I got to work early this morning and received an email from Sony containing this: Yep. If you read the message right, Sony has given me 3 Free PSP Games for just purchasing the

Great news for 6.35 Hen and Signed 6.35 Hen users, Virtuous Flame has taken his Hen 6.35 PRO release with 6.35 Pro-A, a CFW for Hen or to make things simple: a LCFW (loaded

PSP Homebrew developer has updated his LightVSH menu plugin with a few bugfixes and additional features.  If you’re on 6.35 Hen or 6.31 Hen, you’ll want to update to LightVSH Menu v7. Requirements: A PSP with

This is a compatibility list for PSP users using OpenIdea ISO loader. If you’re on the following firmwares 6.20 TN-A Hen, 6.20 TN-B Hen, 6.20 TN-C Hen then be sure to check out this

If you’re having problems playing games with the Prometheus ISO loader, don’t fret, a challenger has appeared :). Enter the OpenIdea ISO loader. It functions just the same as the more popular

2011 turned out to be a good start of the year for PSP owners especially for those with non-hackable PSPs. To put it succinctly, the PlayStation Portable has once more been re-opened by the community.

Sony’s current line up of PS3 models come in Matte Black, Pearly white or if you’re lucky enough (or desperate enough to look different) Titanium Blue. Starting March 10th, the Silver Satin PlayStation

If you managed to upgrade to 6.37 OFW on your PSP despite numerous warnings from everywhere not to do so, you’re in luck (sort of) as Wololo has updated his Homebrew Loader (HBL) to

Since I really needed to upgrade my aging PSP Phat, I decided to go ahead and splurge on two new consoles: a PSP Go (o look you bought a PSP Go despite bashing it

PSP for Dummies > 6.37 OFW (and above) for non-hackable PSPs You have reached this page because you want to install custom firmware on your non-hackable PSP but have firmware above 6.35. As with 6.35 OFW

PSP for Dummies > 6.35 OFW (and below) for non-hackable PSPs You have reached this page because you want to install custom firmware on your non-hackable PSP but have firmware above 6.20. While there

Sony has officially unveiled the successor to it’s portable console, the PlayStation Portable 2 or if you follow the company’s new namesake, the NGP or Next Generation

Davee (yep, the very same guy that the PSP community owes the ChickHen Hack to) has released a downgrader that will allow PSPs currently on 6.31 & 6.35 to downgrade their firmwares to 6.20.

Here are the instructions on how to upgrade your PSP to 6.35 OFW so you can install any of the following Hen to run Homebrew or ISO backups of PSP games: 6.31 Hen Signed 6.31 Hen Requirements: Download

Here are the instructions on how to upgrade your PSP to 6.35 OFW so you can install any of the following Hen or LCFW so you can run Homebrew or ISO backups of PSP

Here are the instructions on how to upgrade your PSP to 6.20 OFW so you can install any of the following Hen to run Homebrew or ISO backups of PSP games: 6.20 TN-E (recommended) 6.20 Pro-B7

Oh look, 6.31 Hen now also has a signed installer allowing you to install 6.31 Hen without running the Minna no Sukkuri demo exploit as instructed in the original post. With Liquidzigong’s release

Total_Noob has released an update to 6.20 TN-A (and TN-B) fixing bugs and pushing quite a few features that merit an update.  What’s more interesting is that 6.20 TN-C is now signed, meaning it

To address the full security compromise of the PSP, Sony has issued a new firmware that aims to defeat the user mode exploits available in 6.35 Hen, 6.31 Hen and 6.20 TN-A Hen. Important: If

Still on 5.03 and can’t get ChickHen R2 to run for you? Not to worry, with homebrew devs now able to sign their applications to run on OFW directly, PSP owners just like with