Christopher surprises us with another update of PSP Chess. Thanks to z3u5 for the news. Changes:moves print use modified put char from sdk to display using lower and uppercasenew feature for beginner players (and others):option: hilite checks - default off - shows the threatenings piece(s) when in check. (red mask)option: show available - default off - shows the possible moves for the piece under the cursor or the selected start piece. (green mask)option: show threats - default off - hilite pieces that are currently under threat (blue mask)http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1760 Read more about PSP Chess v0.26 (PSP Game)
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The Grey Matter modified his"Bejeweled"clone after some copyright issues... and here is"Polygon".1)for some of you it might seem that there aren't many changes, and while this is is true , it's mostly because most of the changes are in the infra-structure. these changes will allow me me to add more features faster, and shorten the time between the releases.2) the puzzle game type is a bit laggy, i'm trying to find a way to solve it without overclocking the CPU.3) in the next release -- the long awaited jukebox.- sprite effects.- better fonts.- maybe a new graphic theme.4) and last but not least - i would like to thank to Steve Bisson for creating the audio tracks for this release. in this version there is only one background track. in the next releases i promise to include them all as part of the jukebox!thank you Steve, i hope there will be more great people like you in the homebrew scene.http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/polygon.shtml Read more about Polygon v0.3 (PSP Game)
Sai updated PSP Go, which is a conversation of a boardgame.http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/pspgo.shtml Read more about PSP Go v0.6 (PSP Game)
Image provided by: UnknownJust recieved an email from Jeff who pointed me out at a free PSP magazine. Not sure if it covers homebrew, but at least it's free of charge and you have something to read :)http://pspmag.gamingextremes.us/ Read more about PSP Mag #6 (PSP misc)
Time floats away... and the deadline comes closer. For now there areTHREE hours leftto submit your entry.Please send all submissions to submissions(at)pdroms(dot)dePS: If you are one or two hours too late, it's okay too. But it shouldn't be more :)PSS: If you didn't hear about that compo yet... it's too late :) Read more about PDRC #3.33 – Deadline in THREE hours (misc)
scawf released an english version (Iro was previously in french language) of his game"Iro". Iro is similar to breakout/arkanoid.http://scawf.zonealta.fr/DS/index.php?page=iro Read more about Iro (17-07-2005) (English Version) (NDS Game)
For those who prefer to play Lantus' Doom port with the D-Pad instead of the analog stick, here a modification by MDave. Thanks to wraggster for the news.http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=7815 Read more about D-Pad Doom PSP v0.04 (PSP Game Port)
Text taken from it's original post at PS2dev.org. Thanks to wraggster for the news.Hello folks... Using various pieces of code/art from many people (VBA Emu browser, pspsdk samples, pochi style backgrounds [http://pochistyle.pspwire.net/]), I wrote for myself a tiny file browser to : - Browse the memory stick - Enable the USB connection without exiting the tool (and so update the files) - Run 90% of the homebrew apps (emus, games, tools... located on the memory stick) available on the psp directly from the tool (I hate all those slow icons from the PSP OS + %, ~1 directory names, I prefer one then a browser ;-) ) As it is a"private"tool, it is not very nice, not very powerful, not very allwhatyouwant, but really saves time for me :D So feel free to use it.... the code is pspsdk compliant and available on request if somebody wants to improve it, fix bugs (home :D)... Keys : X : select, run O : cancel ^ : dir up R1 : USB on/off Home : direct exit :D the callback makes me mad...http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2693 Read more about PSP Launcher (Beta) (PSP Application)
abszero has updated his port of Angband for the PSP. Changes:Fixed the slow loading. Now loads in just a second or two unless you delete certain files and it has to recreate them. [Gendal]Expanded the view to be 80x33 instead of 80x25. Note: If you continue a character from v0.1 or 0.2, your town will still be the old size. The next time you start a character the town will be larger [Gendal]The bottom line of the display is now reserved for the battery meter and the revamped macro interface. [abszero]The macro 'stars' have been flattened to fit into a single line. They still behave the same way, just the five entries are all in a row. It's a little less intuitive at first, but the macro commands are intended to be short enough to memorize anyway. [abszero]For the time being, SELECT is mapped to '*' (cycle through targets) and START is mapped to 't' (choose target) [abszero]Font changes (new PSP buttons) and additions (arrow keys) [abszero]Code cleanup and commenting [abszero]http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=7856 Read more about Angband v3.0.6 for PSP v0.3 (PSP Game)
ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. The clever part about this: ScummVM just replaces the executables shipped with the game, allowing you to play them on systems for which they were never designed! Beta 2 for the PSP is out now...http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2550 Read more about Scumm VM PSP (Beta 2) (PSP misc)