Homebrew developer Skeezix has released an update to CaSTaway, a portable Atari ST computer emulator for the PSP. Changes in release 006 include various bug fixes, minor aesthetic improvements, and full compatibility with the PSP Slim. Release 006 ———– A new build environment with fresher toolsets .. back in business for PSP development. Fixed some menu display issues (font clipping, […]
Homebrew developer SofiyaCat, best known for his work on PSPTube, has ported Sega Saturn emulator Yabause to the PSP. It requires a Sega Saturn bios to run (not included) and is only a proof of concept at this time, so do not expect games to run at playable frame rates. Download Yabause PSP NekoMiMi [SofiyaCat]
Homebrew developer Durka Durka Mahn has released a cheat device plugin for use with Capcom’s Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X on the PSP. The plugin is compatible with custom firmware 3.71 M33 and enables various in-game cheats, all of which are detailed in the release notes below. Version 1 Info: FlyMode – Allows you to easily fly around the level […]
Homebrew developer Chilly Willy has released an update to his Doom port for PSP. Chilly’s port is compatible with 3.X kernel based custom firmwares such as 3.71 M33 and features TV-Out support. V1.4 released Automatically switches on LCD after using TV. No need to tap the display button anymore. Now uses intraFonts from Ben Hur as long as the ltn8.pgf […]
Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released an update to PSPSIM, a SamCoupe emulator for the PSP. SamCoupe is an 8-bit, Z80-based home computer released back in 1989 by Miles Gordon Technology. Version 1.1.0 features a number of improvements and additions, including support for 3.X kernel based firmware such as 3.71 M33, IR keyboard support, an speed limiter function, an option to […]
First, kudos to IGA and Konami for deciding to release Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles in the US first. Japan got it nearly two weeks later, on November 8, but also had the option of purchasing this very awesome limited edition bundle package for $100 (as pictured above). The bundle package includes an exclusive art book, pouch, screen protector, wrist […]
Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released an update to PSP7800, an Atari 7800 console emulator for PSP ported from Greg Stanton’s ProSystem. New additions in version 1.1.0 include full IR keyboard support, thumbnail image support, an option to display FPS rate, additional CPU speed options, a speed limiter function, and a faster but less accurate sound emulation engine. What’s new in […]
With PSP N64 emulator Daedalus R13 now finished and released to the masses, developer StrmnNrmn has already begun to detail his plans for the next major Daedalus release. First and foremost, StrmnNrmn says the focus of R14 will be on increasing performance. The plan for R14 is to move audio decoding over to the Media Engine. What does that mean? […]
Homebrew developer jurajstyk has released an updated Quake port for PSP, based on Peter Mackay and Chris Swindle’s PSP Quake. Jurajstyk’s port features a number of enhancements over the original PSP Quake release, such as MP3 playback, compatibility with 3.X kernel based firmware, and hardware rendering support.
Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released an update to PSPZX81, a Sinclair ZX-81 home computer emulator for the PSP ported from Russell Marks’ original XZ81 emulator. Version 1.1.0 introduces a number of new features and improvements, including IR keyboard support, compatibility with 3.X kernel based firmware such as 3.71 M33, a help menu, additional CPU speed options, as well as a […]
The Underminer has rolled out the initial release of PReSS, an enhanced RSS reader for the PSP. Unlike Sony’s built-in RSS reader, which currently only supports audio and video feeds, PReSS can read any standards-compliant feed containing images and text with ease. Moreover, PReSS is written for the 3.X kernel, so it works on any PSP running custom firmware. PReSS […]
Interesting, interesting week in hardware sales. This week the Xbox 360 actually managed to outsell the PlayStation 3 thanks to the release of Namco’s Ace Combat 6. In total the Xbox 360 pushed 17,673 units, a near 500 percent increase over last week’s numbers. Impressive! PSP sales continue to impress at 59,714, but leave us very puzzled, as not a […]
Homebrew developer Mediumgauge has released an update to PSP Filer, a versatile file management application designed for the PSP that allows users to easily edit, copy, delete, and transfer files to and from the memory stick and flash memory. Changes in Version 4.2 filer: – added a feature to access CSO archive file. (read-only) – fixed a bug that appeared […]
Homebrew developer Zx-81 has released an update to PSPIRC, an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client designed for use with the PSP. For this release Zx has added numerous bug fixes, user flag display support, new interface graphics, and improved alias command support. The complete changelog, in detail, can be found below. What’s new in this version ? – New graphics […]
Following various internet reports, retailer Target today confirmed that it has pulled all copies of Rockstar’s Manhunt 2 from store shelves due to the discovery of a certain game modification hack which can be used to uncensor violent scenes in the PS2 and PSP versions of the game. While ‘Manhunt 2’ was given a ‘Mature’ rating by the ESRB, we […]
Spanish developer _HellDashX_ has released a new custom firmware based on Sony’s latest firmware update — 3.72. According to the author, all features from the previous M33 release have been left intact and minor code changes were made to support the 3.72 kernel. Reports from various users (including myself) have confirmed the release to be working. Installation (must be currently […]
European-based developer Ivolgamus today announced that it is bringing Fading Shadows exclusively to the PSP. Fading Shadows is a unique puzzle-platformer type game in which players are faced with the task of protecting Erwyn, whose death is said to allow evil master Gardal to storm the gates of the Castle of Heaven, a mighty fortress built to enshrine the world […]
SEGA offers up ten new screens from Sonic Rivals 2, the second installment in its PSP racing platformer series. Sonic Rivals 2 Screenshots
Following the confirmation of a redesigned PS2, Sony sent word today that a new PSP color is set to hit Japan on December 13. Dubbed Deep Red, the new color will be available in two separate bundle packages, one with a 1-seg TV tuner and one without. The 1-seg package includes a 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo and a stand […]
Homebrew developer Uberjack has rolled out an update to fMSX PSP, an MSX series emulator for the PSP that supports both MSX and MSX2 cartridge files. Changes in this release include the ability to toggle MSXMUSIC and MSXAUDIO emulation on and off, an FDD activity indicator which displays an icon when the virtual floppy drive is busy, and an optional […]