Free PSP Games, Downloads, Themes And More
Hot from the bubbling homebrew cauldron is a tasty little pre-release application that promises to let non-programmers experiment with interactive scene building. VsluO v1.0.0, developed by m-cid, renders single scenes filled with textured and non-textured objects, as well as “cameras free of constraints” and a target point. The program utilizes OpenGL technology to create these… [Continue Reading]
We’re all waiting on the edge of our seats for the forthcoming drop of Persona for the PSP. In case you just tuned in, this renowned game from Atlus was originally cooked up for the PlayStation One, enjoyed massive popularity, begat a number of successor titles, and finally got picked up again for a major… [Continue Reading]
Shell SYSTEM v9.0 just fell into our hands from the perpetual international backyard PSP barbecue, and we’re pumped up about what’s hot on the grill this time: SYSTEM v9.0 is a Windows-like operating environment for your PlayStation Portable that packs an mp3 player, an image viewer, and a few nifty time-wasting games for your particular… [Continue Reading]
From the deadly serious programming team Code Tactics comes the newest release of their helicopter action game, Apollonia. It looked great before, and now Apollonia v0.02 looks even more remarkable, with an overhauled graphics engine, a lot of bug fixes and brand new features. Here’s the changelog for you to ogle: Improved rotor blades. Added… [Continue Reading]
JK108 in all his glory has just offered up PSPTube v1.9, the definitive homebrew application for harnessing streaming video websites. Let’s take a look at what’s up this time around: Ultimate PSPTube v1.9: StreetFire is now included Current is now included Fixed the TNAFlix script after the site changed slightly Fixed a bug in YouTube… [Continue Reading]
Just in case you were getting all worked up over what MaTiaZ is up to, here’s the word: He and Freeplay have been cooking up a new homebrew game based on their earth-shattering Gripshift exploit. Titled Gripshift Rtype v0.2, this fabulous R-type clone is an all-too-familiar space-based side-scroller that features lasers, velocity, and stuff getting… [Continue Reading]
The intrepid code-crafter, Art, has just released an update to the formerly final release of his Breakout clone, Powernoid. A few extra-final adjustments were deemed necessary. Here’s Art himself with an explanation: “This game is my homage to the Amiga family of computers. Powernoid is a Breakout clone with powerups based on Megaball for the… [Continue Reading]
Just in from the teeming homebrew underground is a mind-stretching memory game that’ll whittle away some time and give you a little a cognitive boost in the process. The Way v0.2 features catchy, simplified graphics for a pleasurable, homebrewed gaming experience. It’s authored by PSPfreak2007, an alleyway developer whose fondness for the small screen is… [Continue Reading]
Trust M@X and Sleepper, two hard core PSP enthusiasts to have a tough time on their hands. If latest reports have to be believed, they have been working tirelessly on the PSPKVM package, a package that promises to have you fixing all the bugs on your PSP console. Damn it, why ever does the PSP… [Continue Reading]
Playing games on a PSP console has never been that challenging, yet for some people, this seems to even more difficult than catching an Anaconda! For all of them, here is a quick fix. With the latest PS One emulator released for Firmware 5.0 M33-2, you cannot claim of PSP being an insurmountable task. Here’s… [Continue Reading]
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