PSP HACK and the PS Vita a.k.a NGP/PSP2 (coming soon)
Firmware 6.37 and 6.38 do not have a full hack yet. So do not update past 6.35!
PSP HACK GUIDE STEP 1, for PSP 2000, 3000 and PSP GO only:
skip this step if you have 6.35 firmware on your psp.
If your psp has a firmware under firmware 6.35, Upgrade your PSP to the official firmware 6.35.
For PSP 2000 or 3000 owners, You can do this by downloading the firmware 635.zip, placing it in your PSP/UPDATE folder, and running it from your PSP menu.
For PSP Go owners, You can do this by downloading the firmware 635Go.zip, placing it in your PSP/UPDATE folder, and running it from your PSP menu.
PSP HACK GUIDE STEP 2:
PSP 2000, PSP 3000 and PSP GO hack files here:
Make sure you have a PSP on OFW 6.35 to install these Homebrew files.
DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL this file 635PROB3.zip
Directions for install.
- Unzip 635PROB3.zip in PSP/GAME/ folder on your memory stick
- Run the CFW Pro Updater from the XMB on PSP by going to Game then scroll down to it and click to install.
- Then go to the “system information” and make sure your firmware is now marked as “PRO”
- If it installed correctly you can now delete that file and replace it with this one 635FastRecoveryB3.zip
- That’s it. Next time you want to run the CFW, you’ll prefer to run the “fast recovery” instead of the Updater.
Now your ready to install homebrew and free games using ISO, CSO or EBOOT files.
PS1 TEST GAME HERE DOWNLOAD: Tomb Raider Extract and place this game into the PSP/GAME folder.
PSP HACK GUIDE FOR PSP 1000, you need to follow these steps.
1. If your psp has a firmware under firmware 6.20, Upgrade your PSP to the official firmware 6.20. You can do this by downloading the firmware 620.zip, placing it in your PSP/UPDATE folder, and running it from your PSP menu.
2. Else if your psp is on firmware 6.30,6.31, or 6.35, the above will not work, you will need to Downgrade your PSP using Davee’s downgrader: Download Davee’s downgrader 635Downgrader.zip, extract the archive on your memory stick, run the Downgrader from your memory stick, and follow the instructions
3. At this point your PSP should be running firmware 6.20. If this is not the case, follow steps 1 or 2 above
4. Download, extract, and run TN Hen for 6.20 TNHen_C.zip. This will run as a game, show a black screen, and take you back to the XMB. You can check if it worked by pressing select and see if a weird menu shows up (it’s called the “vsh menu”)
5. Download and extract Hellcat’s recovery Flasher from HellcatRF165.zip.
6. Run Hellcat’s recovery flasher from the XMB, agree to the warning message, then make sure that the “Target FW” says 5.00, and click “Install CFW (of version selected above).
7. Follow the instructions, The tool will install the CFW for you
8. Done. Fast and Easy, right?
9. From there, you might want to install a different custom firmware such as Gen 5.50 (M33 or Gen, which one is better for you?) or install additional utilities such as the Prometheus Modules to play backups of recent games.
SONY PS Vita a.k.a NGP PSP2 Details HACKS COMING SOON!
When the PS Vita comes out and the hacks are available we will post them here!
Introducing PlayStation's revolutionary next generation handheld
PlayStation's latest handheld gaming device, codenamed NGP (Next Generation Portable) is projected to deliver holiday cheer into the hands of gamers this holiday season 2011. This revolutionary next generation handheld will revolve around five key concepts:
Delivers all new ways to play through always on 3G connectivity, front and rear multi-touchpads, and dual analog sticks.
Social Connectivity.
Location-Based Gaming.
Converging real and interactive entertainment through augmented reality.
The most immersive handheld gaming experiences ever designed.
There is also great news if you already own PlayStation content as the new handheld will be backwards compatible with downloadable PSP games and with the PlayStation Store.
The early NGP specifications include:
Quad Core ARM Cortex A9 Processor
Stunning graphical fidelity on the 5-inch, multi-touch OLED screen at 960x544 resolution
Dual Analog Sticks
3G, WiFi and GPS
SIXAXIS motion sensors
3-axis electronic compass
Multi-touch rear pad
Dual facing Camera (front and rear)
NGP Games
Sony has announced a number of games including Uncharted, Call of Duty, Killzone, LittleBigPlanet, Resistance, Hot Shots Golf, Little Deviants, Wipeout, and more.
Revolutionary gaming experiences with dual analog sticks, front and rear cameras, front multi-touch display, multi-touch rear pad, GPS, SIXAXIS® motion sensors, and three-axis electronic compass.
Stunning multi-touch 5-inch Organic Light Emitting Display (OLED).
The richest, deepest and most engaging handheld gaming lineup - including Nathan Drake's epic adventure in Uncharted Portable (working title).
Always On connectivity via Wi-Fi and 3G*
Location based gaming allowing players to find and meet friends virtually for brand new experiences.
CPU
ARM® Cortex™-A9 core (4 core)
GPU
SGX543MP4+
External
Dimensions
Approx. 182.0 x 18.6 x 83.5mm (width x height x depth)
(tentative, excludes largest projection)
Screen
(Touch Screen)
5 inches (16:9), 960 x 544, Approx. 16 million colors, OLED
Multi touch screen (capacitive type)
Rear Touch Pad
Multi touch pad (capacitive type)
Cameras
Front camera, Rear camera
Sound
Built-in stereo speakers
Built-in microphone
Sensors
Six-axis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope,
three-axis accelerometer), Three-axis electronic compass
Location
Built-in GPS
Wi-Fi location service support
Keys / Switches
PS button
Power button
Directional buttons (Up/Down/Right/Left)
Action buttons (Triangle, Circle, Cross, Square)
Shoulder buttons (Right/Left)
Right stick, Left stick
START button, SELECT button
Volume buttons (+/-)
Wireless Communications
Mobile network connectivity (3G)
IEEE 802.11b/g/n (n = 1x1)(Wi-Fi)(Infrastructure mode/Ad-hoc mode)
Bluetooth® 2.1+EDR (A2DP/AVRCP/HSP)
Wiki NGP
The device codenamed Next Generation Portable (NGP),[4][5] commonly referred to as the PlayStation Portable 2 (PSP2), is an upcoming handheld game console developed by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is the successor to the PlayStation Portable as part of the PlayStation family of gaming devices. The device is due for initial release during the fourth quarter of 2011.
The device includes dual analog sticks, a 5 inch OLED capacitive touchscreen, 3G, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi support. Internally, the device features a 4 core ARM Cortex-A9 core processor and a 4 core SGX543MP4+ graphics processing unit as well as LiveArea as its main user interface, which succeeds the XrossMediaBar for the PlayStation Portable.[4][2]
Contents
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1 Hardware
2 NVG card
3 Software
4 History
4.1 Before announcement
4.2 Post-announcement
5 See also
6 References
7 External links
[edit] Hardware
The device features a "super oval"-shape similar to the design of the original PlayStation Portable, with a 5 inch OLED capacitive touchscreen in the center of the device.[6] The device features two analog sticks (unlike the PSP which features only a single analog "nub"), a D-pad, a set of standard PlayStation face buttons (Triangle, Circle, Cross and Square), two shoulder buttons (L and R), a PlayStation button as well as Start and Select buttons. Internally, the device features a quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 core processor (3 of the 4 cores will be usable for applications) [7] and a SGX543MP4+ graphics processing unit. The device also features a rear touchpad, a front camera, a rear camera, stereo speakers, microphone, Sixaxis motion sensing system (three-axis gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer), three-axis electronic compass, built-in GPS as well as Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth 2.1+EDR connectivity.[4][2][3][6][8] The two cameras features the abilities of face detection, head detection, and head tracking. It also allows for customization and personalization.[9][10]
The Next Generation Portable will be released as two different versions: one with 3G support, and a cheaper version without 3G support.[11] The more expensive 3G-version will also come pre-loaded with some special applications that take advantage of 3G's "always-on" capabilities, such as augmented reality software.[12]
[edit] NVG card
Software for the NGP will be distributed on NVG Cards, a new proprietary flash card format, rather than on Universal Media Discs (UMDs) used by the original PlayStation Portable.[4][13] NVG game cards will be available in 2 GB and 4 GB sizes. 5 — 10% of the writeable space will be reserved for save data, patches, etc.[14] Higher-capacity game cards are planned to be made available for future releases.[15]
[edit] Software
Further information: List of Next Generation Portable games
LiveArea, the user interface for the Next Generation Portable
Unlike the PSX DVR, PSP and PlayStation 3, the NGP does not use the XrossMediaBar interface. Instead it uses a touchscreen-based UI dubbed LiveArea, which includes various social networking features via the PlayStation Network.[4]
Several games have been announced for the device, including Uncharted Portable, Hustle Kings, Everybody's Golf Next (Hot Shots Golf Next in North America) as well as new iterations of Killzone, Wipeout, Resistance, LittleBigPlanet and Call of Duty.[16] In addition, several third-party studios showcased technology demos of the device by exporting existing assets from their PlayStation 3 counterpart and then rendering them on the device. Some of the games that were demonstrated include Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Yakuza Of the End, and Lost Planet 2. Monster Hunter Portable 3rd was also demonstrated to be running on the device to showcase the device's backwards compatibility with downloadable PlayStation Portable titles, which was also shown to be compatible with the NGP's additional analogue stick.[17] Unlike the first PSP, the NGP will come with Trophy support for games.[18][19]
The device will also support backwards compatible PlayStation Portable downloadable titles, PlayStation minis, PSOne Classics, videos, and comics from the PlayStation Store.[19]
[edit] History
[edit] Before announcement
Rumors of a true successor to the PlayStation Portable came as early as July 7, 2009 when Eurogamer reported that Sony was working on such a device, which would utilize the PowerVR SGX543MP processor and perform at a level similar to the original Xbox.[20]
In addition on July 7, 2010, a report by the Wall Street Journal revealed that a new portable device is currently in development by Sony and that it "shares characteristics of game machines, e-book readers and netbook computers". It is unclear whether it is to be part of the PlayStation brand or connected with Sony Computer Entertainment.[21]
Prior to its announcement by Sony Computer Entertainment, several sites such as Kotaku,[22] VG247,[23] MCV[24] and IGN,[25] as well as the senior vice president of major video game publisher Electronic Arts[26] and Nikkei[6] had confirmed that the handheld existed. Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, had admitted in an interview that they are indeed developing new hardware in the PlayStation family of gaming devices.[27] Development kits for the handheld had reportedly already been shipped to numerous video game developers including both first-party and third-party developers.[28]
On November 17, 2010, VG247 released pictures of an early prototype version of the PSP successor showing a PSP Go-like design along with two analog sticks, two cameras and a microphone. The source of the pictures says that the pictures are of an older prototype version that had overheating issues, and that the design had since been changed to that more similar of the original PlayStation Portable device.[23] Kotaku and IGN corroborated the story, also claiming that the pictures were legitimate.[25][29]
The device was supposedly unveiled internally during a private meeting during mid-September held at Sony Computer Entertainment's headquarters in Aoyama, Tokyo.[22] Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, revealed in an interview with UK video game magazine, Develop that when Ken Kutaragi left Sony Computer Entertainment, the new CEO, Kazuo Hirai, told him to engage SCE Worldwide Studios in the development of the next PlayStation. Yoshida also said that developers were present at the meetings from the very beginning when SCE was developing new hardware, and that SCE had to constantly keep talking with Worldwide Studios developer when developing the new hardware.[27]. Further confirmation came on September 16, 2010, during an interview at PAX 2010, Mortal Kombat Executive Producer Shaun Himmerick revealed a successor to the PSP, referring to it as the "PSP2" and stating "…we have a PSP2 in the house and we’re looking at the engine, like what can it support. Always a big thing for us is the performance. We’re running at 60 fps, what can we do and do we have to build all the art assets over. We’re definitely looking at them. PSP2 looks like it’s a pretty powerful machine."[30][31] When asked about the PlayStation Portable successor during the Tokyo Game Show 2010, Shuhei Yoshida, said that he could not answer the question though he noted that "Personally, I cannot see Sony not making another portable gaming device."[32] On November 2, 2010 senior vice president of Electronic Arts, Patrick Soderlund, confirmed that he has seen the PlayStation Portable successor when asked about it in an interview though he could not divulge more details.[26][33][34] On December 22, 2010 Sony Computer Entertainment CEO, Kazuo Hirai, answered questions about a potential successor to the PlayStation Portable in an interview with The New York Times, saying that they would impress gamers in the handheld market by using a combination of touch screens and buttons rather than touch screen-only games on competing platforms such as the iPhone and iPod Touch.[35]
[edit] Post-announcement
The device was announced on January 27, 2011 at the "PlayStation Meeting" in Japan by Sony Computer Entertainment president Kazuo Hirai.[5] The last time the name "PlayStation Meeting" was used was in 2005 where Sony outlined the launch plans for the PlayStation 3.[36] In addition, MCV claims that Sony has told publishers that the device will be "as powerful as the PlayStation 3". Sony later backtracked on this statement however, with the SCEA platform research manager stating "Well, it's not going to run at 2GHz because the battery would last five minutes and it would probably set fire to your pants".[37] Sony also claims that the device would be using a mix of retail and digital distribution of games. It continued saying that Sony would gradually reveal more details during Game Developers Conference 2011 and Electronic Entertainment Expo 2011.[24]
On February 18, 2011, NG-Gamer reported that the Next Generation Portable will be released during Q4 2011, in Japan and North America. Sony is pushing hard to ensure a Q4 release for North America, while the European release date will be bumped into 2012; Sony hopes to have produced enough units to release the handheld in February or March 2012.[12]
At the Game Developers Conference 2011, Sony revealed some details about the NVG cards during their Next Generation Portable panel. Another storage option, "Removable Memory", was also revealed to be available for the NGP. Sony also said it's implementing a "single submission for both formats" to streamline the process of getting games approved for both card-based and downloadable releases.[14] Additionally, it was announced that only 3 of the 4 symmetrical CPU cores will be available to applications[7] and that the two cameras feature face detection, head detection, and head tracking capabilities.[9]
Sony's Japanese arm has told The Wall Street Journal that earlier reports — including those by SCEA president Jack Tretton — suggesting that Japan's recent earthquake would delay the release of the NGP in some territories were outright "wrong". Sony representative Satoshi Fukuoka said he expects "no impact from the quake on our launch plan".[38][39]
PS VITA HACK
The Sony PS Vita will come out soon and everyone will look for Sony PS Vita Firmware Hacks. When will the Sony PS Vita firmware hack come out? I think it will take 4 months too 1 year to get Sony PS Vita firmware hacks that work. To make a Sony Ps Vita firmware Hack it will take time and patience. Programmers who want to make a Sony PS Vita firware hack will not do it overnight. So be patient for the Sony PS Vita firware hack that will give you Custom Firmware to install for free.
PS1/PSX GAMES FOR PSP HACK
Extract and place into PSP/GAME folder.
- Bust A Groove
- Chrono Trigger
- Chrono Chross Disc 1
- Chrono Chross Disc 2
- Castlevania Symphony of the Night
- Capcom vs SNK Pro
- Clock Tower
- Clock Tower 2
- Digimon I
- Digimon 2
- Final Fantasy IV
- Final Fantasy V
- Final Fantasy VI
- Final Fantasy VII
- Harvert Moon
- Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver
- Legend of Legaia
- Legend of Mana
- Metal Slug X
- Mega Man X6
- Marvel vs Street Fighter
- Marvel vs Capcom
- Monster Rancher
- Rampage World Tour
- Resident Evil
- Resident Evil 2 Leon Disc
- Resident Evil 2 Claire Disc
- Suikoden I
- Suikoden II
- Tomb Raider
- Wild Arms
PSP HACK TOOLS FOR ISO AND EBOOT
Convert your ISO to CSO and save room on your memory cards!
Download and install this: PSP ISO Compressor 1.4.exe (small file)
PS1 Game Converter for PSP eboot maker:
Download and install this ImpalerPSX.rar (small file)
Disclaimer: Download only the games you own as a backup.
How to Download PSP ISO Games:
Step 1:
Install this Utorrent file Click Here
Step 2:
Search for PSP ISO or the name of the game you want.
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PS VITA Featured Games and Media List
Asphalt Injection - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game
Untitled Assassin's Creed game - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game
Untitled Badman game - Nippon Ichi Software - Ps Vita Game
Untitled Bioshock game - Irrational Games - Ps Vita Game
BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend - Arc System Works - Ps Vita Game
Broken - TBA - Ps Vita Game
Call of Duty - Activision - Ps Vita Game
DJMax Technika Vita - Pentavision, Sony Computer Entertainment Korea - Ps Vita Game
Disgaea 3 Return - Nippon Ichi Software - Ps Vita Game
Dragon's Crown - Vanillaware - Ps Vita Game
Dream Club Zero Portable - Tamsoft - Ps Vita Game
Dungeon Defenders - Trendy Entertainment - Ps Vita Game
Dungeon Hunter Alliance - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game
Dust 514 - CCP Games - Ps Vita Game
Dynasty Warriors Next - Tecmo Koei, Omega Force - Ps Vita Game
Escape Plan - Fun Bits - Ps Vita Game
FIFA 12 - EA Sports - Ps Vita Game
Final Fantasy X - Square Enix - Ps Vita Game
F1 2011 - Codemasters - Ps Vita Game
Gravity Rush - SCE Japan Studio - Ps Vita Game
Great Little War Game - Rubicon Development - Ps Vita Game
Untitled Hideo Kojima game - Kojima Productions - Ps Vita Game
Hot Shots Golf Next - Clap Hanz SCE Japan Studio - Ps Vita Game
Hustle Kings - VooFoo Studios - Ps Vita Game
Katamari Damacy Vita - Namco Bandai Games - Ps Vita Game
Killzone - Cambridge Studio - Ps Vita Game
Kyoukugen Dasshutsu ADV: Zennin Shiboudesu - Chunsoft - Ps Vita Game
Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 - Traveller's Tales - Ps Vita Game
LittleBigPlanet - Double Eleven Limited, Tarsier Studios - Ps Vita Game
Little Busters! Converted Edition - Key, Prototype - Ps Vita Game
Little Deviants - Bigbig Studios - Ps Vita Game
Little King's Story 2 - Marvelous Entertainment - Ps Vita Game
Lord of Apocalypse - Square Enix - Ps Vita Game
Lumines: Electric Symphony - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game System
Malicious - Alvion - Ps Vita Game System
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection - Kojima Productions - Ps Vita Game System
Michael Jackson: The Experience - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game System
Moemoe Daisensou * Gendaiban++ - SystemSoft Alpha - Ps Vita Game System
ModNation Racers - SCE San Diego Studio - Ps Vita Game System
Mortal Kombat Vita - NetherRealm Studios - Ps Vita Game System
Mr Ink Jet - AQ Interactive - Ps Vita Game System
Untitled Nihon Falcom game - Nihon Falcom - Ps Vita Game System
Ninja Gaiden Sigma - Team Ninja - Ps Vita Game System
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee HD - Just Add Water - Ps Vita Game System
Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD - Just Add Water - Ps Vita Game System
Persona 4: The Golden - Atlus - Ps Vita Game System
Shin Megami Tensei (working title) - Atlus - Ps Vita Game System
Ragnarok Odyssey - Gamearts - Ps Vita Game System
Rayman Origins - Ubisoft - Ps Vita Game System
Reality Fighters - Novarama - Ps Vita Game System
Resistance: Burning Skies - Nihilistic Software - Ps Vita Game System
Untitled Ridge Racer game - Namco Bandai Games, Cellius - Ps Vita Game System
Rugby Challenge - Sidhe - Ps Vita Game System
Ruin - SCE San Diego Studio, Idol Minds - Ps Vita Game System
Shin Kamaitachi no Yoru: 11ninme no Suspect - Chunsoft - Ps Vita Game System
Shinobido 2: Tales of the Ninja - Acquire - Ps Vita Game System
Silent Hill: Book of Memories - WayForward Technologies - Ps Vita Game System
Smart As - xDev - Ps Vita Game System
Sound Shapes - Queasy Games - Ps Vita Game System
Stardrone - Beatshapers - Ps Vita Game System
Street Fighter X Tekken - Capcom - Ps Vita Game System
Sumioni - Accquire - Ps Vita Game System
Super Monkey Ball - Sega - Ps Vita Game System
Super Stardust Delta - Housemarque - Ps Vita Game System
Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack - Drinkbox Studios - Ps Vita hack Game System
Tales of Innocence R - Namco Bandai Games - Ps Vita Game hack System
Top Darts (working title) - Devil's Detail - Ps Vita Game hack System
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 - Capcom - Ps Vita Game hack System
Uncharted: Golden Abyss - SCE Bend Studio, Naughty Dog - Ps Vita hack Game System
Virtua Tennis 4 - Sega - Ps Vita Game System
Wipeout 2048 - SCE Studio Liverpool - Ps Vita hack Game System
WWE '12 - THQ - Ps Vita hack Game System
Ys IV - Falcom - Ps Vita Game System
Zone of the Enders HD Collection - Kojima Productions - Ps Vita Game System
The World is in Play
Take on opponents across the globe while you take a bus across town. Control every movement with the tap of a finger or blow up enemy fighters soaring through your living room. Some of your favorite PS3 brands, and some new titles developed just for PlayStation®Vita let you discover a gaming experience with no limits. The world is in play.
Brand new ways to play
Transform your world. With front and rear cameras, you can turn kitchen counters into a fight ring or office boardrooms into a battlefield. Augmented Reality (AR) technology for PlayStation®Vita brings your physical world into the PlayStation® world.
Interact with the world. Wi-Fi and 3G* capabilities pinpoint the location of nearby opponents, send friends on treasure hunts, and keep the world updated on your rank.
Non-stop action. Literally. Keep the intensity up at home or on the go. With Wi-Fi or 3G connectivity, you can pick up games right where you left off, even from your PS3™ system.
*Connectivity subject to Wi-Fi availability and 3G coverage limitations.
Biggest and best games
PlayStation®Vita transforms the way you experience your favorites titles. Through technologies like the front multitouch screen and the rear multitouch pad, motion-sensors, and augmented reality, PS Vita brings the biggest and best games to life in a whole new way. Coupled with the rich graphics and new social gaming features play your favorite adventures with an all-new spin.
Stunning 5-inch multitouch OLED display with rear touch pad and dual analog sticks
Sleek new form. Modeled after the classic dual-stick control, PlayStation®Vita reinvents gaming experiences with its ultra-slim, pocket-ready form.
Beauty in the details. Experience rich, cinema-like content in this highest definition, compact 5-inch OLED display.
Complete your control. Front multitouch screen and rear touch pad pick up your every motion and put all your fingers to good use.
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Put gaming's latest innovations to the test
It's not often that a mobile gaming device sets the standard for an entire industry. Then again, it's not often that something like the PlayStation®Vita arrives. With a full set of unique new features, that both complement and enhance the gaming experience, you are now free to take the world you play in, anywhere you go.
PS Vita Features etc.
Features like front and back multitouch screens, motion sensors and Six Axis sensors
Chat on the fly
Chat on the fly in the midst of multiplayer action or while watching videos
Multitouch Display
Catch every detail with the PlayStation®Vita system's stunning, multitouch 5-inch OLED display
Augmented Reality
Merge the real world and the game world with front and rear camera enabled augmented reality
Always on
Take on your friends - or the whole world - anywhere, anytime with Wi-Fi or always-on 3G
Dual analog sticks
Feel the full-on intensity of First Person Shooters with Dual Analog Sticks
PS3™ Integration
Enjoy continuous, uninterrupted gameplay between your PS3™ and PlayStation®Vita systems with compatible titles
Biggest and best games
The biggest and best titles for the PS3 have gone mobile, taking nothing away in the process. In fact, we've added a few new tricks; in Uncharted: Golden Abyss, you can adjust your view simply by titling the screen in the direction Drake is looking. Or Little Big Planet where you can plot your moves through the new touch screen technology. Or, select a club in Hot Shots Golf just by tapping your intended target on-screen. All kinds of new features show up in all your favorite games, all fitting nicely in your back pocket.