We have just added a Undiluted Platinum FAQ section to the site. The UP FAQ should help in answering common questions asked by those who own a PSP with the Undiluted Platinum chip installed. The section is still under constructions but you will find a selection of questions already answered including how to run GTA: Vice City on firmware 2.71 using a simple modification.
If you have any issues that you need help with, please use the contact form to send them in. Any useful questions will be added to the FAQ list to share with others.
Warning: Using backups in the form of ISO images is illegal unless you own the game.
DK Jr. has informed us of Issue 6 of the PSP M4M: Magazine 4 Men. Its been a long time since the last issue (infact its been over 3 months) but finally, the long awaited Issue 6 is here. Issue 6 contains over 90 pages with various articles including a review on Hajime Sorayama’s Erotic Art, a look at the XRCO Awards from 1993 to 2000 and various other articles. As usual, the team behind M4M have included a range of sexy photos of exposed babes.
Please be warned that you must be over 18 years of age to download and view this magazine.
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[Via: DK Jr.]
Sony is continuing to increase the range of PSP colors available. With the Pink PSP released in the UK a little while ago, and the Silver PSP already announced, the new color to the lineup is Metallic Blue. The three new models will be available in Japan for approximately USD180. The Metallic Blue model (PSP-1000 MB) is set to come out on December 21st, while the Silver PSP (PSP-1000 SV) is coming out on December 14th, finally the Pink PSP (PSP-1000 PK) will be released on November 22nd in Japan but is already available in Europe.
With the christmas season coming up, Sony is looking to take advantage in order to increase their sales. Unfortunately, no date has been set of US or European versions of the Metallic Blue and Silver PSPs. Check out the shots below of the new PSP color ranges.
PSP Media Manager 2.0 was released a week or two ago in North America for $16.99. Now, Sony has made the PSPMM available to European PSP Owners for just £9.99 (download) or £14.99 (boxed). The downloadable version will be available from November 3rd 2006, and the boxed version will be on sale in stores from November 8th 2006. For those unaware of the PSPMM, it is a content organiser that uses a drag-and-drop interface to allow users to easily manage file between their PC and PSP.
The PSPMM supports many operations from extracting music from audio CDs to converting videos into MP4 format. There are also features available to easily backup game save data, download RSS content to your PSP and convert documents for portable reading.
[Via: SCEE Press]
