PortableWarioWare Makes A Grand Appearance

PSP homebrew - PortableWarioWare

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… [Continue Reading]

Smash My PSP! v2.0 Arrives With No Delay

Smash My PSP! v2.0: smash that Pop Bean with new weapons

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,… [Continue Reading]

JPCSP v0.2 Revision 955 Arrives

JPCSP v0.2 revision 955: UMD drive issue fix

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… [Continue Reading]

PopStation PSP v1.0 Comes Thundering Around The Bend

PopStation PSP v1.0: for conversion on the go

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… [Continue Reading]

Nanodesktop 0.3.7 Now Supports Python

Nanodesktop 0.3.7: support for Python, PSP serial port, more

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… [Continue Reading]

The Thomson MO5 Emulator, PSPMO5 v1.2.0, Arrives

PSPMO5 : A Thomson MO5 Emulator for PSP v1.2.0

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… [Continue Reading]

Exciting New Trailer For Yuusha 30

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… [Continue Reading]

Ragdoll Cannon v2.11 Is Just A Small Update

PSP homebrew - Ragdoll Cannon v2.11

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… [Continue Reading]

Smash My PSP! v1.0 Simulates Real Destruction

PSP homebrew for stressed people: Smash My PSP! v1.0

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… [Continue Reading]

Prxutility++ v7.0 Rolls Into Town

PSP homebrew - prxutility++ v7.0

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… [Continue Reading]