PSP Blender - Every PSP Demo Game Free Downloads

1. Connect your PSP via USB to your PC and click USB Connection on the PSP.

2. Click on the Memory Stick Icon from your Desktop.

3. Click folder named: PSP.

4. Click folder named: GAME.

5. CopyPaste/Drag your downloaded folder into the GAME folder.

6. Eject the Memory Stick from your Desktop.

7. Disconnect your PSP.

8. Game on.

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LocoRoco Demo
Put In Folder: UCUS98662

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LocoRoco Halloween Demo
Put In Folder: UCUS98662H

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Sudoku Demo Japanese
Put In Folder: UCJS10036

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Mercury Meltdown Demo Japanese
Put In Folder: UCJS10043

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World Tour Soccer 06 Demo
Put In Folder: UCUS98631

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Ape Escape Racer Demo Japanese
Put In Folder: UCUS98655

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Bounty Hounds Demo Japanese
Put In Folder: ULJS00021

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Ridge Racer 2 Demo
Put In Folder: UCES00422

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MotoGP Demo
Put In Folder: UCES00304

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Ape Academy 2 Banana Mini Game
Put In Folder: UCES0030
Requires: 2.82

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Mercury Meltdown English
Put In Folder: ULED90018

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LocoRoco Christmas Demo
Put In Folder: UCED90007

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KILLZONE Demo
Put in Folder: UCES00279

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Yep! PSP owners have been getting quite the demo treatment lately, and it wasn’t about to stop with TOCA Race Driver 3. Fresh from the pipeline we present to you a Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror demo. Dark Mirror is one of the best FPS the PSP has, and one of my personal favorite games.

We told you that a Syphon Filter demo was on the way. We should see the PSP SOCOM demo soon as well!

You can grab the demo now.

1. Download the demo file. (thanks anyo.org)
2. Extract the contents to your desktop
3. Connect your PSP to your computer using a USB cable.
4. Navigate to the PSP > GAME folder.
5. Copy the UCUS98641 folder into the GAME directory on your PSP.

Enjoy!

While Killzone: Liberation didn’t take PSP Game of the Year honors, it still has a legion of fans that love its action-packed top-down gameplay. If you missed this game last year, now’s your chance to try a sweet downloadable demo.

YourPSP users:
Connect your PSP to your computer and visit Killzone.com. You will be able to download and install the demo automatically.

Everyone else:
1. Download the demo ZIP file.
2. Extract the contents of the ZIP file.
3. Connect your PSP to your computer using a USB cable.
4. Go to the PSP/GAME folder.
5. Copy UCES00279-Demo folder into directory.

Source pspfanboy.com

Sony mentioned a few days ago that they were hard at work to make key 3rd and 1st party demos available for download. Well, today you can download an official Medal of Honor: Heroes demo directly to your system. I’m a demo whore and constantly download these onto my memory stick. I play them all a few times and then just leave them there, my spoils of war.

Follow the directions below to download them directly.

YourPSP users: (European users only)

Connect your PSP to your computer and visit YourPSP.com. You will be able to download and install the demo automatically.

Everyone else:
1. Download the demo ZIP file.
2. Extract the contents of the ZIP file.
3. Connect your PSP to your computer using a USB cable.
4. Go to the PSP/GAME folder.
5. Copy ULED90008 folder into directory.

Watch this video demo for the PSP Skype

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/29451.html

Sony is slowly getting better at releasing demos online for you to try before you buy. Unfortunately though, the downloads are often time-limited or region specific. Follow our guide to download and play demos from all around the world.

On your PC, open your browser and visit PSP Demo Center. You’re presented with logos for each demo as well as the region the demo was released in (if relevant). We chose the LocoRoco Halloween demo.
Right click the game you want to try and click Save Link As… Naturally, save it wherever you can easily find it. We recommend the desktop. Click Save and wait a moment while it downloads.
Go here and click Download Now to download ExtractNow. Minimize your browser so you can see the files you’ve downloaded. Double click on ExtractNow.exe and follow the instructions to install and run it.
Drag the PSP demo you downloaded into the ExtractNow window and click Extract.
Connect your PSP to your PC with a USB cable. Scroll all the way left on your PSP’s home screen and select USB connection. Press ‘X’ and wait a moment while your PC loads drivers. Open My Computer on your PC and double-click Removable Drive.
Drag the Explorer window to the side so you can see the folder you created by extracting the file in Step 04. Drag the folder into the Explorer window. Confirm and wait a moment while it sends. Disconnect your PSP from your computer. Scroll right on the home screen to Game, then down to Memory Stick. Press ‘X’ to run.

These demo’s are official Sony releases of some of the best PSP games available.

PSP Demo Download Instructions (using a PC):

1) DOWLOADING - simply download the PSP Demo you wish to play onto your desktop (you can download it elsewhere but it is easier to find on the desktop).

2) EXTRACTING - right click the zip file and choose ‘Extract All…’ to bring up the Extraction Wizard (built into Windows XP and Vista). Click the ‘Extract’ button and after a few seconds a new window will popup with a single folder in it and should have 4 letters followed by 5 numbers such as ‘UCJS10036′ … some demos have a suffix such as ‘-1′ or ‘-demo’, don’t delete they are important. This is the demo’s folder you need to copy onto the PSP’s memory stick. Right click this folder and select ‘Copy’.

3) TRANSFERRING - the easiest way is hooking the PSP up to the PC via USB. Once the PSP is detected you usually see a popup asking what you want to do, select “Open folder to view files” which will open a window which has your PSP’s folders listed. Open the PSP folder … then open the GAME folder. This is the location you want to copy the demo’s folder. Right click on a blank area of this window and select ‘Paste’. After a few seconds of transfering the demo folder (files are contained) you are ready to disconnect your PSP and play the demo.

KEY TO REGION CODING:

(U) - US REGION DEMO
(E) - EUROPEAN RELEASE DEMO
(J) - JAPAN RELEASE DEMO

The Games:

Airport Hero NaHa
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Airport Hero Narita
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Ape Academy 2
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (E)

Ape Escape Racing
Requires Firmware 2.82 and up - (J)

Ape Escape: Saru Saru
Requires Firmware 3.50 and up - (J)

Blokus Club Portable
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (J)

Bounty Hounds
Requires Firmware 2.80 and up - (J)

Brain Trainer Portable 2
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Computer Science Lab 1
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Computer Science Lab 2
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

DJ Max Portable 2
Requires Firmware 3.11 and up - (J)

Doko: Let’s Gakkou!
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Eiyuu Densetsu
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Exit 2
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (J)

Full Auto 2
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (U)

Go! Sudoku
Requires Firmware 2.71 and up - (J)

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Gurumin
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Homestar Portable
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Hot Pixel
Requires Firmware 3.50 and up - (E)

Intelligent License 2
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Kanji Trainer Portable
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Killzone: Liberation
Requires Firmware 3.02 and up - (U)

LocoRoco #1
Requires Firmware 2.71 and up - (U)

LocoRoco #2
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (J)

LocoRoco #3
Requires Firmware 2.82 and up - (U)

LocoRoco #4
Requires Firmware 3.02 and up - (U)

LocoRoco #5
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Lumines 2
Requires Firmware 3.11 and up - (J)

Mawaskes
Requires Firmware 3.51 and up - (J)

Medal of Honor
Requires Firmware 3.03 and up - (E)

Mercury Meltdown #1
Requires Firmware 2.80 and up - (J)

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Mercury Meltdown #2
Requires Firmware 3.02 and up - (E)

MGS Portable Ops
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (E)

MLB 07
Requires Firmware 3.30 and up - (U)

Moto GP
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (E)

NBA 07
Requires Firmware 3.03 and up - (U)

Ridge Racer 2
Requires Firmware 2.81 and up - (E)

Shichoka Crossword
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (J)

Smash Court Tennis 3
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (E)

Socom FTB 2 #1
Requires Firmware 3.40 and up - (U)

Socom FTB 2 #2
Requires Firmware 3.50 and up - (E)

Syphon Filter
Requires Firmware 3.03 and up - (U)

ToCA Race Driver 3
Requires Firmware 3.03 and up - (E)

World Tour Soccer 06
Requires Firmware 2.80 and up - (U)

World Tour Soccer 2
Requires Firmware 2.80 and up - (U)

Worms Open Warfare 2
Requires Firmware 3.52 and up - (E)

Xyanide: Resurrection
Requires Firmware 3.50 and up - (U)

Sony has pulled back the curtain a little bit and revealed some new details about the God of War game coming to the PSP. First, we now know the game’s official title will be God of War: Chains of Olympus and that it will take place between God of War and God of War II.

Sony has also opened a teaser website at us.playstation.com/godofwar_chainsofolympus. The site is mostly bare at this point, but it does include the ability to sign up for a free UMD demo of the game (while supplies last of course).

Finally, a YouTube user comes through again with the game’s first trailer. Who knows why it’s not available on the official site, but behold, the first look at God of War: Chains of Olympus…

When Acclaim 1.0 premiered its Burnout series, it launched on the PlayStation 2 way back in 2001. Now, over five years later, the series shows up once more on Sony’s system. Burnout Dominator, a PS2 and PSP exclusive, is now available.  Of course, the franchise is now owned by EA (but, then again, what isn’t?), and it’s a last hurrah for the PS2 before the much-anticipated Burnout 5 hits (hopefully) later this year.

More information can be found in the full press release below:

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The king of speed and destruction is back! Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:ERTS) today announced that Burnout™ Dominator has shipped to North American retail outlets for the PlayStation® 2 computer entertainment system and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system. Burnout Dominator has been rated E10+ by the ESRB, with descriptors of Violence.

Burnout Dominator is an all-new installment of the blockbuster Burnout™ series that challenges players to face off against a series of hot-blooded rivals in tests of reckless driving. The game features an all-new “Maniac Mode,” daring players to take down other drivers and string together massive combos of the wildest driving stunts without crashing. Burnout Dominator also marks the return of Burnouts and Boost Chaining, where gamers store up supercharged boost and use it all in one go – before combo-ing into another Burnout – for truly irresponsible speed.

“Burnout Dominator celebrates the terrifying feeling of speeding down the wrong side of the road, slamming into the car next to you and teetering on the edge of control at 200 miles per hour,” said senior producer, Nick Channon. “It’s a return to the game’s essence – the fastest, most aggressive racing series out there, bar none.”

Burnout Dominator for PSP also features ad hoc multiplayer for up to six players, as well as “ScoreSync” functionality, which allows gamers to compare their best race times against their friends.

Burnout Dominator was developed by EA’s Criterion Games and UK Studio team in Guildford, UK.

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