Homebrew developer The Underminer has rolled out an update to PReSS, a standards compliant image and text based RSS reader for the PSP, sporting a variety of secondary features such as MP3 playback and the ability to download MP4 and AVC files directly from feeds. Notably, version 0.4 features HTTP 1.1 compliance and adjusts the PSP’s CPU speed dynamically — […]
French-based homebrew developer Miriam has released custom firmware 3.95 GEN for the PSP, touting full support for 3.X kernel based homebrew applications, as well as an integrated in-XMB recovery menu. For the complete changelog, hit the break.
Homebrew developer Uberjack has released a maintenance update to fMSX, an MSX series emulator for the PSP that supports both MSX and MSX2 cartridge files. Previous versions of the emulator contained two mislabeled configuration settings. In the updated release, both MSX Music and MSX Audio now correctly refer to FMPAC/YM2413 and Y8950, respectively. As such, the author notes that users […]
Homebrew developer MK2k has released Stakker for PSP, an original homebrew game that tasks players with the challenge of constructing and demolishing block-shaped towers made of falling objects in order to rack up points. Boasting real-time physics powered by the JGE++ compatible Chipmunk library, players can playback MP3 encoded music files in-game, as well as upload high-scores via WiFi connection.
Homebrew developers OldPrisoneR and Andy_maN have released an update to FuSa, a custom firmware plugin that enables Slim owners to play PSP games on any television regardless of the input cable used – composite, component, S-video, D-terminal. In addition to multi-language support and various optimizations, Build 45 features an additional full screen mode and allows users to toggle the FPS/priority […]
Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released an update to PSPMSX, a MSX and MSX2 series emulator for the PSP. The emulator is primarily based on code from MMarat Fayzullin’s original fMSX emulator, which later was converted to SDL by Vincent van Dam. Now at version 1.3.0, PSPMSX features support for loading disk images compressed in the space saving GZip format. In […]
Initially released last week, the Turok-inspired first person shooter Kurok has received an update that features a sizable number of additions and changes, notably including the ability to select team colors in multiplayer and toggle basic options such as auto-aim and map exits. The full changelog can be found past the break, courtesy of homebrew developer MDave.
Developer pspZorba has released an update to PSPlorer, an all-in-one file management utility for the PSP that allows users to browse the directory tree of their memory stick or the PSP’s flash memory. Now at version 1.5, the application allows users to transfer files and folders across multiple PSP units via standard WiFi connection. In addition to multi-language support, other […]
Homebrew developer Wally has released an unofficial beta build of Daedalus R14, a Nintendo 64 emulator for the PSP. Based off of Strmnnrmn’s latest SVN source, the release features preliminary ME (Media Engine) support for enhanced audio processing, as well as all-new application icons and slight improvements in regards to emulation speed. Given that this is a beta release, users […]
Homebrew developer Bushing and the rest of the crew over at Wii Brew have released the first public beta of the Wii Homebrew Channel. Once installed, the channel allows users to launch homebrew applications without the need of executing the Twilight Hack each time. The Homebrew Channel is a channel for launching Wii homebrew applications without the need to run […]
Looking for a new, original homebrew game to play on PSP? Look no further, as developer MDave has released Kurok, a Turok-inspired first person shooter that utilizes a modified version of the Quake 1 engine. Sporting fully 3D visuals and an ad-hoc multiplayer mode, the game casts players in the role of (cue drum roll) Kurok, who sets off to […]
Homebrew developer Wally today sent over an updated build of the Duke Nukem 3D PSP port originally written by MrPeanut, complete with support for Slim units. Since various individuals assisted him in the creation of the release, the author would like to send thanks to the following developers: * MrPeanut – Gave me a hand while still learning * HardHat […]
Homebrew developer Pirata Nervo has released an update to NervOS, a featured-filled XMB shell replacement for the PSP that aims to provide a user friendly and feature rich interface. Now at version 2.0, the application boasts a fully re-designed user interface, coupled with a built-in text editor, the ability to load PSOne games from within NervOS, a password protected log-in […]
Update: Mediumgauge has issued a minor maintenance update to PSP Filer, notably fixing a bug that would crash Filer when opening 0 byte files using the newly added binary editor. That being said, it’s recommend to install this update as soon as possible. Homebrew developer Mediumgauge has released an update to PSP Filer, a powerful yet easy-to-use file management application […]
Duo OldPrisoneR and Andy_maN have released an update to FuSa, a custom firmware plugin that enables Slim owners to play PSP games on any television regardless of the input cable used – composite, component, S-video, D-terminal. Additionally, it features a full screen option which when activated will scale output to the width and height of your television screen, rather than […]
Homebrew developer Bumuckl has released Eb0x, a simplistic file utility designed for the PSP that can extract graphic and data files from EBOOT archive files. While there are similar applications capable of performing the same task on PC, Eb0x does all the work straight from your PSP. Currently, supported formats for extraction include ICON0.PNG, PIC1.PNG, PARAM.SFO, and DATA.PSP files. Download […]
Update: Version 1.1 released. Along with improved WiFi compatibility, the update adds full support for custom firmware 3.80 M33 and fixes a couple bugs. The new release can be downloaded below. Homebrew developer Poison of CXMB fame has released a nifty homebrew utility dubbed “HostCore.” Essentially, it creates a virtual bridge between a PC and PSP, allowing users to access […]
Homebrew developer JBrown has released Beats Off v0.1, a cross-platform utility that allows users to import custom loop sequences into the popular PlayStation Network title known as Beats. As this is the initial release, there are a number of limitations. The author notes that created BAR data files must replace an already existing Jam BAR in order to be used. […]
We received a number of tips today concerning the updated design over at Dark_AleX’s website. From looking at the site, some overly optimistic folks have gone on to speculate that he is working on the PlayStation 3. However, this is far from the truth. Alex currently has no plans to begin working on the PS3. The changes to the site […]
Update: Darkchild has returned with the final release of MemorizeME. The game now features multiple difficulty settings, all-new songs, and enhanced visuals. Grab the updated release below. Homebrew developer Darkchild has released an original game entitled “MemorizeME” for the Nintendo DS. The premise of the game is simple. During each round, a square divided in four equal quadrants will appear […]