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emericaska8r released an updated version of his cardgame "Egyptian Ratscrew". Read more about Egyptian Ratscrew v2.0 (PSP Lua Game)

Times of War is a homebrew for PlayStation Portable. James Mack's on his adventure to avenge his best friend's death and get the answers he so rightfully deserves! Read more about Times of War v4.0 (PSP Game)

Asterz is a "community project" game. Give the author your impressions and suggestions, and he will try to include it in this game. Read more about Asterz (Build 2) (PSP Game)

PuzzleManiak is a partial port of the Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection on Nintendo DS. Read more about PuzzleManiak v2.5 (NDS Game)

Seems a new version of SNEmulDS will be out soon. Here is some information directly from it's homepage: Read more about SNEmulDS v0.6 soon (SNES emu for NDS)

Well... unfortunatly the competition results are delayed till next weekend. One of the judges was short on time and will hand over his results the next few hours. Read more about PDRC 3.667 – Compostatus update (misc)

Here comes Lua-Player adjusted for M33's custom firmware at version 3.71. Read more about Lua Player M33-v3.71 (PSP misc)

You can use eBuddy PSP to chat with all your MSN / AIM / Yahoo! / Google Talk buddies, in one single buddy list. It has full emoticon support :-D and is available in English, Deutsch, Espanol, Francais, Magyar, Italiano, Arabic, Nederlands, Portugues and Pt. Brasileiro. More translations will be added soon. Read more about eBuddy PSP (PSP misc)

NIGaShootuh is a fun space shoot em up. If you have a OE/M33/SE firmware then copy the "NIGaShootuh BETA 2" folder to the GAME150 directory inside of PSP on the root of your memory stick. If you have 1.50 then you will have to kxploit the eboot and copy it to the game folder. if you are on any other homebrew able firmware then put it in the GAME folder. Read more about NIGaShootuh (Beta 2) (PSP Game)

iCry writes: "It was rumored last week, and Apple has now confirmed it: 'Apple said today that a firmware update to the iPhone due to be released later this week "will likely result" in SIM-unlocked iPhones turning into very expensive bricks... So what are users of SIM-unlocked iPhones to do? Not run the latest software update, that's for sure. Users can instead pray to the hacking deities - the famed iPhone Dev Team that released the free software unlock, and iPhoneSIMfree, which released a commercial software unlock - to write applications that will undo the unlocks, as it were, if those users want to run the latest iPhone software.'" Read more about Upcoming Firmware Will Brick Unlocked iPhones (iPhone misc)