The Good Bookr is a Bible reader for the Sony PSP, based on the open source Bookr ebook reader. Unlike other Bible releases for the PSP, The Good Bookr is a standalone compiled program, not a set of images or web pages. The Good Bookr uses SQLite to store, search, and retrieve Bible texts. It also uses Danzeff OSK for [&hellip

Notaz has been working on a port of PicoDrive to the PSP, which is finally out to the public. Here are the release notes: There seemed to be some demand for Sega CD/Mega CD emulator for PSP, so after doing the Gizmondo port I decided to port PicoDrive, my Genesis/MegaDrive/Sega CD/Mega CD emulator, to PSP. Well I don’t really like [&hellip

Mediumgauge has done it again and presents us an update to his file browser/explorer “PSP Filer”. Changes: general: – reduced cyrillic font size of UTF-8 and Cyrillic-1251 charset. – added a feature to re-order XMB icons. filer: – fixed a bug Filer was crashed when it plays a large wav file. – fixed a bug Filer was crashed when it [&hellip

Graphics library for gp2x. Includes 2D, 3D, Text, Time, Joystick, and Sound (ogg) functions. Includes working example code, and .gpe files

Chuck Norris Facts DS is out… it doesn’t need further information, beside that the program is in french language

The team behind Giana’s Return pulled out a teaser-video of Level 1, it’s hosted on youtube

PSP GNU CHESS is a chess game for PSP. Changes: – IR Keyboard support – Add Option to highlight last move – Display captured and promoted pieces – Add virtual keyboard to enter PGN filename – Load and Save PGN game file – Fix joypad/pad speed issue

A_SN ported donskeeto’s Cave Copter game from GP32 to the GP2x. It’s a classic Chopper game, navigate your Chopper without touching walls or colliding, but collect the coins 😉

The sourcecode to Sakya’s MP3 player for PSP is now available via google-code

Al-Quran v1.2 for PlayStation Portable has been released. For this update, the memory problem has been extremely reduced. No more memory problems arouse. The download is 66mb strong. Thanks to http://www.dcemu.co.uk for the news