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Homebrew Applications

Xmb Launcher v1.00 Drops

January 13, 2009
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An awesome application for homebrew lovers is now circulating: Xmb-Launcher v1.00, from Smokescreen, promises to be a very handy utility that’ll make home-cooked goodness a little more accessible for everybody. Here’s the instruction list:

  • dd xmblauncher(pwr or nopwr*).prx to vsh.txt
  • add your favorite game to xmbgame1_RUP.txt or xmbgame2_RDOWN.txt
  • add your favorite homebrew to xmbpbp1_RUP.txt or place all hb content in xmbpbp2_LDOWN folder
  • enable xmblaucher(pwr or nopwr*).prx in cfw recovery menu
  • start xmb menu and press L+UP to launch hb#1 or L+DOWN to load hb#2 out of the xmbpbp2_LDOWN folder or press R+UP to launch game#1 or R+DOWN to load game#2

Grab this handy application and rock…

Despertar del Cementerio v8 Available For Mind-Boggling Fun With MMS Sticks

January 13, 2009
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The Despertar del Cementerio tool, developed by underground homebrew legend Dark_AleX, is now available as version 8. Users can now create MMS sticks that go directly to 5.00 M33-4. This will not work with the PSP-3000 or on anything with the TA-088v3 motherboard, so too bad, for all y’all three-thou’ers who had your fingers crossed.

Mad props to Dark AleX for staying savvy with the hardware interface software, and thanks for all his hard work and devotion to the scene. Show him some respect on the boards.

Download DC v8

MacroFire v2.4.1 Drops To The Squealing Adulation of Adoring Fans

January 13, 2009
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The MacroFire plugin, developed by the homebrew code samurai known as “pen”, has been updated to version 2.4.1. This is a multi-functional plugin that does things like remap buttons, changes the analog stick’s sensitivity, and implements a rapid-fire mode.

Unfortunately, you need to know Japanese to understand the technical stuff of the plugin, as that’s what the readme’s written in. Run it through a translator to get a gist of the functionalities.

The following changes have been made to the plugin in this version:

  • macrofire.ini new “AlternativeButtons” “Remap” “Rapidfire” “Macro” section added. Manual_ini.txt more information.
  • Analog stick to adjust the menu to add a…

Xplora 1.8 Is Now Available, Enjoy!

January 8, 2009
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The man known only as ne0h has dropped a new update for Xplora, which is a PSP file management utility and a clutch download for those in the know. The new version allows for easy sorting of homebrew on the Memory Stick. Enjoy the fully functional text editor and the expanded support for Vorbis audio.

* Now at startup the CPU clock is setted to 222Mhz ( 333 is no longer needed )
* Improved the “Zip manager” that have some bugs in the previous release
* Added automatic management in the messagebox
* Added new GUI elements to the main windows manager
* Added…

PSP Pandora Deluxe v3.1 Drops As The Sun Rises

January 8, 2009
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Fans of the application PSP Pandora Deluxe will be happy to know that its developer, DJB, has just released a new update. The program prepares the PSP Memory Stick to be used with the Pandora Battery. It doesn’t change your battery to Pandora, but it does copy programs to the Memory Stick. You can make the change manually.

What’s New:
Cleaned up the app a little bit, added a Status screen, and updated Hold+ to 3.5.

Requirements:
- A PC with Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista and .NET Framework v2.0.
- A PSP with USB Cable and 1.50 or 3.xx/4.xx/5.xx M33 Custom Firmware Installed.
(This is needed for creating…

LightMP3 v2.0.0 RC1 Music Player Gets Even More Excellent

January 8, 2009
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Fans of the popular homebrew application LightMP3 by underground code warrior Sakya will appreciate his latest effort: a much-awaited update to the software that adds some fresh new details, energy-saving features, and better file support.

Music freaks from the homebrew gangland will love the across-the-board support for MP3, ATRAC3, FLAC, and OOGG Vorbis formats. Broad power-saving functionality gets the battery life to about nine hours with the screen at its dimmest setting, and up to 11 hours with the screen off.

Some other fresh updates to the functionality include a better sort function in the Media Library, expanded support for filenames with…

Bullet Physics 2.70 Makes Projectile Science Available To Homebrewers

January 8, 2009
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Put down that kitschy lager you’ve been sipping on all night while trying to figure out what to do next with your amazing life and check out Bullet Physics 2.70. Authored by the mysterious Erwin Coumans, the latest drop of this tasty homebrew development package is a fully open source physics engine that’s got spinal code for both soft and rigid body dynamics as well as three-dimensional collision detection.

So far, the libraries have only been tried out on the PSP Slim. Included in the available download are few demos for you to peruse. Don’t lose too much sleep over this,…

Another Revision For jpcsp v0.1, Your New Favorite Emulator

January 8, 2009
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Keeping our heads ringing with fresh homebrew, the jpcsp team (with Shadow at the helm – hi from the bleachers!) drops a fresh revision for jpcsp v0.1. Revision 866 promises a lot of bug fixes, but also includes some further optimization. Expect better gameplay all around visually thanks to a jacked-up framerate.

Really, just try it out. Ain’t gonna hurt, and you’ll be nerding out to a fake PSP built with real Java code. Stay plugged in for more about jpcsp as it drops. You can peruse the online forums dedicated to this release, wherein much epic nerdy has already ensued.…

BakonICE 1.80 Drops As The New Year Gets Rolling

January 8, 2009
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Word from the front is that the popular homebrew project, BakonICE, is steaming ahead, and its developer, NoEffex, has made version 1.80 available to us peons. This is a tasty little home-cooked update that hosts the Socom FTB2 Cheat Device. Some tidbits from the changelog, for those of you in the know:

Flicker bug caused by _pspDebugScreenClearLine was resolved. Anti-Server lock is now removed. Animations applier has been added as a replacement for the anti-server lock. Mega overflow dilemma that gummed up version 1.70 of BakonICE was resolved.  A few other bugs got addressed, too.

We’ll keep our eyes on this project…

GoblinPSP Update Drops, Cheers Heard From The Heart Of Nerddom

January 8, 2009
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In case you haven’t heard, the PSP hackers over there in the boot of the Mediterranean have been drumming up a fresh new homebrew application that’s been deemed GoblinPSP. Italian PSP community member Moscas describes the application as a “utility multifunction PC.”

Available here, there’s a changelog included so you can track some of the updates from the previous version. The most notable fix is the clean-up of a major bug that caused the program to stop working on mosty systems. The current drop is available in both Italian and English.

Load this one up and try it out. We hear it…