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Utilizing the open-source emulator PPSSPP.
Although handhelds were only launched 17 years ago, overlooked games have been deemed rare.
Known for developing accessories cases for just about any gadget, renowned Japanese brand
Just hours before Sony’s official announcement at the E3 Convention, vital details into their
Sony unveils some further colorways in their PSP franchise with an introduction to the Carnival
While last year was marked by a CLOT x Head Porter collaboration for the Asia Game Show 2007,
To mark the upcoming debut of Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G, the title alongside Porter and Sony’s PS Pictogram PSP have come together to create a commemorative PSP case. The popular game revolving around the defeat of monsters is clearly portrayed in the case’s subtle design. This item is exclusive to members-only retailer, Zozomesse.
If you’re a hardcore fan of the Final Fantasy legacy and want a chance to openly display your love and affection for one of the greatest video game franchises ever, PS Pictogram PSP and Porter have created a special case in honor of Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII. The black case is printed with a subtle feather pattern referencing the game. The case will release late February/early March through Zozomesse. Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII is also tentatively slated to hit American shores on March 25th.
At the recent Asia Game Show in Hong Kong, a special contest involved contestants racing around a simulated track. Winning entires were required to complete a lap of the Suzuka Track in Japan in under 2 minutes and 25 seconds with a Nissan GTR R35. For those successful, winners were given a CLOT x Head Porter Navy PSP Case.
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Japanese accessories brand Porter formed a relationship with Sony Japan to create the PSP Pictogram Series. The goal of this partnership was to increase awareness with PS (Playstation) products. Among the latest releases as part of this collaboration is a GAS x Porter case and a Beams x Porter 30th Anniversary case. The GAS case incorporates the familiar “△〇×□” button designs of the PS series as the basis to their design while Beams chose to use shiny and durable patent leather for the design of its case.
