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Final Fantasy IV PSP Wallpaper
These image is a resize from Final Fantasy IV official wallpaper. Resolution has been changed into 480 x 272 to fit the screen resolution of Playstation Portable.
To set any image as your PSP background follow these steps:
- Place it on your memory stick in the :/PSP/PHOTO directory.
- Go into the photo menu to select it.
- Now press "triangle" and look for "Set as Wallpaper"
- The PSP will ask if you want to set this wallpaper, click "yes"
- Now your wallpaper is all set.
- Go to your theme settings and make sure your wallpaper is set to "use"
If you're looking for some cool wallpaper and backgrounds to put on your PSP device, check out the site below. You'll find thousands of backgrounds that you can download for free after you join as a member. You'll also get unlimited access to download psp movies, music, videos, software and much more.
April 21, 2011
Patapon 3 PSP: more epic with multiplayer support
As with its two highly regarded predecessors, Patapon 3 follows the rhythmic pursuits of a belligerent tribal warband intent on slaying beasts as mythical as themselves, using a variety of primitive weapons. Gameplay is heavily influenced by the rhythm genre, in that actions in the game--such as advancing, retreating, blocking, and attacking--are accomplished by hitting an appropriate combination of buttons in time with the in-game soundtrack.
Patapon 3 will allow players to participate in musical battles, thrashing through opponents with rhythm based attacks. Players can also choose the multiplayer Quest option to discover the game with their friends, or go against rival tribe in a four vs. four battle. The network can handle up to eight players.
The game is designed to allow players to quickly switch between multiplayer and single-player options. You can play in solo mode, then switch to online if you get stuck or need a bit of backup. Playing alone will give you three automated partners, but multiplayer is certainly a better option for formulating strategies.
Don’t let the 2D simplicity art fool you. Patapon 3 has more original graphics and drawing than the majority of 3D strategy games on the PSP market. It uses a perfect clash of black, white, and deep colors to create attractive and captivating gameplay.
Available as both UMD and as a PSN download (wallet friendly price of 19.99), this new chapter in the patapon saga will throw you into massive online battles, cooperative and competitive, crazy single player adventures and some of the most intense rhythm/action warfare your PSP has ever experienced.
You can also customize the appearance of your PSP using this theme and wallpapers.
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April 12, 2011
Downloadable Content of Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy
Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy is a 2011 fighting game published by Square Enix for the PlayStation Portable. The game is a follow-up to Dissidia: Final Fantasy, revealing what occurred before the events of its predecessor, and was released on March 22, 2011 in North America.
Square Enix has been said that several games and demos will contain codes and such, which will allow full experience of the game. These are:
- A free DLC version costume for Warrior of Light minus his helmet is available in the PlayStation Store for download. Will be released for the US PlayStation Network on March 29th.
- Dissidia 012 Prologus Final Fantasy: Aerith as battle character (Assist only).
- Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Legacy Edition (EU) or pre-ordering from Amazon (US) : Bonus outfit for Tifa (Yoshitaka Amano art costume).
- April edition of V Jump (JP) or Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy Legacy Edition (EU): Bonus outfit for Squall (Kingdom Hearts costume).
- Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix (JP) or pre-ordering Dissidia 012 from Gamestop (US): Bonus outfit for Cloud (Kingdom Hearts costume).
- The 3rd Birthday (JP and US) or The 3rd Birthday Twisted Edition (EU): Bonus outfit for Lightning (Aya Brea costume).
- Final Fantasy IV The Complete Collection: Bonus outfit for Cecil (costume based on the super deformed artwork).
- Bonus outfits for both Zidane and Kuja specially designed by Hideo Minaba have been announced. They are scheduled to be released in Japan's PlayStation Store on March 31st for 300 yen each.
- June edition of V Jump (JP): Bonus outfit for Vaan (original design costume).
- Dissidia Duodecim Ultimania -RPG SIDE-: In-game usable music from Final Fantasy XIII.
Square Enix also plans to make more downloadable content for the game in the future, and more battle themes and outfits will be purchasable this way.
Here we provide Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy themes and wallpapers you can download to customize the appearance of your PSP.
Download here
April 9, 2011
How to change background images on game selection
There is a way to change the background image on game selection when you "mouse over" a game. In a previous post about how to extracting image from PSP games, has described the location of the background image file stored on game.iso. The image is named PIC1.PNG with resolution 480 X 272 px, then we can change the background mentioned with images that fit with your taste. As an example I will change the background image Dissidia duodecim 012 Final Fantasy game.
Original picture is like this:
Then we will replace it with this picture:
To note is name and resolution of the image that you use must be the same to original background within the game. So rename pictures you use to PIC1 in PNG format, and set the resolution of 480 x 272 px.
The next step is to insert the picture into a game.iso. To open the ISO files we need the UMDGen. This application can be downloaded here. Run the application on your computer, then open the ISO file using menu open, it will display the contents of the game.iso.
Go to directory PSP_GAME, there appear PIC1.PNG image file.
The method to replace the background image file is to use drag and drop technique. This process can be successful if the image you'll use as a replacement has been given the same name as the original image inside game.iso. And then there is a dialog that asks if you are going to replace the file, choose yes.
After replace process is completed then we save as the game into memory stick. You can see the changes of the game in the PSP, when you "mouse over" a game on XMB menu.
April 8, 2011
The 3rd Birthday Theme and Wallpapers
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| Wallpapers thumbnails preview |
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| Theme preview |
April 7, 2011
How to extracting image from PSP games
Examples that I use for this explanation is The 3rd Birthday game.
April 6, 2011






