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USpeed and Darlinko came up with their project “T-Darlinko Overdose” which is a sequel to T-Darlinko, the first game developed for the USpeed Game Engine. It’s a Tetris like game with many enhancements. Features: Play 4 T-Darlinko games at the same time on a cube. Adventure mode featuring a story, a world map, different levels, and different endings. Quick play … Read more
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Beatbox by Babkock is a drum machine for the PSP. There are four sound sets: rock and roll drums, hip hop drums, bongo drums, and tones. Beatbox is fun to jam along freely, or to play along with your favorite songs using the built-in music player.
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CubeMania by Sand3r is a PSP homebrew application featuring 3 small puzzle games, called FillUp, Matrix and Slide. They’re all quite similar to each other as they have the same design and idea: a game board that’s made out of cubes, basically just squares. Quote: FillUp – it’s about filling up the game board so, it doesn’t contain free spaces … Read more
Island Wars for PSP is similar to a Tower Defense Game. In Invasion mode you control a cannon on a island in the ocean and you are attacked by many different types of enemies. You have to defend your island and shoot down the enemies. But they fly above your palms and destroy them. To prevent this you fire with … Read more
PSP Claw Explorer is a multi function explorer for your PSP, programmed with LuaDEV.
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Shell by Arnold and A_Nub is a shell application for PSP working on PSP 1000, PSP 2000 (+ extended RAM) , PSP 3000 (+ extended RAM) and PSP GO (+ extended RAM + Multi-Device Support).
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You’re a tiny thunder fellow trying to pass through some king of dangerous thunderstorm!
In “3D Roll” it’s all about a tiny ball falling off the screen, until it gets stopped – basically a classic “Fall Down” game.
“Take The Ball” is a rather simple and odd game, where you have to lock a moving ball in a specific area of the screen. It’s coded in Lua…
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PSP Genesis Competition 2011 is a coding competition for Playstation Portable devices. It’s still running till 15th May 2011. Check out their main page for official rules. There are 4750$ worth of prizes to win!