Emerging from the depths of the protoplasmic homebrew swamps (of which we’ve all grown peculiarly fond) is a little itty-bitty update to a little itty-bitty application by the name of PSN License Manager. Its developer, the tremendous, startlingly inverted underworld codesetter, Light_AleX, has delivered unto us a few new tweaks and adjustments for the new… [Continue Reading]

Check out the newest version of OpenBOR, offered up by the adept backyard arch-implementer, SX. Check out the currently changelog, which documents the changes to the previous “Build 2227” as well: Build 2227: Water Crash resolved. Memory Leaks for animations resolved. Build 2227-a: FG Panel flickering fixed. Dreamcast Build Included  16/32 Bit modes not implemented… [Continue Reading]

We’re taking a look at Nand Currency v1.00, a little home cooked utility that promises to facilitate a process known as “nand dumping.” Now, in case you’re new to the term, we’ll deliver unto you a bit of background information before you move forward: A NAND dump is a physical back-up of a little chip… [Continue Reading]

Coming in screaming like a fastball is a new update to the popular homebrewed video conversion application, PSPVC. The new update promises a more enjoyable user experience, the product of numerous surgical program enhancements. PSPVC v3.70 arrives on our screens courtesy of the courageous code chirurgeon, Nick Swardh, who offers up the changelog below: Added… [Continue Reading]

Another new version of Flash Spacer, fresh on the heels of its immediate predecessor, has just dropped into our laps, courtesy of the divine delineator of debugging, his good and righteous Awesomeness, alex e. A few great new features have been included, as well as a couple of quick fixes and an overall tweaking of… [Continue Reading]

The unstoppable underground überprogrammer, Mr305, has just released a monstrous update to his homebrew masterpiece, TweakDISPLAY. The home-cooked program hacks into your PlayStation Portable (with surgical precision and safety) to produce some truly amazing visual effects; for instance, you can flip the display upside down, deploy some gnarly visual filters, shift the color spectrum, and… [Continue Reading]

It was only a matter time before it happened: The globally respected homebrew phenomenon and transcendental champion of the scene, MaTiAz, had discovered a brand new exploit for to get completely out of our minds about. For now, the exploit seems only to work on the PSP Fat, but MaTiAz promises forthcoming compatibility with the… [Continue Reading]

The acclaimed underworld algorithm archnemesis, Zx-81, is back with an update to his critically revered homebrew text editor, PSPWrite. With the jump to PSPWrite v1.2.1, Zx-81 offers up a clutch read-only mode that enables the PlayStation Portable to function as a book reader. Also, you’ll be able to work closely even with the more gargantuan… [Continue Reading]