In the past months, we have posted a download link for the PSP Tool, which is basically a homebrew application allowing you to handle various Pandora and other common PSP tasks like checking the memory stick IPLs, backing and restoring the battery’s EEPROM, IdStorage, converting the battery to service mode, etc.

There are many more tasks the PSP Tool can do but of course, listing them all down here would mean we’ll have to occupy the whole webpage. But when before we only have a slightly insignificant version of this homebrew application, we are now gifted with its first full version–the…

Although I hate maze games like this one, I cannot stop myself from posting this particular labyrinth game for the simple reason that it actually rocks most gaming boats. I’m not sure if I mentioned this before but I specifically hate maze games because of my phobia to enclosed spaces.

The Laby PSP v0.3, however, has a pretty crisp and clean layout that does not make me feel claustrophobic at all. I tried it once and surprisingly liked the way the game goes. Homebrew coder tibolink releases this update of the labyrinth and obstacle game that takes on a few changes…

Before the release of this version, I thought PMPlayer Advance is nothing but just another homebrew application out there. Little did I know that the PPA packs an awesomeness in media playing like nothing I ever saw before. In a nutshell, PMPlayer Advance supports MKV playback at 720*480.

What the PMPlayer Advance can support are:

PMP Format V2( *.pmp ):

• Video:

AVC, main profile, level 2.1, < =480*272
MPEG-4 Part2, <=480*272

• Audio:

MP3
AAC

MP4 Format( *.mp4 ):

• Video:

AVC, baseline profile, level 1.3, <=480*272
AVC, main profile, level 2.1 or 3.0, <=720*480
MPEG-4 Part2, <=480*272

• Audio:

AAC

MKV Format( *.mkv ):

• Video:

AVC, baseline profile, level 1.3, <=480*272
AVC, main profile, level 2.1 or 3.0, <=720*480

• Audio:

AAC

The PPA is…