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Whew! It sure has been a busy month for homebrew games and applications, what with the NeoFlash competition and all. Next up and fresh out of the oven is a brand new game from the curiously named underground programming pariah, pspflashsystem. AsterSpace3D appears to be a space-based arcade number, but the focus is on survival and evasion instead of shooting. You’ll be responsible for guiding a craft through asteroid fields in order to return safely to your home planet. Control is centered around either the analog stick or the D-Pad.

We didn’t get a changelog or any release notes for this title, so your best bet is simply to pick up the download package right here and take this puppy for a spin around the block. AsterSpace3D is certain to test your finer reflexes, so make sure that you’re ready to put out some quick reaction time. Mad props to pspflashsystem for grinding this one out, and we look forward to subsequent updates.

Download asterSpace 3D

After appearing a few years ago, a program called 2D Paintball, which was coded by a brew technician by the name of Mr. Game, has returned with a significant update. This time, the savvy code cabalist, bboyjcm, is the current author, having restarted the project where Mr. Game left off. Paintball 2D v1.5 offers up new maps and brand-new features that fans of the game will immediately embrace. Here’s a few words from bboyjcm and the new changelog:

“It’s a normal top view paintball game. The 2 players shoot at each other. Each hit can equal 1 or 2 points. That depends if you got a good hit on the other player. Once someone gets to 10 then the game is over.”

Changelog:

Game Menus:

• Main Menu
• Map Selection Menu
• End Of The Game Menu

5 Maps In Total

• The old one
• 4 New

New GFX

• Eboot Icon
• Eboot Background
• Player Models With Transperency

Maps

• Compatible With Both PSP Phat & PSP Slim
• Readme & Changelog files are now included
• Some Bug Fixes
• Loading is now functional

Thanks a lot to bboyjcm for taking the lead on moving this project forward, and much respect to Mr. Game for the original concept and programming.

Download Paintball 2D v1.5

The much-acclaimed homebrew technician and innovator, Torch, has released a brand-new package that comprises a number of his homebrew projects to-date. Torch has previously released a pack of his ‘brew, and the new one appears very similar to the first. Essentially, Torch has updated his Lockdown XMB program and packaged it with the unchanged versions of Lockdown and Lockdown In-Game.

The three programs in the pack work to protect your PSP from intruders. Lockdown protects the PlayStation Portable with a password lock; Lockdown In-Game protects games while in suspended mode; and there’s the PSP Slim-only security program, Lockdown XMB Style, which utilizes the XMB wave as its background. Here’s the changelog from the developer:

Lockdown Pack 2 changelog:

• Lockdown XMB Style updated to v4.1

1. Fixed a critical bug where a new installation of Lockdown XMB Style would hang after entering a new password for the first time.

• Lockdown unchanged at v4.0
• Lockdown In-Game unchanged at v2.0

Thanks again to Torch for these great security programs.

Download Lockdown Pack 2

One of our favorite homebrew titles ever, Wagic (also known as Wagic: The Homebrew), has been updated. The talented and diligent underground developer, Walolo, has just released Wagic 0.5.1. Although the developer doesn’t specifically name the game upon which Wagic is based, fans of the CCG genre will immediately note the similarities.

In Wagic, players can build their own decks of cards by way of the game’s built-in Deck Editor. There’s a credits system in place that allows players to access over 1,300 unique cards. Players can even add their own graphics for the cards.

The new version of Wagic offers more than 300 new cards since the last release. Additionally, Walolo tweaked the AI to make it even more formidable and added a brand new difficulty mode. He’s also ironed a bunch of bugs in the cards. We’ll say it again: This is a great piece of ‘brew. If you haven’t already had the pleasure, make sure you jump in on this version and grab the download package here. To newcomers of the game, there may be a significant learning curve (although it won’t take too long to get a hang of it); more experienced players can jump right into the game with virtually no questions asked.

Download Wagic: The Homebrew

CoderPR is the new nitePR mod, it’s focused on what’s useful, what’s handy, what’s fast…

What is Different?
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• Now supports setting a range of addresses to search
• New cheats, instead of being labeled ‘CHEAT 0′ are now named “Cheat In Progress – 0″
• Some text has been changed to be more user-friendly/include credits
• Menu’s Rearranged
• Minor Color changes,but keeps main nitepr color scheme
• Logger has been removed, all callbacks to the logger have been removed as well.
• Screenshot function is disabled by default, can be enabled in menu. No more interrupting your game with useless pictures
• Faster Speed scroll keys for cheat menu.
• Option to change the menu key to a different combo.
• Option added to “Kill coderPR”, awesome for those times you just don’t feel like cheating.
• Option to “Import cheats from NitePR” has been added
• Refresh Cheats” Has been added
• Real Addressing has been turned off by requests, however is switchable via menu
• Search now displays first 200 results
• Key delay for Range menu has been fixed
• Length of allowed Cheat names has been increased, from 32, to 50!
• USB access is allowed via one of the menus
• Allows Cheat Renaming In-Menu, Press select while hovered on a cheat to bring up menu.(Beta Function)
• Allows you to scroll quickly through search results as well, press SQUARE + Right/Left to scroll fast
• Now is compatible with nitePRed.exe, simply rename the prx to nitePR.prx, run nitePRed, then rename the file back to coderPR.prx.

Tip:
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Simply drop the whole coderPR folder into the root of your memorystick.  If you have other plugins installed, then add this line:
Code: ms0:/coderPR/coderPR.prx 1

Download CoderPR v0.8.5

GGL and Sony are proud to announce the Resistance: Retribution – Road to Retribution Tournament with $25,000 in Sony prizes at stake.

This tournament starts with a ladder format leading into a bracket. Registration is open for the duration of the ladder phases–March 18 through May 10. Game modes are variable; you will be assigned a map and mode when your match is scheduled.

Listed price below:

2v2 Competition Prizes

• First Place (2 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards, and PSP TV Prize Pack (32″ XBR TV, PSP-3000, 16GB PRO Duo and Component AV Cables. ARV $1420) for each player
• Second Place (2 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards, and PSP Pack (PSP-3000, 16GB PRO Duo. ARV $370) for each player
• Third Place (2 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards for each player
• Fourth Place (2 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards for each player

4v4 Competition Prizes

• First Place (4 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards, and PSP TV Prize Pack (32″ XBR TV, PSP-3000, 16GB PRO Duo and Component AV Cables. ARV $1420) for each player
• Second Place (4 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards, and PSP Pack (PSP-3000, 16GB PRO Duo. ARV $370) for each player
• Third Place (4 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards for each player
• Fourth Place (4 players): Leather Bomber Jacket (ARV $180), $500 in Sonystyle Gift Cards for each player

There is another reason to use our card as Tomy announces the release of Pangaya: Fantasy Golf for PSP this summer.  Aside from golf, one of the main attractions of Pangya is playing out your characters in all sorts of freaky accessories.  Pangaya: Fantasy Golf PSP version features thousands of unlockable accessories, clothes, and pieces of equipment to help build your very own golfer at pangaya.  Who wouldn’t love to play a golf tournament, especially if the tournament will be played by your own fantasy player?

This game features several single player modes, from story mode to tournaments, along with single and team multiplayer tournaments for up to 8 players.  Based on the massively multiplayer golfing game Pangya, developer Ntreev brings the cutesy golf acton to the small screen, following relatively successful outings on the Nintendo Wii as Super Swing Golf 1 & 2.

The game features the nine fantasy golf courses of Pangya Island, 18 adorable little golfers, and more customization options than you can shake a 9-iron at.

Unleash the golfer inside you!

There is a rumor that is coming from NeoGAF about the new generation of PSP called Play Station Portable 3g or PSP 3g.  Allegedly, it will get 3G support across the globe and will hit USA and Japan during April, 2009.

Unlike previous PSP models, PSP 3g will have a touch screen as well as an UMTS support, Bluetooth and a microphone. This only means that you will be able to use it easily as a normal mobile phone.

With its ultra compact size and design it will be not much bigger than an iPhone but it will offer you the highest gaming comfort.  There won’t be any UMD-drive any more but instead a keyboard with a slide mechanism.   But of course, you will be able to download all the games from the PSN Store with the PSP 3G.  Cooperating with Sony Ericsson, we will be able to deliver the PSP 3G in the USA and Japan by the end of April 2009. First pictures will follow.

Reimagining a new PSP like the PSP 3g is like an Iphone meets Sony PSP console.  Lets wait and see if Sony can make our Photoshop imagination into reality.

3G Studios have announced the development of their PC, next-gen console, and handheld game XomB.  The player will fight against the hordes of a dark and powerful enemy.  In XomB (pronounced “Zombie”), gamers will fight in epic battles, overcoming incredible odds to triumph against an evil that is sweeping their homeland.

The game is set in an alternate feudal Asia, it has the player facing off against the reanimated dead in a war which is already being waged; one where the spreading darkness is forcibly corrupting the landscape an reaping the souls of entire populations of innocents. In this game  The dead are being harvested and re-animated in different forms by this incredibly powerful force. The player will learn to alternately fight and control the force as they liberate the slaves of the conquered lands.  This tale is very dark and draws heavily upon the unique world of Asian mythology.

Little information has been revealed, such as style of gameplay or specific platforms.  You can check out the full release at 3G Studio’s official website.  More info is promised in the coming weeks.

The backyard brew technician, BenHur, has just released a new library for PSP homebrew developers. LibLZR v0.11 is an open source library with features to decompress and encode LZR-compressed data. LZR-compressed data is often used in PSP firmware resource files. BenHur, the mastermind behind the popular Intrafont, has this to say about his new application:

• The library de- and encodes LZR streams (as used in the Sony PSP firmware).
• Decompression results should be identical to Sonys internal decompression algorithm. Please report incompatible streams to benhur(at)alpenjodel(dot)de.
• Compression currently does not actually compress the data, but only produces a valid LZR stream. Future versions of this library might implement real compression.

And, here’s your changelog for this first release:

• bug fixed where certain LZR streams were not decompressed correctly
• potential bug fixed that could prevent correct decompression of certain LZR streams
• initial public release

Thanks to BenHur for his contributions to the development scene. His resources are highly valued among the homebrew community.

Download libLZR v0.11