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Handheld Steam Portable Sony PSP Mod

Steam Portable, Tito Fits a Steam Library Into a Sony PSP

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Handheld Steam Portable Sony PSP Mod
Handhelds keep getting larger, with Valve’s Steam Deck leading the charge, but one modder decided to go in the opposite direction. A PSP still slides into a jacket pocket. Tito from Macho Nacho Productions took that contrast and rebuilt an original Sony PSP-1000 as a device he calls Steam Portable, a pocket shell that can stream his Steam library and run retro emulation. Sony never sold anything like it. He used OtherMod’s latest PSPi 6 kit, a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, an 800×480 replacement screen, and a UV printer to stamp Steam branding onto the plastic.

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LEGO 72306 PlayStation Set

LEGO 72306 PlayStation Slides Gran Turismo and Ape Escape Into a Brick-Built Grey Box

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LEGO 72306 PlayStation Set
Set 72306 PlayStation is LEGO’s first official collaboration with Sony, revealed September 3, 2026 during PlayStation’s State of Play. Builders 18 and up get 1,911 pieces that form a near 1:1 replica of the original grey console and its first wired controller. The finished set is just over 6 cm high, 26 cm wide, and 19 cm deep, which is close enough to the 1994 hardware to let the model to sit beside a real device without appearing toy-sized. The pricing in the United States is $179.99, while in the United Kingdom it is £139.99 and Europe gets it at €159.99.

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Sony Limited Edition DualSense Controllers Grand Theft Auto VI

Sony Unveils Limited Edition DualSense Controllers for Grand Theft Auto VI

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Sony Limited Edition DualSense Controllers Grand Theft Auto VI
Sony used today’s State of Play to show two limited-edition DualSense wireless controllers built around Grand Theft Auto VI. The DualSense Wireless Controller, Grand Theft Auto VI Black Limited Edition and DualSense Wireless Controller, Grand Theft Auto VI White Limited Edition are both inspired by Vice City, with one side designed for sunny seaside days and the other with neon nights. They arrive on the same day as the game, November 19.

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Canceled EA Motive Iron Man Game

EA Motive’s Canceled Iron Man Game Went Dark for Four Years, Then the Suit Took Off

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Canceled EA Motive Iron Man Game
Electronic Arts spent nearly four years treating Motive Studio’s Iron Man game like a locked workshop. Announced in September 2022 as a single-player action adventure and the first title in a multi-game Marvel deal, the project then went dark. Fans filled the gap with rumors. Some of those rumors said the game was dead. Friday’s leak, and the company’s own reply a few hours later, said otherwise.

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Sony Limited Edition Battle Yellow Wolverine PS5 Console DualSense Controller

Sony’s Limited Edition Battle Yellow Wolverine PS5 Console Arrives With Claw Marks and Matching Gear

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Sony Limited Edition Battle Yellow Wolverine PS5 Console DualSense Controller
Sony just showed off a limited-edition PlayStation 5 Digital Edition designed around Marvel’s Wolverine, the upcoming Insomniac Games title. The main package is called the Marvel’s Wolverine Battle Yellow Limited Edition Bundle. It pairs a specially finished digital console with a matching DualSense controller and a download code for the game. Everything goes on sale September 15, the same day the game launches, with pre-orders opening August 19 at 10 a.m. local time through PlayStation Direct and select stores.

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Slystral PSP Go Battery Mod

PSP Go Gets a Power Boost That Nearly Doubles Its Thickness

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Slystral PSP Go Battery Mod
Sony’s PSP Go arrived as a sleek digital-only handheld with a sliding screen and a design that slipped easily into a pocket. Years later its built-in 930mAh battery remains the one feature that still limits how long people actually play. Tito from Macho Nacho Productions recently installed an open-source solution created by Slystral that swaps in an 8000mAh cell and a custom rear shell. The result stretches play sessions from a few hours into the range of 25 to 50 hours while adding noticeable bulk.

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Castlevania Symphony of the Night PS1 PC Port Recomp

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1) Finally Opens Its Gates on Modern PCs

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Castlevania Symphony of the Night PS1 PC Port Recomp
Nearly three decades after Alucard first stepped into that inverted castle, a small team of fans has handed the original PlayStation version of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night a native home on Windows, with builds also reaching Linux and macOS. BlackLabelHQ’s SymphonyRecomp is still marked as an open beta, yet the full game already runs from the opening monologue to the final credits without needing an emulator.

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