PSP Kick seems to be a kind of Tracker for the PSP. Get the download on it’s page. There are 2 versions available. One for PSP v1.0 and one for PSP 1.5 users. PSP users with a v1.51 or v1.52 bios CAN’T run homebrew yet.http://www.pspkick.com/

Mr. Mirikachi has released v1.28 of his GB/C emulator for the PSP. Thanks to EvilDragon for the news.

http://mirakichi.hp.infoseek.co.jp/software/RIN.html

Deadline is Sunday 23:59 GMT+2, so you still have a WHOLE WEEKEND to produce something and win a funky GameKing with a few games. Rules and allowed systems are mentioned on the rules page.http://www.pdroms.de/pdrc3_33-rules.php

News from Rockin-B:

The SEGA Saturn cannot change texture coordinates in game by hardware. This means that textures are pre-mapped and cannot change (except very few and very limited programming tricks, not worth mentioning) which is required for some of todays lightning effects.So I started to implement the generation of a texture from a big source texture using texture coordinates and expanded it to a full featured real-time texture mapping support library. Three demos were released and the 3rd new demo is really…..ahm…..really worth to look at, I think.Features of the demo are: I’m so lazy writing stuff down here. Just look at the screenshots, view the video capture and download the SEGA Saturn demo to play AFTER READING THE INCLUDED README.TXT FOR CONTROLS. Because the demo is all about using the control pad smartly. You can do a lot with it if you know how. It is no auto-demo.

http://www.rockin-b.de/

Author notes:

Hey all, I’m releasing a port of Angband 3.0.6 for the PSP tonight. For those not familiar with the game, it’s similar to the recently released Rogue Clone II, but much deeper (IMO anyways).Screenshots of the PC version of the game are available here, though my version does not look exactly the same. It’s still just as addicting as the PC version however and plays better than I expected on the PSP.Please see the ReadmePSP.txt in the zip file for controls, known issues, disclaimers, etc. The zip includes executables for both 1.0 and 1.5 firmware PSPs as well as the source code. Hope you all enjoy.As a heads up, it takes about half a minute to load the game, but after that things proceed without delays.Feel free to leave bug reports or suggestions in this thread.-abszero

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=7856Update: The file uploaded to the board seems to fail at unzipping. If you know of any other location to get this program, please let us know.

“Y”has released an updated version of his SNES9x port for the PSP.

http://ypspdev.hp.infoseek.co.jp/

HuE is a PCE/TG-16 emulator for the PSP. You can download the release from:

http://hue-e.hp.infoseek.co.jp/

Image provided by: RomsharkRomshark released a Scorched Earth remake for the PSP. Scorched Earth is a classic PC game from the DOS days where two or more tanks shoot a variety of weapons at each other, ranging from simple baby missiles, to molten napalm, to full scale nuclear weapons!

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=7851

An early alpha version of Scumm VM for the PSP has been released. ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. The clever part about this: ScummVM just replaces the executables shipped with the game, allowing you to play them on systems for which they were never designed!

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2550

PSP FTPD, a FTP client for the PSP has been updated. Changes:

Changed some error codes to improve linux ftp compatibility.

v0.2 introduced new bugs related to RETR (download) and SIZE (verify file size) commands. Corrected.

http://www.amoks.com/?rep=extra