the intro it gives us a full eight minutes of Naked Snake
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A game development team was hard at work when the police suddenly busted in and put them all on handcuffs. How’d that happen?
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Head’s up PSP gamers! The portable version of Aksys Games’ highly praised 2D fighting game, Blazblue: Calamity Trigger Portable, is now available. Check out the games debut trailer after the jump.
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CyberConnect2 is counting down the days to when they will finally announce their newest game. Could this finally be the announcement they shied away from before?
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The team at Sony’s Santa Monica Studio isn’t resting on its laurels even with God of War III’s release looking ever closer (it’s out next week!). According to John Hight, the studio’s director of product development, they already
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It’s been barely half a year since Sony released the lightweight PS3 Slim, but according to a Japanese retailer an even lighter version of the console is on the way.
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Provided you’re willing to wade through some Japanese text, you’ll be able to get a taste of Tecmo Koei’s non-porn game, Dead or Alive: Paradise, this week. Then again, this game was never about the text anyway.
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Great news guys, homebrew coder shadow and the rest of the JPCSP Team has released version 5 of their Java PSP emulator for Windows. The latest update of the JPCSP includes lot’s of new fixes, code cleanups,
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Sony Computer Entertainment has announced that its free to use, cross platform PhyreEngine adopted by a number of studios and used in PSN titles is going to be available to the PSP platform this spring.
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According to a Japanese retailer’s blog, Sony will no longer be shipping the “Bright Yellow” PSP-3000 out into retail.
