Ultimate Flash Operation is a flasher for PSP, cfw 3.30/3.40 OE-A, IE-A, LE-A, with many features. Read more about Ultimate Flash Operation v2.1 (PSP Application)
Category: Playstation Portable
PSP Filer is a file browser and file explorer for the PSP. It also supports viewing pictures and other things. Read more about PSP Filer v5.4
Team Emergency Exit bring us a new update to their Quake 2 port for PSP. Detailed information along with the download can be obtained from their page. Read more about Quake 2 (Beta 3) (PSP Game Port)
Ultimate Flash Operation is a new flasher for PSP, cfw 3.30/3.40 OE-A, IE-A, LE-A, with many features:
-- Unlimited Themes
-- Flash a countless number of files: Read more about Ultimate Flash Operation (PSP Application)
PSP Time Baby is a clock application for the PSP. Read more about PSP Time Baby v4c (PSP Application)
PSPLock - Keep out unwanted users! Read more about PSPLock (PSP Application)
Some of you probably remember these awesome machines called Amstrad CPC, Atari ST or Amiga.. At this time (1990-1995), a common activity for programmers was to accomplish impressive visual effects demonstrating how powerful their machine was. It's made of 5 different parts, powered by some awesome musics and original graphics made by Yoyo and Mat. Read more about Recession Maxidemo (PSP Demo)
Mediumgauge has released a new version of his file browser PSP-Filer. Thanks to http://dcemu.co.uk for the news. Read more about PSP Filer v3.6 (PSP Application)
Mathieulh is one of the pillars of the big foundations that is our PSP scene. His journey in the PSP scene spotlight started with his now-defunct team, SonyXTeam. He then went on to work with other scene greats like Dark AleX and the N00bz team, giving us great things in the form of downgraders, custom firmwares and many other things that you and I might not know about. Read more about Interview with Mathieulh (PSP misc)
This is a PSP adoptation of Hex-A-Hop, a puzzle game based on hexagonal tiles, by Tom Beaumont. The objective is simply to destroy all the green hexagonal tiles on each of the 100 levels. As you progress through the game, more types of tiles are introduced which make things more difficult and interesting. Read more about Hex-A-Pop (PSP Game)