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An alternative for Turbo Grafx 16 has been created by an unknown Japanese creator. The PCE for PSP v0.82b3 is another plugin you can install in your PSP if you are having trouble with ZX-81′s PSPHUGO, or vice-versa.

Unfortunately for us, it is really difficult for me to provide a changelog for this application since its all written in Japanese. Feel free, of course, to post a translated version of the readme file for those of you who can understand Japanese. Be assured though that PCE v0.82b3 improved compared with whatever earlier versions you have installed in your PSPs.

For more information, try begging for a Japanese friend to peruse the readme file included in the download pack.

Download PCE v0.82b4

Finally, the JPCSP team is back to release another much-awaited update of their PSP emulator for PC. This latest version fixes some bugs, as well as puts on some more performance improvements.

Here’s the changelog for this version:

Revision 1183: VUC2I “pseudo-full-scale conversion” : it should be >>> 1 and not >> 1 as we nee

Revision 1182: VI2C.Q and VI2UC.Q as they should be

Revision 1181: tiny fix for IADDR and VADDR(can fix few 3D bugs).

Revision 1180: sceAudioSRCChReserve: Setting the sample count only for the first free channel.

Revision 1179: First experimental implementation of sceAudioOutput2xxx and sceAudioSRCxxx funct

Download this much-anticipated application, and holler below if you have more comments and suggestions.

Download JPCSP v0.3 Revision 1183

This first version of the Java PSP Makefile Creator from alatnet is intended to create makefiles that are tailored to PSP programming. Among its features include: multiplatform for all operating systems that use java like Linux, Windows and Mac, real time update and preview of makefile, adjustable views of preview and entries, save the makefile where you want, some tooltips of entries like the OBJS, LIBS and PSP_EBOOT_TITLE.

In the coming versions, we can expect for its ability to automaticall scan the PSP library directory to be able to add libraries to the makefiles that you have already created under this homebrew app.

The coder notes that the “start JPMC.sh” may not work for Mac or with Linux. If you are, however, having problems with running it on your system, open bash or a command prompt to the folder where the jar file is and execute java.

For Windows-based programs, all you have to do is double click the jar file and it will automatically execute the program.

Download Java PSP Makefile Creator v1.1

I know some of us have been waiting for the next LightMP3 version (with cue sheet support) to be released, but for those of you who enjoys FLAC (lossless audio) tracks laid out in cue sheet format, then the Cue Player is just what you need.

Here are the controls for the Cue Player (press and hold for 0.05 seconds):

TRIANGLE: Go to file selection screen and stop player. It will automatically BOOKMARK now.

CIRCLE: Pause / unpause player. DO NOT SEEK WHEN PAUSED. It is buggy.

CROSS: Go to the first track.

SQUARE: Load bookmark.

L-TRIGGER: Previous track.

R-TRIGGER: Next track.

The binary and source code is also included in the download pack for those who wants to tinker with this homebrew application.

Download Cue Player 0.05

Nick Swardh, a homebrew developer, released a new version of PSP video converter that will let you convert videos taken by your digital cameras into a format compatible with the PSP. This latest update fixes some known bug issues from the previously released versions.

The changelog for this update is as follows:

- Windows 7 compatible

- Added an automatic CCCP update-check (optional)

- Added a newer version of AviSynth

- SSA/ASS subtitles are now prioritized and pre-selected over other formats

- Fixed a bug in the automatic audio-delay function

If your previous 3.74 crashed in XP or Windows 7, better download and reinstall this one. The updater also removed the “build check” that caused Windows 7 to crash, and prevented PSPVC to run in older models.

Download PSPVC v3.75

A new update for the Nintendo 64 Emulator has just been released by Kreationz, the homebrew coder. These rev. 430 though is not as stable as I would want it to be, although its pretty decent compared with other updates that has got nothing to offer in way of bug fixes or new features.

Here is the changelog for this revision:

- Debug console should not be initialized in Release mode – Salvy

- Reverted Change to GBI2_ModifyVtx from Rev 416 (Fixes a couple titles that broke) – Salvy

- Removed CFW 3.71 support (We require higher firmware anyway, fixes a few warnings)

- Properly defined the FlatShadeDisabled hack and Added to options on Debug Build

- Reduced Slim RAM cache for texels to same size as Phat (Large Cache is no longer needed and doesn’t improve performance and can be used elsewhere)

- Reduce Texel Cache size after large Texel ( >64K ) is used. Fixes crash on Phat (Tetrisphere goes in game on Phat and SSV doesn’t crash when using select.)

- Reduced intrafont memory usage (Used low mem font options)

- Changed default deadzone to 28 to work better with “Well loved” PSPs

- Cleaned-up more compiler warnings

If you’ve got more things to request from a Nintendo 64 emulator, do say so in the comments section. I am sure the makers of this useful emulator will be ablt to accommodate our humble requests.

Download Daedalus x64 rev.430

Homebrew developer  pen @ ClassG has just released an all-new version of his popular plugin, Macrofire. This 3.0.9 version supersedes your PSP controls to the max. Macrofire can remap buttons, adjust the analog nub sensitivity, enable rapidfire on whichever button and also record and execute button macros.

Here’s a translated changelog for this version:

- Status notification to correct the problem from ON to OFF to stop the game and had to switch

Not so much change has been made in this latest version although version 3.0.8 commanded several changes from the past updates. But still, this download is worthy of the time it will take for you to load and install the game. Holler below for comments or suggestions!

Download Macrofire v3.0.9 Released

Kojima Production has just detailed the demo version of MGS: Peace Walker they will be playing at the coming TGS 09. So for those of you who are waiting for a bit of a news regarding the playable version, here is your chance to get to know more about the game.

There are two ways to play the demo, according to Kojima. You can line up and get a copy of the demo version at the TGS, or you can download the playable demo from the Demo Download Areas.

The version in the Demo Play Area is different, however, because it contains one extra mission that is not included in the downloadable demo. Those who will be playing the demo will also get a t-shirt, special badge, and a TGS-exclusive PSP button attachment.

Here are more details:

Tutorial/Opening (1 Player) – This mission includes the introduction of the story, the explanation of the control schematics, and a training session. Recommend for first-time players.

Neutralize the Stronghold (1 – 2 Players) – This is a sneaking mission in which the player must neutralize a base that is under enemy control. For intermediate players.

Infiltrate the Mountain Facility (1 – 2 Players) – This is a sneaking mission in which the player must infiltrate an enemy facility that is located in a mountainous region. For intermediate players.

Tank Battle (1 – 4 Players) – This mission’s goal is the disarmament of the enemy tank and reinforcements. For advanced players.

The downloadable version will also not include the “Infiltrate the Mountain Facility” mission. Those who will download it must also make sure that their PC or laptop has 6.00 firmware and 200MB free space in their memory sticks.

Bored with your usual PSP look? I mean, black seems to be “in” these days, but there’s still no comparison if you can get your PSPs to look funky and cool. With the XCM Bling Faceplates, you will be able to convert your PSP into an ordinary-looking console into something that will match your outfit, style, and even your mood.

The XCM Bling Faceplate is a complete customization kit for your PSP. Available in red, blue, green and violet. The XCM Bling Faceplates, however, is only compatible with the 3000 series (sorry for those who owns a PSP 1000 or 2000). The kit includes all buttons and tools required for installation, and even protects your PSP screen with the built-in protector.

Let’s just hope that this will soon be available for other PSP versions.

If you’re a great fan of the Guitar Hero, then here is the chance for you to play something akin to it on your PSPs. As its title probably tells you, the game combines the strategic features of the popular Guitar Hero game and that of an actual guitar plucking.

According to its coder manaxed, he is still pretty new with creating homebrew games using LUA so we should bear with him when we noticed some bugs that needed to be fixed especially in the start up menu. But comments are, of course, welcome so better to holler below if you find something that needs to be altered or fixed. Hopefully, the next version would be better than this.

So far, it has been pretty useful and entertaining for me. If you’re into a monotonous but highly challenging game, then this one is for you.

Download TUNE ME GUITAR! v0.1