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No one said great gaming needs to be done at home. With Nintendo DS and PSP, good games can go anywhere. Share your passion of portable gaming here.
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Bangai-O Spirits for Nintendo DS Brings Pleasure and Pain
Bangai-O Spirits is a fine example of Treasure's work, displaying artfully rendered scaling sprites, huge bosses and enemies, and best of all - more missiles than you can shake your mecha at.
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Product Review: LG DP889 Portable DVD Player
While on a family vacation to Disney World recently, I realized how bad the battery in my laptop had gotten—it would only work for about an hour of DVD watching, so I explored some portable... More »
First Impressions of the GP2X: I Laughed, I Cried, I Played
Along with a love for all things arcade comes my love for all videogames: Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Genesis, Game Boy... the list goes on and on. Attempting to rekindle my childhood passion, I embarked on a quest many years ago to... More »
Sony's Redesigned PSP Underwhelms
The PSP train wreck continues for Sony. I've said it before (and I'll say it again), the PSP is successful when viewed only by the number of hardware units sold. When viewed from any other... More »
The Demise of Sony's PSP
Not long ago, everyone was excited about Sony’s PSP. Why shouldn’t we have been? It’s by far the most technologically advanced handheld device that has ever been conceived. It plays games, music, and movies, and even surfs the Internet when connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot. It’s a very versatile handheld device, one that could have been the biggest thing since sliced bread. But like so many gadgets that have come before, the PSP is currently sitting idle in the closets of its once rabid fan base. The biggest question is why? More »
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How Can I Get My PSP Online with Dial-Up Internet?
Ok, so I have a dial-up Internet connection, and I was wondering if it is still possible to connect the PSP to the Internet? If so, could you help me out, and explain please? Thanks a bunch. More »
How Do I Put Pictures Back on to My Memory Card?
I recently bought an HP Photosmart R717 digital camera. I have a 256 MB memory card; the camera is 6.2 MP, and so the card holds about 80 pictures. Each time I take pictures I upload them onto my computer, but I think I'm supposed to delete them off the memory card after I upload them. I know that to print the pictures, you can take the memory card to a printing kiosk. So, if I delete the pictures from the memory card after I upload them onto the... More »
XBConnect: A Free Alternative to XBox Live
Are you tired of paying for Xbox Live and/or dealing with punk kids in the Xbox Live servers? There are alternatives - XBConnect and Kai Xlink. This article deals specifically with XBConnect, though an article of Xlink may be forthcoming. The following will explain what XBConnect is, considerations prior to installing it, and some general troubleshooting information. Instead of using Xbox Live and a direct connection to the internet, XBConnect uses... More »
How To Transfer Music (MP3s) onto a PSP
One great way to get more out of your PlayStation Portable (PSP) is to transfer music onto it and use it as an MP3 player. The process is easy to follow and doesn't take very long to complete. It is important to understand that in order to listen to music, it must first be placed on a small memory stick that is inserted into the side of the PSP. Sony calls this a... More »
The Demise of Sony's PSP
Not long ago, everyone was excited about Sony’s PSP. Why shouldn’t we have been? It’s by far the most technologically advanced handheld device that has ever been conceived. It plays games, music, and movies, and even surfs the Internet when connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot. It’s a very versatile handheld device, one that could have been the biggest thing since sliced bread. But like so many gadgets that have come before, the PSP is currently sitting idle in the closets of its once rabid fan base. The biggest question is why? More »
Recent Discussions
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Psp Charger Grip |
5 | Pick001 August 5, 2008 12:38 AM |
Secret to psp themes.. |
1 | Pick001 May 17, 2008 12:06 AM |
Psp Themes |
6 | Pick001 May 17, 2008 12:04 AM |
Messed up USB on PSP |
6 | Pick001 May 3, 2008 8:19 PM |
psp gone black |
6 | Matt Whitlock May 2, 2008 11:10 PM |
Black Screen.....help |
3 | pardizzone April 10, 2008 8:13 AM |
PSP Connecting to laptop or computer for viewing |
4 | Matt Whitlock April 7, 2008 10:49 AM |
Sony PSP stuck on game sharing when turned on |
3 | Pick001 April 7, 2008 10:10 AM |
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!with psp wi fi and wlan sttings and ssid |
1 | Pick001 April 7, 2008 10:05 AM |
Which Handheld Gaming Platform? |
3 | Pick001 April 7, 2008 10:02 AM |
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