BlackKnight

The PSP is nothing like the PSX.

Edgeworth pretty much gave up being a prosecutor full-time after the first game. If anything, this game should logically take place before Phoenix Wright started appearing in court. And thanks for just spoiling the JFA ending for people.

It's actually the interface design that appeals to me the most. I really can't find that anywhere else.

I actually couldn't get through Bioshock. I actually didn't get very far at all before it bored me to tears. I suppose I can see what people like about it but it really was not my thing. Anyway the last thing I played was Ikaruga. I must say the thumbstick on the 360 controller really suits it.

A third-person investigation / courtroom drama game featuring Miles Edgeworth from the Phoenix Wright / Ace Attorney series. Makes use of a similar interface and is currently in the works at Capcom. No ETA. All I have to say is holy sh!t. Who saw this coming? Source: Weekly Game Journal (via Famitsu Magazine).

That's pretty strange. The only auto-shutdown setting I could find has a limit of 6 hours on it and you can't change that amount.

Amen to that. That game was king. I'm finding Apollo Justice harder to get through... Oh and you know that whole Bridge to the Turnabout thing... I did that in real life. It was a bigger thrill than bungee jumping.

Big Daddies on Normal Difficulty sucked my ammo dry :/ That is half what annoyed me about that game.. I was always low on ammo and low on EVE ( ?). Enemies took such a beating...

It's not a problem helping you out. You have a Slim PSP running 3.9x firmware, right? To downgrade that and install a CFW you definitely will need to use the Pandora Battery. Have you read through how to do that? Basically you can get the files here but will need a PSP with CFW already installed in order to create the memory stick and battery needed.

It's simple. There are only 2 steps; 1) Install the latest Custom Firmware 2) Convert your PSX ISO into a PSP formatted file Installing custom firmwares is a separate question. As for how to convert your PSX games, look here.

Those PSPs were limited and had to be imported.

We had an entire major devoted to this kind of stuff in my degree. Unfortunately I was never wealthy or resourceful enough to get into it. There are quite a few provocative pieces in the art gallery in Sydney.

I'll buy a console if we can boot backups without a modchip. Also I don't think any motion-sensing peripheral for the Xbox can really take off... I mean how many people will actually buy it and will it really be feasible to develop games for it given its unknown market penetration?

A parking fine that I appealed 6 months ago has come back to bite me in the ass today. Also caved and bought Call of Duty 4 since I got a brand new / sealed copy of the Collectors' Edition for cheaper than the normal version. Apart from that, nothing new. You don't want to get me started on all my emotional troubles.

Did you contract it in a hospital?

Is there a server change or something on the horizon?

Or just have blue and pink cans of paint at the ready.

I disagree. As someone who still pays attention to the retail channel, at least in the city of Sydney, I think this survey is a bit off. The shelf space in your average EB Games, JB HiFi or hell even Target devoted to the 360 is always 2-3 times as much as the PS3. That includes games, hardware and accessories. JB HiFi, my favourite retail store, has an entire aisle of 360 software with a similar amount of space being shared amongst PS3, DS and Wii games together. You can walk into their stores at Town Hall, Parramatta or Bankstown to see that the 360 is certainly not 'dead'. In fact, there is an even bigger difference in the larger chains. K-Mart typically carries only a handful of PS3 titles and a much larger selection of 360 games. I am honestly struggling to think which 'retailers' this misguided article could be referring to.

Wayy too personal Drake- why all the hatin' ? Seriously though these threads go in SPAM- just look at the replies they get.

What were you referring to? And what about that badass motherf**ker Dee Jay?

A tool - NPDecryptor - has been released by CipherUpdate that can crack the DRM protection on PlayStation Network-bought titles like flOw and Beats, and allow them to run on any PSP unit. So far piracy of these titles has been impossible. The catch? The title can only be cracked on a unit it is licensed for and then re-distributed to others without the restriction. Basically re-releases of these titles will start becoming available that can boot using the NP9660 UMD driver in Custom Firmware 3.90 M33. That said, the tool itself is something you probably don't need to use yourself, especially if you respect the value and ingenuity of PlayStation Network products. Consider this post for personal edification only. But if you really, really want to... the link is below. [Download] Source: PSP Generation.

I've never been a heavy Gmail user. Their privacy policies (or lack thereof) scare the hell out of me. However, for a free mail provider with huge storage, POP accessibility and an interface that I can't get enough of, I really really want to start using it more... ...anyway what are everyone's thoughts? I suppose using it as my primary mailbox and forwarding stuff to a Gmail account isn't a terribly bright idea?

Lol I meant to post my reply in the Imageshack Torrent news thread.

Thanks for pointing me to this. It should solve more than a few problems I've been encountering lately.

Vader = Red RROD = Red That is connection enough to justify him being in the 360 version, even if it's not a connection they'd necessarily want to advertise. Either way we got stiffed hard out of Vader... there is no other way to look at it.