Homebrew may live in a dubious legal middleground, giving ethical issues to developers and gamers alike, but it doesn't mean we can't celebrate the homebrew release of a classic game like Hexen II on ...

The Library of Congress recently announced some exceptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that governs usage of copyrighted electronic material. The ...

The PSP has been hacked for homebrews yet again — and this time it involves carjacking and indiscriminate gunfire. Using Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories for the PSP, you can use a game save to ...

Everybody's Tennis and MotorStorm: Arctic Edge are gone from online service When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Sony has removed PSP ...

A company called NEO (insert obligatory Matrix joke here) has come up with a plug-in motion sensor for the PSP. The tiny nub fits into the earphone jack of the PSP chunky (won't work in the Slim model ...

DCEmu is sponsoring another PSP homebrew coding contest and offering a Previous contests have brought as amazing homebrew wares including a new PSP shell, cool puzzle games, Missle Command, and a ...

An old skeleton from the PSP closet has come back to haunt Sony as their 2.81 lockdown has come to an end thanks to the ongoing efforts of the PSP homebrew community. Famed PSP hacker Fanjita has ...

One of the most exciting things about the PSP as a system is its potential for homebrew apps and games. With the 1.0 firmware already cracked and UMD images floating around the 'Net for people to pick ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The homebrew scene is usually considered a bit of a dirty thing, because it usually takes some ...

So if you've note been following the whole homebrew and pirated game drama going on with the PSP, we last left off with Sony making everyone upgrade to firmware 1.50, 1.51, and 1.52 in order to ...

PSP games MotorStorm: Arctic Edge, Everybody's Tennis and Super Collapse were all temporarily removed from the PlayStation Store because they were vulnerable to an exploit that allowed a ...