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Mods, PSP, Sony
03/31/2008
Why wait for Sony to integrate a second analog stick into the next-generation PSP? This modder took the matter into his own hands. One caveat: there are no official games (yet) that support it. Video after the break. Click here for one more picture.
The catch? No games for the PSP support it...nor will most homebrew, we're guessing. Still, if you'd like to see how great an FPS would be on the platform with proper controls, hit the jump for a pretty solid video
[via Kotaku - Acidmods]
*Title Correction - World's First Sony PSP Slim Modded with Dual Analog Sticks
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GT reviews God of War: Chains of Olympus for the PSP, which follows an original storyline. Video after the break. Here's the bottom line:
God of War: Chains of Olympus is a stellar achievement on the PSP. It plays perfectly into the franchise's storyline and offers up the same level of intense action as its console counterparts
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- by: Staff
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Concept, PSP
02/28/2008
Why is this PSP2 concept actually double the size of Sony's original PSP? Well, it supposedly plays "your PS One and PS2 discs on a flawless OLED screen and export hi def video out (along with Dolby)." Click here for one more picture.
How about we just take the old body, 32GB SSD and OLED screen and call it a day? Oh, and to any other PSP2 designers, this model is still my reigning champion
[via Kotaku]

Yes, it's official, Skype will be coming to the PSP. From the video, it seems to work over the console's Wi-Fi connection. We'll keep you posted as more information becomes available. Continue reading for the clip.
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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII includes "Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII for mobile, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children for DVD and Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus for PS2." Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.
FFVII: Crisis Core allows you to play Zack, Cloud's counter-part from FFVII and this game's hero. Of course Aerith, Cloud, and Sephiroth make appearences as well
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In addition to being slimmer and more compact, Sony's new PSP Slim also appears to load games much faster than its predecessor. Continue reading for a comparison video.
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