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The mystery-shrouded, numerical homebrewer, sandy62120, has just released a homebrew game on behalf of theallteam. It’s called PortableWarioWare, and in this initial release, the ‘brew features ten mini-games. You might run into some gameplay issues and bugs, as sandy62120 makes us aware the game is not yet fully up to speed. Here’s the official quote from the developer:

“The all the team is pleased to present their first homebrew currently 10 mini games are but a record was not very functional in a future version a random mode will be added to this homebrew and more mini games I screenshoots gives you a mini games”

Hmm. Well, it appears that the team is planning to add more mini-games in the future and to release some screenshots; we’ll have to await further news from the team before we can give you anything more substantial than that. For now, simply grab the download package and give this fledgling homebrew a spin. Mad props to sandy62120 and theallteam for their efforts in getting PortableWarioWare off the ground, and we wish them the best of success in developing the game.

Download PortableWariorWare

The prodigious punk rock programmer, zeroxorxdiexskater, has released an update to his instantly classic screen-smashing application, Smash My PSP!. In Smash My PSP! v2.0, the developer included some new features, including an easy-add utility for custom backgrounds. Strangely enough, he added the Pop Bean minigame to the background set. In case you’re just tuning in, SmashMyPSP! is a nifty application that lets you wreak havoc on the screen of your PlayStation Portable and will be immediately familiar to fans of the PC application, Desktop Destroyer. Check out the full changelog:

• added analog support
• cleaned up folders
• easy to add your own custom backgrounds
• added Patapon 2 screenshot
• added Pop Bean minigame to backgrounds thanks GinoD
• alien and splatter now in weapons
• machine gun from Desktop Destroyer is now in weapons

Thanks to zeroxorxdiexskater for the quick update.

Download Smash My PSP! v2.0

The serious scientists behind the JPCSP project have released a new revision of the popular Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator for the PC. JPCSP v0.2 Revision 955 offers up several UMD fixes, increasing the number of games that run well on the emulator. We’ve got a list of the UMD fixes, starting from revision 954. Here’s the rundown:

r954 UMD fixes for:

• Fifa Soccer
• FIFA STREET 2
• MVP Baseball
• Need For Speed Most Wanted
• Need For Speed Underground Rivals
• Taiko no Tatsujin Portable
• Tiger Wood PGA Tour
• SSX On Tour
• Shutoku Battle Zone Of Control

r955 attempted fix (actually is broken):

• Castlevania X

r956 UMD fixes for:

• Armored Core Formula Front
• Chessmaster The Art of Learning
• Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground
• Final Fantasy VII – Crisis Core
• Giren no Yabou Axis no Kyoui
• Gundam Battle Tactics
• Yu-gi-oh GX tag Force

r957 fixes for r955:

• Castlevania X

This is the definitive PSP emulator for the PSP, so if you haven’t had a chance to try it out, this is your time. The time…is now.

Download jpcsp v0.2 revision 955

The frenetic underground coder, SuperFury1, has just released PopStation PSP. This is a port of the PopStation PC application that converts PlayStation One games into files playable on a PlayStation Portable. Check out the official release notes:

“popstation is a pc application that converts a PSX ISO/BIN to a PSX EBOOT. The package can be found on my site. Within the package there’s also a manual (manual.txt). To install, simply copy the folder in the package to you PSP GAME folder.

Just go to the psp -> links and find the download. (POPStation PSP)

All there’s left is to test it in different firmwares”

Grab the download package here for all your portable PSOne conversion needs. Thanks to SuperFury1 for taking the initiative with this port.

Download PopStation PSP

Underworld brewmasters should be pleased to know that Pegasus2000 has just released a new version of his excellent SDK for homebrew developers: Nanodesktop 0.3.7 offers up a bunch of bug fixes, brand new features, support for Python, and support for the PSP serial port. Check out the official changelog:

• Added support for Python interpreter
• Added support for PSP serial port (ndSerialDriver.Prx)
• Fixed a missing symbol that avoided ndOpenCV compilation
• Fixed an incorrect interaction between time() and PSP firmware
• Fixed an error in the scripts for the command line under Linux (SIFT, ndFLite)
• Fixed a bug in ndSIFT library
• Fixed an historical bug in TIFF saving
• Extended ndINFO interface

Get the download package right here. This is a powerful application, and we salute it. Mad props to Pegasus2000 for his sophisticated implementations.

Download Nanodesktop 0.3.7
Download Nanodesktop user guide 0.3.7

The competent underground brew technician, zx-81, has released a new version of his popular Thomson MO5 emulator for the PlayStation Portable. The Thomson MO5 was a 6809-based computer, first introduced in France in 1984. The original had 32K of RAM, a 40 x 25 text display, and included a built-in Microsoft BASIC.

PSPMO5 v1.2.0 is a port of DCMO5, specifically version 11 of the original. DCMO5 is probably the best Thomson emulator available for MacOS, Windows and Unix. Daniel Coulom was the author of the original program, which is available at http://dcmo5.free.fr/. Check out the changelog for v1.2.0 of PSPMO5:

• Cheat support !
• Finally fix issue with “Home -> Exit” !
• Add documentation for settings in help menu
• The virtual keyboard is now usable in the file requester menu to choose the first letter of the game you search !
• Improve file requester with virtual keyboard to choose sequentially rom files beginning with a given letter
• Text editor to write your own comments on games
• Display first comment line while browsing game files
• Memory monitoring engine to find your own cheat code !
• Text editor to modify the global cheat.txt file
• Zip rom files are now decompressed in memory (much faster !)
• Add eboot music (see http://www.jamendo.com)

Of course, if you need additional help, you’d be well advised to check out the included readme file. Thanks to zx-81 for his hard work in making this nifty port.

Download pspmo5-v1.2.0-fw5x
Download pspmo5-v1.2.0-fw15
Download pspmo5-v1.2.0-src

Perhaps you’ve been too busy with your life to have been meticulously staying on top of the new Yuusha 30 updates as they’ve been leaking; if that’s the unfortunate case, then we’ve got a trailer here that should bring you up to speed with what’s going to be new in the forthcoming release.

The trailer reveals the four game modes, as well as taking a peek at the multiplayer mode and dropping a bit of the backstory so you’ll have all the plot you need to fit right into the action. On top of that, it’s got all the elements familiar to fans of the game: Magic, monsters, weapons, badness, evilness, heroism, celebration, um…castles. Yep, and missions.

Fantastic. Anyway, the game’s slated for a drop in Japan this May. We’re not certain of the game’s release schedule in other turfs, but we can bet that it’ll arrive stateside and in the UK sometime this year, if the English translations on the trailer are any indication. Keep your fingers crossed, and we’ll keep you updated with more news as it drops.

Since the release of Ragdoll Cannon v2.1 just a few days back, its developer, Walar, has released Ragdoll Cannon v2.11. This new version is just a quick update, offering one major new element. In version 2.1, the developer added support for .xml based level building and added 13 new levels of his own. Now, he’s added one more feature to the Options Menu, as seen below in the changelog:

• Added Swap Force / Angle Controls to the Options Menu

That seems to be the only revision this time around. Now’s a good time to try out this unique-looking and super-fun little piece of homebrew, if you haven’t already had the pleasure. You’ll find the graphics to be curiously engaging – they’re like pencil scribbles on a sheet of paper. Anyway, grab the download package here to get started right away tossing around the doll and winning big. Thanks again to Walar for the creation of this game and for his dedication to the homebrew circuit.

Download Ragdoll Cannon v2.11

There’s a new piece of ‘brew on the block whose primary goal is to let you wreck your PlayStation Portable screen – in a safe, nonviolent, and totally rectifiable way. Smash My PSP! V1.0 was developed by a brew technician known as zeroxorxdiexskater, and it’s available now for you to fool around with. You might get a kick out of decorating your PSP with this thing. It’s a great, meditative way to retreat into your thoughts while still getting your valuable face-time with your small-screened best friend. Gnarly. Here’s the official development log:

• This game features the ability to switch between four different weapons although this list is always increasing.
• You can also change the background so you can change it up a bit.
• Of course you can also make a screenshot of your masterpiece with ease.
• The foundation for this game is basically finished, further releases will most likely feature weapon and background updates.
• I also understand that there is a very similar game called “XMB Destroyer”. I was out of the scene and did not know of this, I am not copying the creator of that in any way.

Download the program right here to get started tagging up your PSP right away.

Download Smash My PSP! v1.0

Up again from the prolific and multi-talented backyard brewer, pspflashsystem, is an update to a  terrific little utility that lets proud PSP owners get a clear and concise run-down of their system specs. Prxutility++ v7.0 offers up some optimization changes, as well as expanding a few other functionalities. Here’s the unedited changelog from the developer himself:

• Code more improved
• Therefore, now prxutility++ is more optimized: I’ve solved some problems of ram and this version do the same thing of the latest versions but it’s handled better PSP. Indeed:
• prxutility++ manage better its threads and prxutility++ load the configuration after 8 seconds
• so before this delay you can’t use functions of prxutility++ for more security
• An automatic installer is now available for the neo competition. So, I included the splashscreen with a cool effect
• You can now write 100 lines maximum in the text Editor

Looks good to us. If you haven’t had a chance to take advantage of this handy plugin utility, now’s a good time to have a look. Just get the download package here. Thanks again to pspflashsystem for his diligent work and dedication to the scene.

Download prxutility++ v7.0