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

Want to practice your child’s mathematical skills? Then better if you install this game in his / her Playstation Portable to evaluate the development in his counting.

Clickr, which is currently on demo version, is a pretty simple game where all you have to do is count the cars that passes by. If you count them right, you’ll automatically be taken to the next level. If you don’t get the number right, you will have to restart the level. But because this is only the demo version, there are only three levels available for this game right now.

Hopefully, if the coder gets a good response for this, there will be a full version of the game.

Download Clickr vDemo

Light_AleX just released the version 0.22 of PSN License Manager, which is a handy homebrew application that allows gamers to swap licenses in and out, and also to backup and restore PSN license from other region right to your PSP without the need to connect to your PCs.

There will also be no need to activate/re-activate your portable handhelds when you use the PSN License Manager in different regions assigning licenses to purchases PSN goods. The PSN License Manager allows up to 30 (maximum) licenses to be saved in the designated slots.

Here are the changes and fixes in this version:

Backup your PSN license.

Restore your PSN license.

Delete the backup license on the memory stick.

Toggle USB Mass Storage.

Up to 30 PSP support.

For the usage instruction, see the readme file included in the download package.

Download PSN License Manager v0.22

Homebrew coder PwnedTyler has issued two new themes for us–the Project14Xa And ProjectResistance. Both are in the format of CTF for 5.50, so I’m hoping we won’t have that much problem with installing and using it.

Project14Xa features a never-before-seen custom opening plugin, edited black PSN background, custom Hack ‘n Slash gameboot (courtesy of highboy), different keyboard clicks and a cool XMB wave.

Meanwhile, ProjectResistance has invisible icons with skull focus, invisible speaker bar and icon, custom opening plugin, custom gameboot and different XMB wave. It, however, has no PSP logo during gameboot.

So there you are, two themese for you to choose from. As usual, see first the readme file before installing such, and make sure you’ve got the right amount of memory and specs to make these themes work.

Download Project14Xa
Download ProjectResistance

The MacroFire enables PSP gamers to remap buttons and turn them into rapid fire change deadzone on NUP. It can adjust the analog nub’s sensitivity and record and playback button macros. This version has just been recently released for the PSP.

To install the MacroFire, here are the instructions from zzxxzzxx:

01. Download MacroFire v2.4.1
02. Unzip To Anywhere (Eg. Desktop)
03. Turn On PSP
04. a. Connects PSP TO PC VIA USB Cable
b. Use Card Reader To Access Memory Card
05. Go To Root Of Memory Card
06. Opens SEPLUGINS Folder (ms0:\SEPLUGINS\)
(Create Folder If It’s Not There)
07. Create (1) POPS.txt, (2) GAME.txt, (3) VSH.txt If It’s Not There
08. Open & Add ms0:/seplugins/macrofire241/macrofire.prx In All 3 *.txt
09. Copy “macrofire.prx” & “macrofire.ini” From Your Unzipped Folder And Paste It In SEPLUGINS Folder (ms0:\SEPLUGINS\macrofire.prx & ms0:\SEPLUGINS\macrofire.ini)
10. Exit USB Mode & Unplug USB (Or Insert Memory Card To PSP)
11. Hard Off your PSP (Slide & Hold Off Switch For About 3 Seconds)
12. While Holding Down R Trigger, Turn On Your PSP (You’ll Enter CFW Recovery Mode)
13. Scroll Down To Plugins And Enter
14. You Should See 3 (Or More) Lines:
macrofire.prx[vsh]
macrofire.prx[game]
macrofire.prx[pops]
15. Enable All 3 By Pressing “X” While Beside Them
16. Select “Go Back”, Then “Exit”
17. PSP Will Start Up Normally

To start the application, simply enter a game and after loading completes, press “-“ and “+” for volume. This process would automatically enter the MacroFire Start Menu.

Download MacroFire v2.4.1

Even before the Iron Man 2 the movie is released in theaters, Sega is already banking on its new game developed as a tie-in of the movie version. But although there’s the two versions share the same name, the game won’t follow the movie too closely.

The developer is said to be drawing stories from both the movie and comic book series, incorporating them and finding a middle ground for the two points to meet. The latest information about the new game revealed that we’ll be seeing Tony Stark “gifting the world with new technology in order to make it a better place.”  The technology, however, was used by the bad guys for their deeds, pushing Stark to come after them in full Iron Man combat gear.

The game will also feature enemies like the Crimson Dynamo. And in addition to the suit’s high-tech gadgets, Iron Man will also be getting some new toys and hand combat skills.

Sega is said to be targeting a 2010 spring release for the Iron Man 2. The game is being developed for PS3, PSP, Xbox 360, Wii and DS.

After the announcement that Sega will be bringing the sequel for First Valkyria Chronicles to the PSP, a fresh batch of screenshots was released early this week.

But although we are expecting an earlier release of the First Valkyria Chronicles 2 in Europe, particularly the United Kingdom, Sega has not announced any specific dates yet as to when this will come out in the Western region.

I will, of course, fail to elaborate on the pictures (Japanese-speaking gamers, enlighten us please). But I’ll leave you guys to try to decipher the characters in the pictures, and also to analyze what it says about how the game’s going to revolutionize gaming in PSPs.

Capcom has unveiled that the Fate/Unlimited Codes Portable will not be released on summer, but in early September. Thanks to the company’s announcement, we can now officially scratch summer of our PDAs. Planners or whatever, and we can begin our countdown for September.

This game is a PSP version of the arcade fighter made popular by the developer Cavia. It accommodates local multiplayers (two players), unlockables, more than 250 missions and minigames.

Fate/Unlimited Codes Portable, however, will only be made available for download (meaning, this will not be for purchase on PSP retail stores). You can pay for it online for a surprisingly low price of $29.99. Capcom will also be showcasing this game at the Comic-con in San Diego this week.

For anyone coding in the ruby train, homebrew coder Kode has compiled the Joyau version 0.8 EBOOT. This is especially made for those who are not industrious enough to create their own sources. And of course, using something off the collection rack of seasoned coders is safer in terms of encoding and interpreting.

Joyau is a Ruby interpreter for the Playstation Portable, which is slightly similar to the Lua you’ll code in Ruby. The EBOOT acts as the script interpreter.

As you can seriously jeopardize all these ruby interpreting when not done properly here are the things you need to now about the Joyau v0.8:

* Copy the “script.rb” file (your Ruby code) into the same directory as the Joyau EBOOT.
* The Joyau EBOOT is compiled with PSP_FW_VERSION = 371.
* Try LEDA or Time Machine if you’re experiencing problems with executing the EBOOT.

This need-to-knows are, of course, published during the first release of the Joyau ruby interpreter, so be careful since there are new fixes in this update.

Download Joyau v0.8: Ruby Interpreter for the PSP

Here’s one of my favorite characters in PSP–Asuka Kazam. This Japanese-punching (and poking) fighter is one of the most commonly used charcters in the popular series of games, Tekken 6. And ever since her debut, we have seen her develop some interesting battle moves.

Her good launch moves, versatile juggles (you’ll see her feet do some tap-tapping on the floor), quick pokes and her variations of high and low attacks equally made her in league to my own Lily. This trailer will actually convince you why Asuka is a force to reckon with (not to mention that she’s got incredible-looking wardrobe too).

Being at the receiving end of any of Asuka’s combo would give you one hell of a blackeye (if it’s in real life, of course) and would knock you out for good. See your life meter quickly decreases from every punch and combo kicks you’ll get from Asuka.

Tekken 6 will be available for Playstation 3, Xbox 360 and PSP.

What do you say we feature Tekken 6’s Steve Fox? You probably know by now I’m a big fan of the series, so I basically gather anything I can about the popular franchise game.

Tekken’s Steve Fox is a middleweight boxing champion from England (atleast that’s what his story tells in the game). And if you’re smart enough, you’re going to notice that Steve always wear his red and blue boxing gloves. Steve’s rapid-punching moves are has been a fan favorite ever since his debut. No one punches like him among all the characters in Tekken. And though he doesn’t have that much kick-ass ability (like other characters), his punching combinations can knock you out in seconds.

Steve’s speedy boxing abilities can pretty much throw you out of the game. If you’ve been punch one time, expect two or more three punches to follow after that. Watch out for Steve in Tekken 6. Steve will be boxing fans’ official hero in Tekken.