SYSVersion checks the actual version of your SYS build.
Changes:
1.2: Results now show the major/minor versions (ie 5.2.19971, instead of just 19971)
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Easy Spoof is a simple tool that allows you to spoof your firmware version.
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Just to be clear what this does: It does NOT actually change your firmware, just the firmware version display in the XMB, under “System Settings/System Information”.
This application is for 5.00 M33-3 only.
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A “homebrew” shop for PSP, XB301EMOX is curreny working on it and released v0.5 to the public..jpg)
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Torch has updated Hold Plus, it’s a Battery Saver Plugin for PlayStation Portable.
Changes:
– Fixed a bug where after you exit a Photo or the Browser, the battery icon would keep disappearing and reappearing.
– Fixed a bug where each time you exit a Photo or the Browser, the first time you turn on Hold after that it would only go to Normal Hold mode.
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PSPHugo is a port on PSP of one latest version of Hu-Go. For those who haven’t seen previous version Hu-Go is a famous emulator of NEC PC Engine console, running on many system such as Linux and Windows (see http://www.zeograd.com/ for details).
Changes:
– Finally fix issue with “Home -> Exit” !
– Digital pad is now usable in file requester
even when danzeff keyboard is displayed
– Fix inconsistency between zip rom file names and save game name.
– Tested on new FW 5x-M33
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Wii Homebrew Launcher is an interface similar to that of the Wii menu. It allows you to start homebrew stored on your SD card in the Wii front SD slot. Each program is represented by its own customizable “channel”.
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SYSVersion checks the actual version of your SYS build.
Changes:
1.1: Added capability to drag & drop the sys folder onto the program.
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Pong2 is an open-source game based on the original game of Pong. Pong2 has improved features over the original. The paddle can be moved horizontally and vertically. 10 tracks of background music are available during game play. The first player to score 10 points in each level is the winner.
Changes:
– Added support for Wii Classic Controller
– Added two bars on the Game board (Game Level > 2 and higher)
– Added game level six
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“Guitarway to Heaven Riffs” by RRS dev team helps you learn to play riffs on guitar.
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Release notes:
Another homebrew from the RRS dev team, this is our first application we made. Build on the PSPRevolution Engine, this application learns you to play various riffs on guitar. The program displays the tab and plays the song to play along.
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Wagic is a game that allows you to play “Magic the Gathering” against an AI opponent.
Release notes:
I’m happy to say that version 0.2.1 is now available for download. Thanks to all the beta testers who helped (a lot !) in finding bugs and (hopefully) making this release even better than version 0.2.0. I’ll try to release the sources later this weekend (gotta go to a party right now and I’m already late…)
There is quite an amount of changes in this new release, as you can see below. Overall the game should be more stable, as lots of memory leaks have been solved, and some critical bugs have been corrected. I was also expecting it to be faster, but unfortunately some of the features and checks that have been added add some slowness when there are a lot of cards on the screen. Hopefully I’ll find a way to solve that in next release.
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