PSP Millionaire was updated to version 1.06. Thanks to psp-news for the news. New in this version:

Use Custom Questions added to start menu

Custom folder added. Inside this folder is a Question adder in which you can add your your own questions. Adding questions is as simple as typing in the dollar amount, typing your question, four choices, and the answer and clicking Save Question. Please read the ReadMe file for complete details. Using”Use Custom Questions”from the start menu willuse your questions in the game. There has to be at least one question per dollar amount or the game will not enter the custom mode

http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspmillionaire.shtml

Snaff just released his Frodo port for the GP2x. Frodo is a Commodore 64 emulator. Thanks to GP32x for the news.

This is an early release (I’ve only had my gp2x for 2 days) and while it’s quite playable it hasn’t yet been extensively tested and there will be more releases with many improvements soon.

http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=22126

A contact manager written in Lua has been released for the PSP by cancan. Thanks to psp-news for the news.

Manage your contacts using a vcf file layout

You can view, change, add or delete a contact

Theme support

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=14052

Image provided by: PSP NewsDeniska updated NOIZ2SA. Thanks to PSP News for the news. New in version 0.8:

ogg vorbis support: original soundtracks by Kenta Cho provided for stages 1-5 and 3 ENDLESS modes

tracker music support (s3m, xm, mod) is still in place (tracker music is provided for stages 6-10)

custom ogg, s3m,xm,mod music support: replace existing stg00.*,stg0.*-stg9.* files in sounds directory with your favorite music (there are plenty of mp3/wav/atrac –>ogg converion tools available on the net)

minor code optimizations

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=14096

Gladius has updated his snes emulator SnesDS for the NDS. Thanks to Nintendo DS Emulation News for the news.

Sound integration is substantially better now, for example, ff2 is playable At full speed with sound. Well, the small are still messed up, goal I haven’ T worked one the core much . Random lockups (ala megaman X) should Be has thing of the past (I hope!).

The sound still has some slowdown in music heavy games, goal most of the games I’ ve tried seem to run okay. The sound is also missing in some games (this problem existed before have well), and I think I’ ve almost tracked this down, goal I want to get the current build out there.

http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/snesds.shtml

Image provided by: GP32x BoardThe visual novel interpreter Waffle has been updated by NK. Thanks to GP32x for the news.

support 44100hz audio file (on old version play very slowly)

now you can use Kanon and air’s voice file (extract from console version game.)

http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,20,868

PSPAdvance version 1.01 has been released by the PSP Advance Team. Thanks to psp-news for the news.

PSPAdvance is a Media Player, Content Download System and Interactive Community application for PSP. Its revolutionary application that enables users to maximize the device’s potential without having to convert files or remain hostage to Sony’s expensive software and restrictive firmware updates. It also operates on your PSP and interacts with the desktop application. You can download, share, manage, and play all forms of media (yes even divx and xvid movies). It is essentially WinAmp, iTunes, Kazaa, webcam chat, IRC, and a visualisations engine all in one.

http://www.pspmx.com/site/downloadpage.html

There is a new free magazine reviewing homwbrew stuff for the PSP and more…

Well, after a long long wait Brew-Review Issue 1 is finnaly released! Included in this issues HBP (Homebrew Pack) is a small small program by me called Flashlight. Not only that but there are Sqaurez, PSP-PDA reviews and a DGEN Vs. PSPGenesis emulator battle. Plus Classic SNES reviews, News and more!

http://brewreview.allpspskins.com/…

The PSP NEWS&Lik Sang 30 Day Coding Comp winner is now to be announced, heres a quick rundown of the entrants:The Entrants:William Edmeades – Loki (#1)St?ane L?sque – Ikuzo (#2)Deniska / NOIZ2SAv07 (#3)Mike Haggar – PSPicross 0.2(#4)Xul8t0r / Submission (#5)PSmonkey / Quake 3 Bsp Map Viewer (#6)l33th4x0r / Connect 4 (#7)The winner for the contest was NOIZ2SA By Deniska with a score of 37.5 out of 50 Points followed closely by Ikuzo on 36 and then PSMonkeys Quake 3 BSP Viewer.http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp30codingcomp.shtml

PeP-Viewer is a picture viewer for the PSP.http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pepviewer.shtml