A few months ago I got to play ModNation Racers on the PSP for the first and only time -- and I was pretty impressed. The drifting was too stiff, but the track creation was pretty awesome as you could ...

I think there’s enough evidence out there to officially say that the PSP isn’t the best portable option for a gamer. We’ve got a few titles coming up including Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, but we ...

Why it matters: Search for PSPs on any second-hand marketplace and you'll find scores with broken screens, but maybe those owners wouldn't let go of such a treasured artifact if they knew about the ...

[foo] sent in this amazingly well done mod to add an SNES controller to a PSP. He was contacted with a request to mod a PSP for someone who had limited use of one hand. The PSP controls were too ...

One of the biggest complaints about the PSP has been, and forever will be, the lack of a second analog nub. A platform supported extensively by ports of its bigger brother, the PSP has had a tough ...

PSP modder extraordinaire PvP_LostKnight's latest creation freed his PSP from the shackles of pricey Memory Sticks, at the cost of aesthetics. The internal USB mass storage mod packs a flash drive ...

PSP Mod Firmware With 3.02 Extend For SEC en PSP › Firmwares y modchips LTV (Japanese Ver Function) necesita una MS. DESVENTAJAS: El emulador de PS1 no funciona ( el modder no tiene dinero para probar ...

I guess you can consider this a mod. Someone took apart a PSP and installed a tiny motor, giving the portable system ghetto force feedback. It doesn’t look like the mod will be mass produced or ...

This mod done by Blizzrad of AcidMods lets you use your aging wired DualShock controller and hook it up to your PSP. The controller had its connector replaced for a much smaller one to elegantly fit ...

So there’s a $29.99 PSP mod chip out there that lets you play any UMD movie, hook up a USB hard drive, and it makes girls like you. All it requires is for an intrepid modder to crack the case and put ...

Over the course of the evolution of handheld gaming, portable power has almost always been the limiting factor: how much could be done with a minimum amount of power over a moderate amount of time?