Ready at Dawn says goodbye to their PSP devkits
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6-10-2008 @ 10:38AM
min said...
Yeah, the PS3 needs more attention. Although the only thing people can complain about is it's lack of games AT THE TIME. (xbox fanfags) So we can finally shut them up.
6-10-2008 @ 10:25AM
farfisa said...
I stand corrected ;)
6-10-2008 @ 9:28AM
joey said...
I think I'm going to pickup Okami on the Wii this weekend.
Now I'll own all three games came out of RaD.
I hope their next game will be multi-plat.
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6-10-2008 @ 10:01AM
emirabal said...
They should offer them up for prizes for ideas for games.
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6-10-2008 @ 4:11PM
cafecito said...
Traitors!!!
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6-10-2008 @ 5:07PM
Alien said...
Well good luck guys :) You did a lot for the PSP :D
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6-10-2008 @ 6:41PM
Saigon said...
Considering they lost millions to pirates, I don't really blame them for abandoning psp. What kind of message does this send to other developers?
Anyways, I'll be keeping my eye on RaD's next project, which I'm assuming will be on ps3.
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6-12-2008 @ 5:27AM
Gareth said...
Getting custom firmware on my PSP was super easy. You don't need rare games, you don't need a spare PSP or anything else that's falsely claimed on here.
All you need is 1 "magic memory stick" and 1 pandora battery. You can make your own magic memory stick from a normal stick by following some simple instructions, and you can either make a pandora battery from a spare or pick one up for about a tenner.
My PSP will now play anything I throw at it.
I still buy all my games though as I prefer to own them, and also believe in supporting the industry. I only use the benefits of CFW to run homebrew games and applications.
I also own a PSP Slim which I'm keeping for official firmware because it's updated more regularly, and yes I know that a Slim can be cracked just as easily.
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