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

Imagine you’re waiting in a foreign place and you have your PSP with you to wile away your time, but then you have to buy something and you realize that you don’t know the exact conversion of that foreign currency to your home money, what would you do? Homebrew coder uPSP_08 delivers his latest version of PSPMoney, which allows you to convert foreign currencies from one to another.

The changelog for version 3 is as follows:
- Now a total of 35 currencies (for gold and Iraqi dinar away)
- New intro screen with loading bar
- Exchange rate updates are now coming from the European Central Bank
- The language is automatically selected (can also be set manually)
- All code is now in a file, sort code and improves
- All the necessary images / variables are loaded at the start => run faster in the program itself

I think PSPs are making life and organizing a lot easier for us through these homebrew applications that are getting more practical by the day. Do check back in for more updates regarding this foreign currency converter. Who knows, coder uPSP_08 may actually complete all 178 currencies in his next update.

A new homebrew application by coder SuperFury1 has just been released. The EBOOT2ISO, once installed, will allow you to convert your PBP files to ISO on a specified directory folder.

This application (for the PC) will let you type your destination directory. After doing so, just press “convert” and the software will make a PSP ISO directory structure with your EBOOT.PBP’s files in the directory you specify. But before the application allows you to continue, make sure that the directory you have specified has been created already.

After using this app, go to the PSP_GAME directory created in your directory to make yourself a PSP ISO file. According to the coder, this has been tested through UMDGen using 4.0 build 61205.01.

Homebrew coder Pleaser brings us his latest brew to date–the Taupe Chrono. The goal of this homebrew game is to hit as many moles as possible in the alloted time.

To hit a mole, you must press the button corresponding to the hole. The moles, however, are rogues so everytime you hit a mole, they automatically multiply. You have 100 seconds or 1 minute and 40 seconds to hit all moles and finish each level.

This first version game has three levels of play–there’s easy, medium and difficult. Each level of difficulty decreases the time during which the moles are on air.

Perhaps, this is not the best brew we have seen so far, but I can guarantee that once you get the hang of this you will also begin to appreciate this game.

Didn’t I just posted an update for this application? Anyway, here’s another one from PSP CheatUp’s raing3. The PSP CheatUp is a handy homebrew app designed to simplify the organization of cheat codes update by using PSP’s WiFi  capability.

What’s new with this version are:
- Added: Support for starPR and HackME.
- Added: Detection of bluePR.
- Fixed: Download errors which happened after a failed download attempt.
- Fixed: If no cheat engine was active no item would be selected by default in the cheat engine select lateral menu.
- Other: Increased message buffer sizes to 16KB so I can show you longer update messages and notices.

This latest update also now supports DarkCheat, DayPR, FreeCheat, IcyPR, starPR and HackME. It also has a lot of bugs fixed by its maker.

The PRXdecrypter just got an update from its coder, jas0nuk. This homebrew application allows you to extract and decrypt the modules that Prx contains in the official firmware, custom firmware and games and demos.

Here’s the changelog for PRXdecrypter v2.3:
- Added the option “Analyze files” which shows information about the files unmodified
- User module keys Appearances 6:00
- Fixed some bugs related to the decryption – extra data added to the decrypted files
- Rewrote the kernel modules 2.xx + to allow so fewer external files and a cleaner code
- Rewrote the part of code compression on

PRXdecrypter also allows you to decrypt the file EBOOT.bin as well as the game decrypter recently released by coder Yoshihiro.

Homebrew coder Yoshihiro might have another reason to upgrade his homebrew apps since the number one multitasking shell–AhMan’s iR Shell–is not compatible with a PSP running on 5.50 GEN. It’s good to see that competition is stiff these days as I am beginning to feel like less and less updates are being posted for our favorite homebrew applications.

iR Shell, which works for PSP Slim, l allows you to run two applications simultaneously and switch between them with a hotkey. The app’s multitasking capabilties, however, are best suited with certain PSP specifications, so make sure that you have read as much information as you can get regarding the Shell before you install it.

But for those of you who has it installed already, download the GEN patch and copy it to your PSP. After doing so, run the patch, and quit is so it will automatically self-destruct. From there, the iR Shell will run like a genius.