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  • PSP Fanboy Theatre: Volume 18

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    05.05.2007

    PSP Fanboy offers the latest and greatest movie and game trailers, formatted for the PSP in this new weekly feature. Check it out every Saturday. PSP owners can download files wirelessly via m.pspfanboy.com.Instructions: Save all movie and thumbnail files to the VIDEO folder. These high resolution 480x272 videos require firmware 3.30 or above. (Note: OE custom firmware will also play these videos.) Devil May Cry 4 [PS3, 360]Download MP4 (5.6MB) | Download JPG The following videos are featured after the break: Balls of Fury, Superbad, Super Stardust HD (PS3), SWAT: Target Liberty (PSP)

  • SWAT: Target Liberty - first trailer

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    05.02.2007

    This tantalizing new trailer of SWAT: Target Liberty reveals tons of new locales and scenarios, and we have to admit we're quite excited. It's been a long time since we saw a SWAT game, and it's still surprising to know that it's moved to our handheld. What are you impressions of this Killzone-esque isometric shooter?

  • SWAT takes down terrorists in NYC

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    04.19.2007

    IGN has interviewed Paul Pawlicki, producer at Sierra Entertainment, about their newly unveiled SWAT: Target Liberty. The PSP tactical game will feature a story much deeper than what the series has typically provided: "The SWAT PC games weren't heavy on story and we decided to change that with the PSP version. All we can reveal so far is that we recruited Scott Rosenbaum, writer and producer of The Shield, to help create our all-new narrative."The story takes place throughout New York City, spanning twelve single-player missions. Players will visit a variety of landmarks, such as Grand Central Station and Ellis Island. Throughout, players will be forced to handle hostage situations, bomb diffusions, and other nerve-wracking situations.Check out the complete IGN interview to find out more about this exciting addition to the PSP library.

  • SWAT: Target Liberty infiltrates PSP

    by 
    Andrew Yoon
    Andrew Yoon
    04.16.2007

    A brand-new SWAT is coming to PSP. And no, it's not a sequel to the Colin Farrell movie with the same name. Target Liberty is a brand-new PSP-exclusive extension of the popular PC tactical shooter. The series has been known for placing players in high-stakes situations, forcing players to take the least lethal approach possible. It appears Target Liberty will give portable players an isometric view of the action. Will it maintain the series' strategic approach, or will it be heavier on the action, a la Killzone: Liberation? Hopefully, we'll find out more in the coming weeks. Until then, check out these new screenshots, provided by Jeuxvideo.fr.

  • Deal of the day: Buy 1 UMD, get 1 free at Best Buy

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    Chris Powell
    Chris Powell
    09.22.2006

    I know how you crazy cats love the PSP and UMD deals, and here's a pretty good one. Best Buy is offering more than 20 UMDs in a buy one, get one deal. But there are a few catches: The lesser-priced UMD is free; The deal is online only; Limit three of the same title per customer; and Shipping will be charged for the free item. But even with all that, you still can't beat something you're getting for free, right? Some of the titles I suggest are: The Dark Crystal, The Labyrinth and S.W.A.T. (Just kiddin').(Via Cheapassgamer - Registration required)

  • SWAT 4 single player demo may mean you'll have to skip a meal today, sorry

    by 
    Ben Zackheim
    Ben Zackheim
    02.22.2005

    The SWAT 4 single player demo has been released. The demo includes one mission with a hostage situation in Victory Imports Auto Center. You can also create variations of this mission with the Quick Mission Maker. The buzz we've heard from you guys on this one has really stood out. Let's hope the game meets your expectations.

  • SWAT 4 screenies are creepy

    by 
    Ben Zackheim
    Ben Zackheim
    12.21.2004

    You always suspect SWAT teams see some screwed up stuff during their careers. These screenshots are a good indication of a standard day in the life of an officer. Sneaking through the dank basements of serial killers, shooting up wads of money. Who the hell knows what's on the floor of that room? Actually, we don't want to know.