Free PSP Games, Downloads, Themes And More
There was a time when Sk8 Dice is a mere iPhone application that friends, and friend of friends, would borrow iPhones just so they can play with the app. But then, Exogan brings us the Playstation Portable version of the infamous game. Sk8 Dice for PSP is based on real dices and is specially made… [Continue Reading]
Daaa57150 is on to bigger things so he does not have time anymore to rebuild a new version of the DJ Drops. So if anyone else likes to pick up developing this homebrew, the final release can be found here including the source code. This game is not yet finished so those who would want… [Continue Reading]
Who ever said that the Playstation Portable is only for action-packed games like the Tekken series and EA sports? I for one have always been fond of playing those classic board games that have been turned into an instant sensation the moment they were “computerized.” Broodjekaas92 has just released his first homebrew game for the… [Continue Reading]
The inspired anarchical implementer, Art, has just cooked up a truly interesting piece of ‘brew that’s designed from the top down to allow y’all to find and edit monochrome and 256-color bitmaps that are lurking within firmware files. Unlike older, but similar, homebrew applications, Bitmap Hunter does allow you to make changes to the images… [Continue Reading]
Emerging steaming hot from the cauldron is a terrific little piece of homebrew called PSPLBreakout2, and, like its name wholeheartedly suggests, it’s a rendition of Breakout: That game with all the little bricks up top, the paddle on the bottom, and a ball bouncing back and forth in between. Its programmer, the undeniably talented Michael… [Continue Reading]
Coming in on a day that’s loaded with great homebrew drops, PSPNotes finally get an update: The clever cook Mickael2054 has released PSPNotes v2, and it looks like the program bears a bunch of new developments. The new version of PSPNotes completely overhauls the original version, looking fresher and running faster than ever before. Here’s… [Continue Reading]
PSPVC, the popular homebrew application cooked up by developer Nick Swardh, just arrived on Earth as version 3.50. Tons of new improvements, GUI changes, and new features are included in this new release. Here’s the changelog for PSPVC v3.50: Added a “preview” option that displays the current converted videoframe All settings (Framerate, Resolution, Image Tweaks… [Continue Reading]
Backyard brewer Hotter has just released a new plugin for the PSP which he calls PSPconsole. The plugin features a bunch of shortcuts, utilities and games that you can call up directly from the XMB. Check out this message from Hotter: “With PSPconsole you can view memory stick, delete, copy, cut files… sort games, use… [Continue Reading]
Just popping up fresh in the game garden out back is GuitarStar v1.01, released into our gritty mitts from its developer, Festi. GuitarStar is fully compatible with Frets on Fire music, which makes it arguably the fan-favorite homebrewed Guitar Hero clone for the PlayStation Portable. Here’s the quickie changelog, just so you’re aware: Fixed a… [Continue Reading]
The savvy code cook Thullium has just released an update for his pet application, Flash0 Plugin Loader. This nifty little program drops a seplugins folder into the root of your flash0, functioning just like the seplugins folder that’s typically found on a memory stick. On top of that, it resets the buffer to the exact… [Continue Reading]
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