Image provided by: MXSMSX has coded a”Button Logger”for the PSP.http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t

Franxis improved his MAME port for the GP32 a lot. The source-code and a binary are available from it’s official page. The changes are: TheGrimReaper: General frontend working !!!. Only a FXE file is needed in GPMM subfolder (mamegp32.fxe). All other FXE’s are placed in GPMMMAMEGP32. Please delete old FXE’s from GPMM folder. NOTE: It is NOT mandatory to use [&hellip

Today I had the pleasure to interview”Memblers”, webmaster ofNESdev. If you are interested in the NES homebrew scene this might be for you. http://www.pdroms.de/interview_memblers.php

Release notes: For those of you who are new to the forums, Tank AI is my one player version of Combat. I started it two years ago as a class project and had made a playable version. It was good enough that Digital Eclipse gave it the honor of including it in the Atari Anthology. Unfortunately the computer was not [&hellip

Image provided by: NielsA classic rotating cube made by Nils. It requires the Lua-Player for PSP.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2682&start

Christopher has released an improved version of PSP Chess. It’s basicly a port of BACE (Bowron – Abernethy Chess Engine, AKA Boo’s Chess Engine), a chess engine which Christopher had coded with a partner. Changes in this release: I’ve been working on getting the infrastructure set up for networking so most of the changes are not user visible changes. The [&hellip

PSP Schedule allows you to have basic PDA capabilities by providing schedule and address book functions. This is also the first homebrew program to make use of Arwin van Arum’s P-Sprint text entry system. Changes in v0.25: 12-hour time format (AM/PM) now fully supported Date is shown in red on the calendar if something is scheduled for that day Selected [&hellip

Image provided by: EvilDragon“Mrs. Mopp”needs to keep her room tidy and clean. This is a conversion of an old Spectrum game. A similar version of this game (but with beer and different graphics) has been entered in PDRC #3.33 and was called”Mr. Catflap”. Thanks to EvilDragon for the news.http://www.gp32x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,27,

The recently held”Neo Coding Competition 2005″has ended and all entries are available for download. There were many interesting projects. If you are a fan of NDS homebrewn you should definatly have a peek on the submissions. http://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?board

Image provided by: Matan GillonWindows 95 on the PSP? Matan Gillon makes it possible. He ported the Open-Source x86 emulator to the PSP. Read more: Yes, it’s true. I’ve managed to run Windows 95 and Linux on the PSP. I’ve done it by porting the excellent open source x86 emulator Bochs. Windows 95 actually runs quite well but don’t expect [&hellip