Free PSP Games, Downloads, Themes And More
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]
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]
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]
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]
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 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]
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]
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]
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]
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]
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