Manufactured by Square Enix in NTSC format, the Dissidia Final Fantasy leads you to an action based battle system in which you can rush along walls and sashay through the air. Offering you an action packed environment, the game enables you to choose between your favourite Final Fantasy characters.
A perfect compilation of Atari 2600 video games, Activision Hits Remixed was published in 2006 by Activision for the PlayStation Portable. Get to enjoy over 40 exciting games in this great compilation.
River Raid, Demon Attack and Laser Blast are some of the popular games included in Activision Hits Remixed. The game disc also comprises of a soundtrack of ’80s pop songs. The various games in this compilation have ratings like U BBFC, Everyone ESRB and 3+ PEGI rating.
Whenever one talks about racing games, one can’t neglect 2 Xtreme game. Designed for PlayStation in 1996, this racing game has wooed many racing gamers worldwide. Thanks to ESPN, the sports channel for sponsoring this exciting game.
Play 2 Xtreme and enjoy racing against others in various events around the world. Be it snowboarding, biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, participate in all types of racing events in this superb Playstation game. 2 Xtreme has been developed by none other than Sony Interactive Studios, America and published by SCEA.
PsP Spot for the PlayStation Portable can be named one of the hottest and wide-spread amusements. Nowadays, most people don’t even think to visit theaters or museums. They have a new hobby – games. With the invention of PSP the world became closer and favourite games as well.
We’re coming to the last day of February, completing our first full month at Gamember.net, and I figured it would be a good time to reflect back on the month through our posts and a few others:
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If you have had the unfortunate pleasure of bricking your PSP with incorrect firmware; or perhaps you’ve found “features” you would prefer in older firmware that you just can’t accomplish in your current one; Dark-AleX over at DCEmu has made a nifty little app to help you choose the firmware you like.
To take advantage of Dark-AleX’s “Time Machine” app, you’re going to need your Pandora battery good to go. Pandora is a battery specifically made to allow you to be a little bit more liberal about what you can do with your PSP as opposed to what Sony wants you to do with it. If you meet that one lonesome criteria, feel free to use this app on either model PSP to help you pick any firmware you like or to fix a bricked firmware PSP.
DCEmu hosts the file if you’re looking to fix a PSP paper weight that you’ve been dying to start playing again. Just keep in mind that the servers might be under a lot of pressure for that file. Apparently a lot of you PSP owners are fairly unskilled when it comes to preventing your machine from winding up a brick.
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