Christmas is almost here, and I bet a number of you are hoping for either a PSP under the tree, or some new games to enjoy for the “bloated can’t be bothered waving a Move controller around after Christmas Dinner” feeling.

You could log onto the PSN with your PSP, but what to buy? Well here are five suggestions from me to get you through another festive holiday.

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Is it the ultimate PSP game? It certainly pushes the system to the limit, and it’s a great game as well. God of War Ghost of Sparta is today’s review.

There’s also my thoughts on why Sony are being smart with their upcoming Apple/Android interface into the Playstation Network and the achievements you’ve gathered.

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The PSP Show #123: Jungle Party (MP3 7.6 mb 8 minutes 14 seconds)

Playstation 2 fans know it as Buzz Junior, but now it hits the PSP as Jungle Party. But is the gameplay going to survive in the gaming world of the Playstation Portable?To be honest, no, but listen in to the show to find out why.

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While it’s not Magic: The Gathering, Eye of Judgement is a well thought out combat card game. It’s lacking the real world elements that made it a hit on the Playstation 3 home consoles, but that means everything is in the package when you get the game for PSP. But is that enough?

Throw in the news of the PSP Essentials, summer specials on the PSP Go and Sony’s hardware sales numbers showing PSP console growth, and it’s looking up for the handheld media device we all love!

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After E3 all the focus is on Nintendo thanks to the 3DS announcement. Even if PSP2 had been debuted it would have lot the PR war. So if there is something in the works, expect to see it later in the year in time for Christmas.

For now though, the rule is simple. Modnation Racers is not Mario Kart, and that’s a good thing. Listen to the latest PSP Show to find out why.

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The PSP Show #120: Dante’s Inferno (MP3 7.1 mb 10 minutes 17 seconds)
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Back after the Lull (more on that in the podcast) and thankfully E3 is here for a quick hit of PSP news – and unfortunately it does have to be quick, there’s not much more than the number seventy to talk about!

One game that has helped me through, both before and after, was the almost on rails Dante’s Inferno from EA. How so? You’ll have to listen to find out!

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The PSP Show #119: Half Minute Hero (MP3 7.7 mb 11 minutes 6 seconds)
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Back and recovered from the American trip, and after including this week’s review title on the “Top Travelling games” list, it’s no surprise that I’ve given Half Minute Hero a solid workout on the PSP.

It’s fun and tongue in cheek, but is it still a good game and worth buying? Find out, along with a catching up of the latest news in the podcast.

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It’s that time of year again, when I head for little trip around American to visit various conferences, friends, and generally have a bit of working holiday. And that means the annual “Top Five” podcast.

This year, I’m looking at three categories… the top five pieces of media, top 5 Minis or Downloadable games, and the top 5 UMD games. And they’re my personal opinions of the ones that work best while travelling, not necessarily the “best of breed” in each area.

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What happens when you take your PSP Go-Camera, add in some ARG fighting with a Pokemon style system, graft on a massive storyline and Fight Club style combat? Well you get an interesting game.

Add in a splash of Brian Blessed teaching you how to play, and you get something a little bit special called Invizimals. How special? Listen to this week’s PSP show to find out.

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Yes another year, another EA Sports update, but bear with me. While I liked Fifa 2009, I’m loving Fifa 10. Why? You’;ll have to listen to the show to find out.

And before you get to the review, the latest news and views, including some home truths about which is the greater evil… piracy on the PSP or the growing enticement of trading in older UMD titles.

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Just released is the latest SOCOM title on the PSP, Fire Team Bravo 3, and its the expected mix of tactical stealth movement and A-Team like blazing machine guns. But is it a good game?

You’ll find out in today’s PSP Show, along with the latest news and hardware sales figures for Sony’s Playstation Portable.

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A little bit of doubling up in the show as I look at the Mini version of the Amiga classic Pinball Fantasies, and the PSN powered Digital Comics application and marketplace – have to say, I’m enjoying both of these apps more than I thought I would.

All that, the news, and a discussion on if you really want me to review Dead or Alive: Paradise…

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It’s the battle of the driving games, as this week’s review of F1 2009 from Codemasters is heavily influenced by my ongoing experience with Polyphonic Digitals’ Gran Turismo. Which will take pole position in the battle of the driving games?

Plus why is South Korean Air following in my footsteps four years too late, what are EA going to do in 2010 (see here) and more in the latest slice of the Sony Playstation world in The PSP Show.

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The PSP Show #112: Little Big Planet (MP3 7.8 mb 11 minutes 17 seconds)
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The first podcast of the new decade, and I suspect many of you will already have experienced Little Big Planet – for those of you who haven’t, then today’s review might let you make your mind up if this is the title for you.

The latest news is in the show as well, with surveys on DLC, female gamers on the PSP and what 2010 has in store.

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Just in time for the Christmas rush (and you never know, might be some more before the year is out) and it’s the return of the GTA franchise to the PSP, albeit via the Nintendo DS. But should that stop what could be regarded as the best GTA variant on any mobile platform?

You’ll have to listen to the show (and the latest news from around the PSP world) to find out.

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A little bit different today as I take on some of the first batch of Mini Games from Sony. Normal service, including the news and a review of GTA: Chinatown, will be resumed in the next show.

For now, it’s time to look at Kahoots, Vempire and Tetris. One of the reminded me of the Clangers, one was a bit of a letdown and one was the surprise of my recent gaming life. Can you guess which? You’ll have to listen to the show to find out if you’re right!

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The PSP Show #109: Motorstorm Arctic Edge (MP3 7.97 mb 11 minutes 31 seconds)
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After a little delay it’s time to Motor on with a Storm of titles running up to Christmas, along with a few puns and some mini-games in the mix.

It’s yet another driving game, giving you quite a few to choose from this year (NFS Shift and GT already, with F1 to follow at the end of the month) but Arctic Storm has one big advantage.

It’s fun.

Is it enough though? You’ll have to listen to the show and the latest news round-up to find out.

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The PSP Show #108: Sony PSP Go Review (MP3 12.9 mb 18 minutes 43 seconds)
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So after a little bit longer than I expected (or hoped) it’s time for a hands on review of the Sony PSP Go. I’ve avoided many of the issues already discussed in the show and focussed on the hardware and what the PSP Go (or the PSP-N1000 if you trust the label) can actually do.

It’s a nice machine, but nice doesn’t always win the race. Listen to the show to find out my thoughts, and to get the latest news and views on the Sony Playstation Portable world.

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The PSP Show #107: IL-2 Sturmovik – Birds of Prey (MP3 9.0 mb 13 minutes 1 second)
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Back from Las Vegas safely (and to a tiny package with 16GB of on board storage waiting for me – more on that next week), and lots to talk about, including the flying game that got me through one leg of the transatlantic flight, IL-2 Sturmovik!

Throw in the latest news and thoughts from around the world on the Playstation Portable, and you’ve got another PSP Show!

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Another week another racing game. How does the big franchise of Need for Speed compare to the juggernaut of Gran Turismo? You’ll need to listen to the show to find out, after the latest news from the PSP World and the reaction to the PSP-Go.

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The PSP Show #105: Gran Turismo PSP (MP3 13.6 mb 19 minutes 42 seconds)
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As it’s October 1st, the big launch day is here, The PSP-Go and Gran Turismo hit the stores. The Go will be reviewed after a long-haul flight and a weekend in Vegas in a few weeks time, so for now it’s on with the real driving simulator and to see if all those reviews from published a fortnight ago are true.

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Another week , another PSP show arriving on schedule – this is what happens when there’s lots of content for the PSP platform. Anyway, as requested over the summer, it’s time for me to look at Dissidia now its had a European Release (on Sept 4th).

Before that the news, and a quick thumbs up for the ongoing TGS conference, some thoughts on the age of the typical PSP fan, and why Sony’s PSN downloads will be more expensive than a physical UMD of the same game.

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Another week, another PSP Show. And another game that obviously has to be released on schedule, but perhaps needed a bit more work – yes it’s the movie tie-in PSP game of G.I. Joe, The Rise of Cobra.

As well as that, the PSP Go is creating some waves in the retail stores, the new save state is revealed and Gran Turismo’s first reviews are online around the internet.

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While it’s been there for a while it’s not really taken off. But I’ll make a deal with you and sort out some PSP related prizes when we pass 50 members and 100 members in the group, okay?

Well go on! What are you waiting for?

It may have been less than a week since the last podcast, but the summer hiatus has given me a little backlog of games to look over (and there’s still some PSN only titles I want to get to) so the pace of shows may pick up a little bit. Which means maybe a bit less news per show, but more shows.

That’s if I can put down today’s review title! Mytran Wars is threatening to take up all my time though – this turn based strategy game reminds me of UFO – Enemy Unknown and Julian Gollop’s Rebelstar.

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The PSP Show #101: Chameleon (MP3 8.4 mb 12 minutes 6 seconds)
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Back from the autumn hiatus (and if you’re wondering what I’ve been up to, check out the daily Edinburgh Fringe Podcasts) and the excitement about the launch of the PSP-Go is rising.

Couple that with the concept of the smaller mini-games and Sony opening up their publishing and PSN storefronts to smaller developers and the PSP ecosystem is looking particularly healthy. Who would have thought that in January?

And to go with that, one of those smaller games that I suspect would work great as a mini-game, Chameleon. As a $20 retail UMD game it failed to set the world alight, but I want to see more games like this in the run up to Christmas. Fin out why, and my thoughts on the August news, in the latest PSP Show.

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And so it comes to show #100… who’d have thought that I’d get this far with the short sharp news and revies on Sony’s Playstation Portable? Oh yee of little faith. Anyway here we are, and in a change to the normal show, I rattle through the games, news and features of the last one hundred shows and see what I think about it all today.

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Last year’s Tiger Woods PGA Tour title for the PSP was a bit of a Bogey. Does PGA 2010 make it to Par or even knock in a Birdie? I think you’ll be surprised with the results, and heading to that affiliate link on the right (which helps the show!) after you listen to the review and the latest news in the world of the Sony Playstation Portable.

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The rhythym games, such as Rock Band and Guitar Hero, are one of the big success stories in the last few years of gaming (and have helped music labels find a way to reach out to music lovers). So how well does Rock Band Unplugged work on the PSP? The honest answer is… very well. Find out why in the latest PSP Show, along with the latest news and views in the world of the Sony Playstation Portable.

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A double header review in this show, as master quizmaster Buzz comes back to the PSP with both the classic quiz style Brain of Britain, and the Brain Training style of Buzz Brainbender. Can they get through the starter for ten in the review?

Add to that a round up of the latest news and views from the PSN network, PSP Go thoughts and Monster Hunter bundles around the world and you’ve got your bite sized PSP Show!

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Sony’s presentations at E3 nailed their colours to the mast, with a new variant of the core PSP hardware (the lightweight, smaller PSP Go!), and some flagship gaming titles that will rightly get everyone excited. It looks like it’s going to be a great year for Playstation Portable fans.

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After a little delay (thanks to my work on an Iron Maiden documentary on TPN Rock), it’s back to the PSP and the Third Person FPS everyone is asking about – Resistance Retribution. Plus the latest news, upcoming releases and a brief glimpse at my thinking around the PSP mk 2.

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I know I asked you all (on Facebook that is) what you wanted reviewed next, but (a) I need a bit longer with Resistance Retribution and give it a fair crack of the whip and (b) I have had Football Manager Handheld 2009 in the queue for abotu 5 weeks. So First Person Shooter next week, this week it’s stats-porn-a-go-go! And the latest news.. because there’s a lot of it about… really… honestly…

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Back from the USA and the Game Developer Conferece, I thought I’d take a longer look at the puzzler Pipe Mania which kept me entertained on the transatlantic flight, as well as comments from Sony at GDC about the future of the PSP

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Yes as I take my regular conference tour around the USA in march (taking in the Getting Things Done summit, the SXSW Festival, GDC in San Francisco and the Lonley Planet Blog Awards), it’s time to do the by now traditional “which UMD games will I be taking with me.”

Remember that these games aren’t the best five games ever, they’re my personal choices that I know I will enjoy on a long trip – so there’s a mix of new titles and old favourites in there. And while you might think you know what will be in the UMD case (go on, write them down first and compare), I suspect you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the top choice for this year’s trip.

And because the PSP is one of the best multi-purpose tools out there, I’ll also introduce my Top 5 Film and TV Shows I’ll watch, and the Top Five Games downloaded from the PSN to my Memory Stick.

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Just before I head to the US, it’s a final UK based PSP Show before three weeks of travelling (and that means next week is the “What’s in My UMD Case!” Show for 2009.

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Time for some classic arcade action – Super Stardust Portable is a perfectly formed download from the PSN for your PSP. How perfect? Listen to the show to find out, and also why the sales figures of the PSP and Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G is something to get righteously angry about. Oh and the playable demo for Resistance Retribution is out.

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Now available around the world (the US has caught up with Japan and Europe), Loco Roco 2 sees the return of the cute little balls of whatever as they save their world from the eco-threat of the black goop. But how does it compare to the original, and the countless one level special editions released by Song? More in the show, plus this week’s news, thoughts and commentary.

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A little bit later in the week than normal (I had a special music show on TPN Rock out for Barack Obama’s Inauguration, you can find it here) but still managing one a week for 2009 without stumbling next. This week’s show discusses security and firmware hacks with the release of 5.03 of the PSP firmware, and a look at the PSN Collections. These UMD’;s have three games each, of titles previously available to buy over the internet. Good marketing ploy or desperate need to get a new two new UMD titles out? That’s for you to decide.

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As promised in last week’s show, this episode is a little retrospective to the games of 2008 that eitehr left their mark on the PSP system, or acted as signposts to what can be achieved in 2009. I’m sure there’ll be titles here you wouldn’t expect, or disagree with – so feel free to add or edit your own in the comments.

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Back for the New Year, and back after The Podcast Network had to be re-built from scratch after loosing our hard drives in December. Oh, it’s been rough, but enough of that. On with the first show of 2009.

So, what do we have? Alongside one of the craziest backing tracks ever played is a review of EA’s flagship franchise title Fifa 09, and it’s a belter – probably the best PSP Sports Game yet. Find out why in the show. A quick news round-up as well of the highlights in the last two weeks or so, including mentions of CES, Loco Roco 2, the AdHoc multiplayer tool and what’s planned for the next few weeks on The PSP Show.

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There we go, I’m back, and managing to get one in before the end of the month – you lot should know by now I sometimes go walkabout (the secret is to check my Twitter for activity).

Anyway, that just means there is a lot to catch up on in the news, so pay attention in class, there’s new game releases (LocoRoco 2, Super Stardust Portable and Patapon 2), news on the latest firmware and the scanline issue in the PSP-3000, the descending levels of piracy, and the potentially climbing levels thanks to the Datel Lite Blue Tool.

And rather than a game review, I’m casting my eye over Sony’s Media Manager 3.0, a free utility released this month to check your PSP files under control and make your life easier.

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Yes I know, you’re all wondering what this week’s review is. Well it’s N+, the old skool Lode Runner style Ninja game that I picked up in Las Vegas (given there’s no Uk release yet). That and news on the PSP-3000 and firmware 5.0, plus more news, it’s your latest PSP Show!

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Update: Some fun with the files this week, you might need to reset and reload your client to get the latest show.

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Sorry for the delay in this week’s show, a touch of (ahem) jet lag after the weekend in Las Vegas at the Blog World Expo, but it was great meeting some of you out there – glad you liked the stickers. Right then, on with today’s show. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 is up for review, and as last week, I’m reviewing this title on its own, not comparing it to Tiger Woods 08. And the weekly news, with highlights including the weekly US sales figures and the Spaced connection to Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, plus Sony reminding us the PSP will be big in 2009. Honestly.

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Lots to get through in this week’s show, including a look at software and hardware sales for August, comments from Sony Worldwide, and the latest American Football game to hit the PSP, namely Electronic Arts Madden NFL 09.

This coming weekend (19th-21st September) I’ll be attending the BlogWorldExpo in Las Vegas -if you are there, then drop me an email (ewanspence@gmail.com) or wave at the kilted Scotsman… I’ll have PSP Show stickers with me to adorn your favourite gaming machine.

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And Clank makes it into The PSP Show, along with Ratchet. Secret Agent Clank spins the normal way of Ratchet and Clank games – that would be a set of games I haven’t played before, but will that make a difference to the review of this 3D platformer? You’ll have to listen to find out. It’s also time to bring up some of the news stories of the week, with a focu on Sony’s network titles now on UMD, and what sort of upgrade is the PSP-3000? It’s not one for existing -2000 owners in my opinion.

All that and (a little) more on this week’s PSP show.

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First up there’s an easier URL to type into your PSP (or other podcast application) to get the show’s feed, namely tinyurl.com/pspshow . Pass it around to all your PSP friends if you could…

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After Echochrome last week, it seems I am in the mood for calm zen-like games, so while I take a little bit more time to play with Secret Agent Clank (expect that to be reviewed in the next show) I’ve been chilling with the downloadable title ‘Flow,’ available from your regional Playstation Store. It’s mellow, chilled and can be played in many different styles. Listen to Show #78 to find out why I love this title.

There’s the latest news as well, with news on Wi-Fi access to the Store, Sony’s PSP sales in Japan, and a demo of Pipe Mania in advance of a late September release.

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The first thing, as I mentioned in Show #77, is that this is the same physical size and control layout as the PSP Slim and Lite (PSP-2000 model). While I think some will ask for another analouge stick to provide some games with alternative control options, I’m glad that they’ve stayed with the same layout – it means developers have compatibility all the way back to the PSP-1000 and can address some 41 million PSP’s out there.

The addition of the microphone will help the promotion not just of Skype, but in game voice as well – something that I think will come to prominence over the next 18 months or so if the developers make good use of it.

The big change is to the display, with a brighter screen that should update faster. I do wonder what this is going to do to the battery life, with the 3000 still using the same 1200mah battery as the previous version, but I can’t wait to try this out and about. Finally, there’s a tweak to the video out chips, which will allow more TV’s (in more hotels around the world that I visit) to take the TV cable.

PSP-3000 Product Specifications:

In the midst of the Edinburgh Fringe (you can listen here), but even the slow summer months of the PSP (it’s been like this three years in a row now) can be hit by a squall. Sony’s announcement of an updated PSP model due out mid October, the PSP-3000, is going to lead to some raised eyebrows… I think because of what’s not been added.

And Echochrome is just the perfect zen-like game to relax me during the hectic schedule at the Fringe, so that’s up for review in this show as well.

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Well spotted, this isn’t Echocrhome (it’s coming, I can see it… now I can’t… now I can… he-heh), but the house here has been on Buzz’s PSP incarnation all weekend, and we’re all fighting to get the 100% perfect score on the solo challenge. So there was no doubt it’s time to swap out the reviews for the newest release. It’s definitly one for trivia heads, and worth a look. Plus I have a look at the news, Sony’s Q1 2008/2009 financial figures, and chat about your comments from last week’s ‘Future of the PSP’ show.

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Not a news and review show this week, but my thoughts on how Sony and the PSP are faring in 2008. From a strong start to the year with Wipeout Pulse, Patapon and God of War, they’ve kinda let the side down. There’s some good vibes coming from Sony on the second half of the year (there would be, naturally), but I remain to be convinced.

My thinking detailed in more depth in the show, is we need more regularity to the market, over a four week cycle, that goes something like this…

• Week 1: Release a big, flagship game.
• Week 2: Release something cute, around $5, on the Playstation online store
• Week 3: Release a second tier game, that’s quirky and fun, perhaps experimental.
• Week 4: Add a new service to the PSP, either via a firmware update, or a utility app via the store.

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

PS: Switched comments back on…

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If all is well, you’ll be able to see this text – our server problems her at The Podcat Network continue, but it appears that while our website is having problems, The PSP Show is still making it down the podcast feed. Which means it’s finally time to turn my eye onto Sony’s Swords and Sandals epic, God of War: Chains of Olympus.

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, God of War, Chains of Olympus, Sony.

– Ewan

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Back after a bundle of database problems meant all of TPN had a halt on posting new shows, but that’s just given me more time to crack on with some reviews – up first is Electronic Arts Need for Speed Pro Street. It’s an arcade racer, and while I prefer my driving a touch more realistic, it’s got a lot of appeal, and a killer soundtrack. Find out more in the show!

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Need for Speed, Sony, EA.

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Back from a stupidly long trip around the US and Europe, but comfy in the stash of games and news to go through. No immediate news today, blame jetlag, but I did want to touch on the bittorrent numbers PSP Fanboy linked to last week. After that, it’s on to another ‘crazy’ japanese arcade simulation – this time I get to be an Air Traffic Controller!

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Air Traffic Control, Sony.

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It’s been well advertised, it’s obviously something Sony strongly believe in, but is Patapon a good game? And if so, just how good is it and how should it fit into the marketing strategy and message of the Playstation Portable? Let’s find out what I think, in this week’s PSP Show (coming live-ish from Barcelona).

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Patapon, Sony.

So I’m getting read to head out to a number of conferences – I’ll be on the road for the next four weeks, starting off in Barcelona by being on the keynote panel for the European Broadcasting Union’s Multimedia Meets Radio conference. And that means a fully loaded PSP, with a bundle of games to get me through the flights, delays, queues and aggravation. So what are my top 5 PSP games while travelpsping? And has it changed since the same show last year? Let’s find out

(And as a challenge, try and guess the top five before you listen…)

You’ll be able to follow my adventures at www.ewanspence.com/video and the more official reporting over on The Tech Conference Show. Don;t worry though, with some big PSP games on the way, and the occasional surprise, you’ll still get your weekly hit of PSP podcasting fun.

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Tags: PSP, podcast, Travel, Top 5.

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It’s fast and it’s furious, and sequels are always bigger and better, aren’t they? Sony’s Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice promises a Hollywood A-List plot of explosions and intrigue, but can it deliver in a 21st century gaming environment?

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Pursuit Force, Sony.

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Carrying on with the classic titles from last year (and beyond, by the looks of it) is another ‘Arcade Collection,’ this time focussed on a specific genre (the horizontal shooter) and a specific brand – Gradius. How does this make the transition from arcade cabinet to portable powerhouse? I’ll give you a hint, slightly better than Atari Classics… but only slightly.

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes), and feel free to leave your comments.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Retro, Gradius, Konami.

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More news and reviews around the SonyPSP world, as SCEE continues to push Patapon ahead of a late Feb release in Europe and the US, the new MTV UMD video (why use a physical medium when the Playstation Store is there) and a look at a bundle of over 50 games from the golden age of the arcade in Atari Classics Evolved.

Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes) to find out all my thoughts.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Retro, cube, Atari.

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The regular slice of news for the week (and Patapon at $20 is a damn good idea, Sony). THe review is another title missed from last year, the interesting puzzle game, Cube. Definitely not mass-appeal, but as an arcade puzzler, it does reasonably well. Listen to the show (or subscribe in iTunes) to find out all my thoughts.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Puzzle, cube, D3 Publisher.

Update: Direct download URL now points to the correct show.

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Released in Europe just in time for Christmas, and in the States back in September (so consider last week’s Wipeout Pulse dates our revenge…) is Gabe Logan’s second mission on the PSP, the incredibly tightly plotted Syphon Filter Dark Mirror. It’s the sort of game that can cure jet-lag (honestly)!. And a round of up other news… or at least what there is of it.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Syphon Filter, Logan’s Shadow, Sony.

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And into the new year, with some lovely news from the Las Vegas CES Show (if you have a PSP Slim). I talk about GPS and Skype on the PSP and why the break from compatibility for Skype (Slim and Lite only) is something expected. And of course, the big game of the year is already flooding Europe. Is Wipeout Pulse really that good?

Tags: PSP, podcast, Wipeout, Pulse, Sony.

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To follow up from my thoughts on 2007, it’s time to stick my neck out (just a little bit) as I discuss with you all what could happen over the next twelve months; the Sony Playstation Store, God of War, the PSP hardware, homebrew titles, official firmwares and breakout games are all discussed. Now, it’s over to you. What did I miss or get wrong?

Tags: PSP, podcast, Playstation Store, Crazy Taxi, Logan’s Shadow.

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As the end of the year approaches, it’s time for me to look back at some of my highlights of the PSP year for 2007. Will they match up with yours, and will you even agree with me? I’m looking forward to the comments. Next show will be the highlights of 2008, and I’m sure that will be just as argumentative as well. Maybe you’ll want to pitch in with your thoughts here before the show.

And the winner of The Sims 2: Castaway competition is announced as well.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Playstation Store, Crazy Taxi, Logan’s Shadow.

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Christmas is coming, and while I’ve been bouncing around Europe, the PSP scene continues. Time to play catchup in tonights show, with the latest news, firware 3.80 additions, and a review of the Lost/Gilligan’s Island-esque “Sims 2 Castaway” from EA. And for your chance to win a copy, listen to the question at the end of the show, and send your answers to ewanspence@gmail.com. Winners to be announced on the Christmas Eve show.

Tags: PSP, podcast, The Sims, Castaway, Electronic Arts.

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Okay, so Syphon Filter: Logan’s Shadow is going to have to wait till the next show. Over the weekend I’ve been taking a long look at both the online Playstation Store (available in a UK and US web browser that looks at http://store.playstation.com/) and the new to PSP title; namely the rhythm based Beats game. Got to say I’m not only impressed, but the vision that Sony are showing here could stand them in good stead during 2008.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Sony, Store, Beats, iTunes.

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Happy thanksgiving to you all; and in this day of looking back at great moments of history, it seems appropriate to look at Tomb Raider Anniversary, a reworking of the original Lara Croft title with the lastest graphcis engine. There’s also news on the Sony PSP store in Europe and on your PC, a homebrew font in the Sony style, and PSP Fanboy’s Black Friday PSP offer-watch.

Tags: PSP, podcast, lara Croft, Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider Anniversary, Eidos.

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Back in Edinburgh, and I get to stay in the same country for a while now – no more traveling till December! But I do talk about traveling with the PSP Slim and Lite, as well as touch on the Red PSP, the fun with Manhunt 2, a heads up on an RSS Manager, and a review of Sega’s re-imagining of the Alien Syndrome franchise.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Monster Hunter Freedom 2, Alien Syndrome, Sega.

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Travelling again, but before I hit the departure gate, a quick spin around Sega Rally on the PSP, and a look in the UMD Carry Case to see which five games I’ve chosen to keep me occupied on the flight to America.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Sega Rally, Sega.

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Back in Scotland, and in the studio, and time to report back on the fun and games of the return flight with the PSP Slim and Lite – or not as the case may be. Listen to find out why. Listen in also to why this non RPG’er is completely satisfied with Capcom’s Monster Hunter Freedom 2!

Tags: PSP, podcast, Monster Hunter Freedom 2, Capcom.

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On the road here, in the USA, and after all your advice (thanks) I’ve picked up a PSP Slim and Lite for the trip home (on Monday). BUt what are my initial thoughts on the unit, Sony’s strategy, and how this works for new or existing PSP users? Let’s find out, in a show that’s dedicated to the PSP S&L.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Slim and Lite, review.

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Almost a case of the good, the bad and the ugly today; the update to the firmware from 3.6, to 3.7 and shortly to 3.71 leads me to think we’ve never had it so good. Although the disappointment in The Transformers Movie tie-in is going to balance that out very quickly. Such a shame.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Transformers, Activision.

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Onwards and upwards, with this show being one of two or three that’s going to straddle the initial release window of the Sony PSP Slim and Lite, so while I’ll talk about it briefly here (and my plans on when to get it) the big S&L show wlll probably be after next weekend. Up in this show is the gorgeous looking WWII First Person Shooter Call of Duty 3, but there’s a bit of a problem with it…

Tags: PSP, podcast, Call of Duty, Roads to Victory, Activision.

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Over the summer, the big changes to Sony were announced at the Game Developer Conference from Leipzig, with news on the Go! range, the latest game titles and of course the news on the Sony PSP Slim and Lite. In terms of reviews, as promised it’s Eidos’ Diner Dash; originally a flash based game, does this little puzzle/action game give you enough bite to see you through the gaming day?

Tags: PSP, podcast, Diner Dash, Eidos.

As always, feel free to leave comments on the individual posts, or you can email me on ewanspence@gmail.com.

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Wimbledon fortnight here in the UK (and that means a lot of rain!), so I’m hiding indoors with Sega’s Virtua Tennis 3 and joining in. Along with the latest news in the PSP world, you’ve also got one week left to enter our Heatseeker competition, email your answers, with your name and address, to

ewanspence@gmail.com

. Good luck!

Tags: PSP, podcast, Virtua Tennis 3, Sega.

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A slam bang show this week, with news on Sony’s insurance scheme for your PSP, the censorship and withdrawal of Manhunt 2 and its effect on the industry, and a review of Codemasters arcade flight sim, Heatseeker. We may already have talked to the team behind the game, but here’s my review of the commercial version.

And if you are entering our Heatseeker competiton, then email your answers, with your name and address, to

ewanspence@gmail.com

. Good luck!

Tags: PSP, podcast, Heatseeker, Codemasters, Manhunt 2.

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While the PSP might have one of the best screens of a mobile device, will popping the new ‘Go-Cam’ usb camera to the top allow it to take great pictures as well? Let’s find out, as well as discussing the ideas that will influence any un-announced redesign on the PSP.

Tags: PSP, podcast, GoCam, PSP 2, Sony Blog.

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SOme news some travel tips, and a look at Sega’s Crush in this show – and Ihave to say Crush is utterly, utterly, mindbendingly fun! Definitly worth a look. Now I’ve a plane to catch, so I’ll hear from you all shortly in the comments, right?

Tags: PSP, podcast, Crush, Sega, travel.

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So what do we have in this show? An imaginitive branding of Soduko, in Eidos’ Zenboku – the battle action puzzler. I also look over your ideas for what game you’d like, I suggest some peripherals that might be cool, and a quick blast of news.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Zenodku, Sudoku, Eidos.

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Right then, another ‘breaking format’ show (afetr all, why bother having a format if not to break it). There’s a special class of game I wanted to look at, the multiplyaer game you could play ad-hoc, with only one UMD (ie utilising game share to send a client version). Which games are in my best of breed here, and which disappoint me by sending a demo and not a multiplayer client? Time to find out….

Tags: PSP, podcast, wifi, Ad-hoc, Multiplayer.

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Today’s show, as always, takes a look back at recent events, including the demos of Full Auto 2 and MGS Portable Ops; I talk about your suggestions on what Sony should do next, and I review the re-vitalised Arcade franchise that is Afterburner Black Flacon.

Oh and this show’s question? Given a seriously big budget, what game (or genre of game) would you code for the PSP?

Tags: PSP, podcast, Afterburner, Sega.

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And moving on rapidly from the Heatseeker interview it’s back with a regular show. The PSP isn’t all shooting arcade action, as the review today illustrates. The Harvest Moon franchise comes to the Playstation Portable with An Innocent Life. Farming, role playing, questing, and learning to cook all in one package? Yep!

I’m also asking “What Would You Do If You Were Sony?” More in the podcast on that as well, but I’m looking forward to your comments on this one!

Tags: PSP, podcast, Harvest Moon, Innocent Life.

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A sunny May Day Bank Holiday morning, and there’s only a few clouds in the sky above Scotland’s capital city. So it’s time to wonder jsut what is up there in the blue sky… it’s Codemaster’s latest arcade action title, ‘Heatseeker!’ It’s due for a European release at the end of the month, but I caught up with the development team at IRG in Australlia to find out more about this cinematically styled title.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Codemasters, Heatseeker, Interview.

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With the World Snooker Championships under way at the Crucible in Sheffield this week, it’s the perfect time to look at Sega’s updated World Snooker Challenge for the Playstation Portable. Just remember, you’ve got to pot as many balls as you can!

And don’t forget the demos of Lumines 2, Doko Demo Disho and NBA 07 (yes I know it’s a few weeks old, but I think I missed it!).

Tags: PSP, podcast, Sega, Snooker.

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Told you I”d have another show out quickly. Partly because, well, you all deserve it, and partly because there’s a bit of a backlog of games and features for the show in May, so some of them are being brought forward and that means squeezing everything a bit closer. Lucky you!

Ever wanted your PSP to download all your favourite podcasts in the middle of the night without you having to lift a finge? It’s a built in feature of the newer firmwares, and I take you through the process of setting up Automatic Podcast Downloading in today’s show – follow it and you’ll never need miss another PSP Show! There’s also a review of the latest movie conversion – Warner Bros and Eidos’ 300 March To Glory.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Eidos, 300, Eidos, March to Glory.

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RIght then, delay over, lets get motoroing again, with the long awaited loko at TOCA Race Driver 3 Challenge from Codemasters. How much of an improvemetn in both game physics, and level structure is this title when compared to TOCA 2 – find out in the show. And a look ahead both to Sony’s key titles in Q2 2007, and what title The PSP Show has lined up for May…

Tags: PSP, podcast, Codemasters, TOCA.

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Back from the USA, and in my favourite chair, with the microphone I love, and a PSP chock full of the latest UMD releases. Lots to get through in April, so let’s begin with the promsied review of Rockstar Game’s “The Warriors,” probably the longest gap between movie release (79) and game release (07) on the PSP.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Rockstar, The Warriors.

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Featuring thoughts on the PSP as I travel, the Nintendo DS Guitar Tab, PSP2 Form factors, and a review of Lego Star Wars 2 The Original Trilogy.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Lego Star Wars, PSP 2.

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Bags packed, tickets ready, I’m off to America. But one of the big decisions was what to put into the UMD case as I left the office. Three and a half weeks, and only five UMD games (to join the Father Ted UMD Video) are coming with me. I thought I’d share those five with you, and watch you all disagree in the comments and tell me what I should have taken!

Tags: PSP, podcast, travle, Top 5.

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Quite a few people here at The Podcast Network have got PSP’s, so I’ve invited two of them to the show to talk about their PSP’s Brian Ibbott (Today in Music History) reviews his new Silver PSP, while Mark Hunter (The Mellow Monday Show) introduces his newst podcast, The Playstation 3 Show, and mentions the PSP-PS3 connectivity.

Tags: PSP, podcast, Silver PSP, PS3.

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It’s much more arcade-like, much more fun, and much more enjoyable than I could have imagined. I’m talking about today’s review. Eidos’ Chilli Con Carnage is a lovely slice of Mexican shoot em up hokum – and it’s all the better for it. There’s news on the sales of Monster Hunter Portable 2 in Japan, and my tips on making a handy travel stand for your Sony PSP.

…and I apologise in advance for a really really bad pun…

Tags: PSP, podcast, Chilli Con Carnage, Monster Hunter Portable.

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The puzzle genre loved Lumines. Lumines 2 left us a bit “okay so there’s more… of the same” but what to make of

PSP Video 9 Settings:
AVC>CBR at 256kbps
Resolution 320×240 (or 416×176 if in 2.35:1 film ratio)
Framerate 29.97 fps
One pass
Audio bitrate stereo 96kbp (or 128kbp for music videos)
48khz sample rate, and 300% volume

Tags: PSP, podcast, Every Extend Extra, PSP Video 9, Syphon Filter, demo.

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Let’s slip another ‘react to the world’ show in – expect the Every Extend Extra show later next week, because it’s stop the presses time with the release of the playable TOCA Race Driver 3 demo from Codemasters. The PSP Demo scene has been growing steadily since the first testing of the water with Loco Roco.

So in this look at the demo scene, I’ve chose my “Top 5 Demos,” and feel free to leave your top five in the comments!

Tags: PSP, podcast, demo, download, free.