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ThousandKnives has released a new platformer/shoot’em’up for the Nintendo DS called “The Martian&#

Avoid the incoming orbs as they fly into your mouse. Touching the boxes or the orbs will mean game over for you – but if the orbs touch the boxes, it’s game over for them too! Outmanuever the orbs and force them to crash into the blocks. As you destroy more orbs, the combo bonus will rise, giving you more [&hellip

PSP Time Baby is a clock application for the PSP. Changes: – Bugfix to moon phase calculator implementation. – Added Sunrise and Sunset sub display mode with rooster alarm that sounds at Sunrise. – Added day of the week sub display mode which also shows the date. – Added time announcement duration setting to the speech window. This setting is [&hellip

PSPLock – Keep out unwanted users! Author release notes: I’ve just made this file that can be used to lock out users. It has to be manually flashed in, but once installed is quite a secure way of keeping people out of your PSP. Its quick, as all that is required is a memory card to be inserted, the PSP [&hellip

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. Source: http://www.dcemu.co.uk

Starcraft Ghost GBA is an attempt to bring “Starcraft Ghost” to the Gameboy Advance

Mediumgauge has released a new version of his file browser PSP-Filer. Thanks to http://dcemu.co.uk for the news. Changes: – able to create folders on

Mollusk has released an updated version of Perpetual. Information in french language available at it’s release thread, along with the download

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 [&hellip

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