PSP Cheats & hacks – Sony PSP Games, Themes, Wallpapers, Cheat Downloads

Homebrew coder patpat has issued a new update for his PC program, the CTFtool GUI. This homebrew app allows you to create themes for your PSP that is compatible with CXMB. It also allows you to extract files from the themes’ format.

The changelog for this version is as follows:

- Support for pspboot_plugin.prx

- MPS to PMF, you can copy gameboot.mps or pspboot.mps in / vsh / resource

- Support for 5:03 CTF PSP-3000

- E ‘can convert the topmenu_plugin.rco

- The “Information Board” of topmenu_icon.rco will use the icon of the “LocationFree Player” or “Online Instruction”

- During the conversion from 5.00 to 5.50, the application will automatically delete the following files: osk_plugin.prx, osk_plugin_500.prx, osk_utility.rco, satelite.prx, msvideo_main_plugin.prx and sysconf_plugin.prx.

The coder also removed some files that includes game_plugin.prx, game_plugin.rco, msvideo_main_plugin.rco, music_main_plugin.prx, paf.prx, visualizer_plugin.prx, vshmain.prx, common_gui.prx, vshmain.prx and paf.prx. According to patpat, domestic policy at PSP-ITA does not allow the posting of such files in the forum.

However, if you are insistent, you can use the PSARDUMPER to extract these files from their firmware.

Download CTFtool GUI v3.0

If you’re waiting for the release and availability of the Gran Turismo for PSP, here is your chance to get your hands on the real action. Target store has just put on their selves a copy of the Gran Turismo for PSP so if you’re lucky and quick enough, you might be able to play it in a few short hours.

As early as today, the Gran Turismo is available at Target stores for $39.99. The game is supposed to be released only on October 1, but it seems that Target got to it first before any other major game stores out there. I am not sure what Target store the picture was taken but judging solely from this one little photo, it looks amazingly real. That means we can now play the popular car race game as soon as we rush to the nearest Target store.

I’m still in awe with the latest screencaps I have seen of the Gran Turismo but knowing that it can now be purchased must have brought joy to hundreds out there waiting for the official release of Gran Turismo.

Raing3, the maker of EBOOTs PSP Tool and PSP Action Replay Converter, just came out with yet another homebrew application that will deliver one more trick for the homebrew world: the PSP CheatUp v0.10.

According to the developer, PSP CheatUp “is an application designed to simplify the task of updating the cheat codes” through the PSPs WiFi connection. The application can automatically detect and install cheats for CheatMaster Fusion, coderPR, CWCheat and NitePR. The cheat files are being hosted by GBAtemp.

Some users have been complaining its compatibility with other PSP models as it caused some to crash but if you can make it work correctly, an application that organizes your PSP cheats is a must for all game addicts.

Download PSP CheatUp v0.20

For those of you who are waiting for a new update, take this time to crack your knuckles and begin downloading, installing and enjoying the generous updates by the JPCSP team. This PSP emulator for Windows is written in Java language, and can play some commercial and homebrew games.

Here’s the changelog for this version:
- Revision 1189: Added “enableMpeg” as a compatibility option. Increased “Recent” entries from 4
- Revision 1188: Improved MPEG handling (only enabled when “sceMpeg.enableMpeg = true”, this shou
- Revision 1187: Fix for sceKernelLoadExec
- Revision 1186: SasCore: avoid NullPointerException
- Revision 1185: TMAP_TEXTURE_PROJECTION_MODE_NORMAL successfully tested with “Ape Escape on the
- Revision 1184: Added tests for vi2c and vi2uc in vfputest, confirming Jpcsp current implementat

Download below and check in again for comments, suggestions and feedbacks.

Download JPCSP v0.3 revision 1189

Thanks to latest release by homebrew developer Yoshihiro, we can now install custom firmware 5.50 GEN-B2 directly on the PSP without a patch. Yoshihiro has dropped a new version of XGEN Updater And XGEN Pandora DC8 Converter.

This application will let you install the 5.50 GEN-B2 into any PSP Fat and Slim TA-79 > TA-88V2 from any custom firmware or kernel exploit without the need for a patch. For those of you who has the firmware 5.50 installed, simply put your updater on root of you memory stick renamed 5.50PBP. You can also use it to restore any official firmware on the Slim and Fat.

More, you can install any TT’s firmware on PSP Fat when you need to put your eboot.php on roots of your memory stick like the X:/EBOOT.PBP. You can also convert your old DC8 magic memory stick in shiny 5.50 GEN-B2.

To do this, “Just select in the XGEN option Install XGEN pandora and restart your psp don’t forget to put the 5.50 eboot.pbp updater on root of your ms renamed in 550.pbp. to bypass the battery check please connect your AC cord,” according to the developer.

A word of caution though, this application could brick your PSP so be careful when installing it.

Download XGEN UPDATER DC + UPDATER + testing tool

A new revision of the homebrew application created by Brunni–the OSLib–is now released with libraries being able to handle two-dimensional graphics and audio to PSP. Thanks to Sakya, we can now have an update of this once-popular homebrew app.

OSLib MOD 1.1.0 changelog:

Added: VFPU Math Library libpspmath version 4 by MrMriCE

Added: Remote Control Functions

Added: Browser for Sony (see the sample)

Added: oslDrawStringf oslDrawStringf (0, 0, “Test string% i”, 1)

Added: adhoc functions (based on adhoc pspZorba’s sample)

Added: Switched to libjpeg to load jpg

Added: Switched to intraFont 0:31

Added: functions to save or delete a saved without multi list (thanks to Valantin)

Fixed: debug console

Fixed: minor bugs

The download also includes the source code of the project, which will enable you to tweek with a few things in the application.

Download OSLib MOD 1.1.0

Homebrew coder Art has just released the latest update of his cool application, the AVEC– a GPS for the PSP. Now with the 3D terrain and improved MPI routines, this is probably the best version of this much-needed app.

Version 6 is composed of the following changes:

Implemented 3D terrain view mode for topographic maps with two configurable terrain exaggeration levels.

Fixed bug present only in user mode version where the grid was not rotating with map while in GPS mode.

Removed canvas size option from the configuration menu.

Changed position indicator slightly to improve visibility.

Added street names to map display at highest zoom level if street names are available in the map file.

Fixed zoom routine to ensure highest zoom level is always available.

Changed the default GPS mode zoom level to the highest zoom level.

Removed delays in image capture routine that were not supposed to be present in any public release.

Improved the look and the control of scrolling in the configuration menu.

Sound now works in GPS mode for user mode version only. USB GPS routines are running in a dedicated thread.

Implemented new compressed mpi file format resulting in faster map file searching and smaller file size.

The PSP-290 USB GPS unit can now be plugged in after the user mode version of the program has started.

Fixed bug in mpi converter routine. Program would crash if a street name began with an open bracket character.

Program no longer adjusts the PSP clock speed. By default, the PSP will run at 222MHz.

The download also includes an MP Converter Tool since leaning on the PSP to do the conversion of maps might take forever. This version also has a turn-by-turn navigation feature, so you might as well download it for you to test it on the road.

Download AVEC V6

For those of you waiting for the release of the PSP Go this October 1, hold on to your seat for this exciting news. When PSP Go launches on October 1 it will come with 16,000 downloadable content, so you can choose at your heart’s desire what games and applications you want for your new toy.

Of course, the figure is not at all new content. Some of those counted are already available for download on the Playstation Network. Here’s a breakdown of what you can get come October 1:

225 downloadable games (full PSP titles, PSN exclusives, UMD legacy titles and Minis)

2,300 movies

13,300 TV episodes

And because retailers are criticizing Sony PSP Go’s download-only model, Sony will be letting retailers sell Playstation Network Game Cards, which will contain voucher codes that will allow you to download a game for your PSP Go. Voucher-friendly games include Gran Turismo, Patapon 2, Daxter and God of War: Chains of Olympus.

With this new application, your PSP has just become the modern pen and paper. The app has an intuitive interface as well as smooth and clear visuals. This is indeed homebrew coder dangee’s creation for the PSP.

TxtoPS, however, doesn’t work on custom firmware 5.50 GEN-B. Also, as written in its readme file, only M33 custom firmwares are supported by the app. But it does work with PSP 1000 running on 5.00 M33-6. The TxtoPS got an IR keyboard support too although if you’d want to use a PalmOne Universal Wireless keyboard, it would probably not work also.

Remember to check out the readme file first before installing this application as details of the IRDA support and other important things on the changelog is included in it.

Download TxtoPS V

We have a new addictive game in our hands with the creation of homebrew coder raveous–the third version of Brox. It is a simple game that is quite engaging.

This board game that is based on PGE Lua is good for busting a few quick minutes especially if you have time to spare. The objective of the game is to dominate your opponent by capturing the most number of blocks. Press right, left, down and up to direct the game, and press select to reset the game.

Pressing the square, triangle, circle and cross buttons, meanwhile, will allow you to create walls around the perimeter you have already captured.

Enjoy the game, and holler below for comments!

Download BROX v.3