You’ve bought your first Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) then what do you do next? Buy your favorite PSP games? No, what you should do is to download free PSP games on the Internet. That’s right! Sony’s PSP games are scouring the entire web and are offered by some websites for free. My friend who’s addicted to Sony PSP made his own free sharing site just for the hand held game console’s fanatics. Featured in his PSP downloads site are some of the hottest and popular games like Ridge Racer 2, NBA Live, Naruto, Grand Theft Auto, WWE Smack Down, NCAA Football, and Tony Hawk’s Underground 2 just to name a few and a collection of more than 600+ more games that you could choose from.

Visit the site here: Jigenki PSP

I once had an account here but I already forgot my username and password, but anyways registering in Jigenki’s site is free so there’s no hassle to your part if you want to download the favorite games you like quickly. Just register an account and wait for the confirmation email to be delivered in your inbox and then once you’ve confirmed you can now instantly access the psp database and download your favorite PSP games for free. If you like the site you can also contribute to keep Jigenki PSP from going through donations. Since it’s personally owned, the owner cannot keep up with the site’s hosting. But if you don’t want to shell out a few extra bucks it’s still alright as long as you spread the word about his site to other PSP gaming fanatics.

Word has it that Sony’s Playstation Portable will soon have a GPS or Global Position System application installed in it. The handheld gaming console will soon face a different aspect than pure gaming itself. To all PSP users, your gaming and traveling gadget experience will never be the same again.

More Sony PSP info after the jump.

According to Gizmodo.com:

The US PSP navigation software will be all new and much sexier, powered by Tele Atlas with a solid, easy-to-use UI and great-looking maps. The coup de grace is full 3D walkthroughs of cities, supposedly first in the portable class, at least in the US. Sony is aiming for it to be cheaper than most GPS setups too, like $100 to $200, and you can run it off UMD or memory stick. Plus, it’ll come with a car mount. Sony is also cooking up a keyboard that would plug into the bottom, the A/V and headset jacks, and would fold up to protect the screen when you’re not using it.

Sony PSP will soon evolve into a multi-functional gaming and guiding device. How will other gaming console manufacturers beat that? Probably Bill Gates will soon release his Xbox 360 portable any moment now cause rumor has it that half of Microsoft’s original Xbox 360 development team began work on a portable console immediately after the home system launched, while the other half was tasked with driving down the 360’s production costs. Well let’s wait for it and see if it can beat the efficiency and usability of the PSP.

Here’s a photo of an artist’s conception about the Xbox360 portable:

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