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1UP has put up a very nice “mini site” dedicated to the [tag]NES[/tag] 20th Anniversary. The article features lots of info on the NES and [tag]Nintendo[/tag] History. A good reading if you’re an old school gamer or a Nintendo Fanboy (wich are both my cases – I just don’t like the [tag]Nintendo DS[/tag]… and yes,
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This [tag]book[/tag] was not released in book stores due to legal problems with [tag]Nintendo[/tag]. As a result, the “[tag]e-book[/tag]” edition is available for free as a downloadable PDF. [tag]Programming[/tag] The Nintendo [tag]Game Boy Advance[/tag] by [tag]Jonathan S. Harbour[/tag]
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[tag]Hideo Kojima[/tag] is a name well known for gamers all around the world and one of my favorite [tag]game designers[/tag]. His blog is now being translated to english, though it hasn’t got much of info on games, maybe because is still in a “pre-open” stage. 馃檨
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[tag]Sony[/tag] announced a new [tag]PSP Giga Pack[/tag] for the pre-Xmas season. Starting November, with a price tag of $299, you can buy the new Giga Pack that includes a 1GB MSDP, a USB Cable and a stand (wich was not included in the Value Pak), except for the hand strap that Sony plans to sell
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[tag]Nintendo[/tag] announced today a partnership with [tag]Wayport[/tag], the company that provides wireless access in [tag]McDonalds[/tag] restaurants in the US, meaning you can eat your BigMac while playing [tag]DS[/tag] games online for free. I’m really hoping that Sony can think in something like this for the PSP, though you can use your [tag]PSP[/tag] with any wireless
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Well I just got home from my weekend out and it seems I’ve lots of stuff to update since friday, so I guess it will be quicker to just list things out without much detail. [tag]PSP[/tag] 2.5 firmware is out, correcting the WPA TKIP bugs and adding support for AES, as well as support for
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One of the first things I did when I got my [tag]PSP[/tag] was to register it in www.yourpsp.com hoping that [tag]Sony[/tag] wasn’t full of crap and acomplished what they promised in the PSP website: a free [tag]Spiderman 2 UMD[/tag] Movie. Well today a package was waiting for me in my mailbox, inside a very nice
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I found out that the [tag]TILT-MODE-ARMY[/tag] guys developed a [tag]web server[/tag] for the [tag]PSP[/tag] and it works! It has some nice features like serve html, images, and files, has working headers, 404 error messages and “../” safty. They’re testing the HTTP headers at this stage of development. Quite a nice project, I wonder how long
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Just by mere curiosity I ran nmap to check my PSP ports and this was the result: While browsing a site Starting nmap 3.81 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2005-10-09 01:47 WEST Interesting ports on 192.168.2.120: (The 3138 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed) PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION 67/tcp filtered dhcpserver 67/udp
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Symantec Security Response identified today the first PSP trojan (this is known since the 3rd of October). The Trojan.PSPBrick, is a Category 1 threat (Category 5 being the worst) and it renders the PSP useless (like a brick, hence the name). The virus is downloaded like a hack/firmware that lets users run homebrew games on