I'm back! About the inactivity...

     If you are wondering about the full details of my inactivity, then in this post you will know. So this will not be a PSP-related post. If you are not interested then just go to the other pages in my blog, MY BLOG ONLY (just kidding XD).   
     I'm sorry that this will not be related to the PSP because I am just so happy that I really have to share this "extraordinary" story to all of you. This is a story of perseverance, discipline, and hardworking...uhh...ness. This is a new exciting chapter of my life which opened. So before I jump into another topic, here it is. 

NGP is Playstation Vita!!! Nice name right?

     Wait a minute kapeng mainit!!! 


     Before I become completely inactive, I want to tell you all that the PSP2 aka NGP, is PSVita all along (I wonder if they hid it). Sony revealed that PSVita will be the official name of the NGP. They also revealed its price and it is said to be PHP10, 797.07-12,956.57($249.99-$299.99) depending on the model you bought. The more expensive one will support 3G and WiFi while the cheaper supports WiFi only. 

Inactivity - Goodbye for a while :)

      I will be busy for a while because I have a job to do writing articles for other people right now. I will be back in a week or two but I promise I will still check on you and reply to your questions and comments in at most 72 hours. Thank you for liking and following my site. Before logging off I want to leave you these. Have fun!

Next Generation Portable - A breakthrough in handheld gaming

     The upcoming NGP aka PSP2 is one of the most awaited handheld gadgets which will be out before the end of 2011. Sony claims that it can compete with the Playstation 3. Is this true? We don't know yet. Why don't you check out its uber cool features first by scrolling down below.

Custom firmwares aka CFWs which I used and recommend

     The latest firmware version right now is 6.39. But is it best to upgrade or just stay with the lower versions? In this post I will discuss what CFWs I think are the best to use (because I used them too). It is up to you what to install and how to install them.