PSP-Maps is a homebrew application to bring Google Maps, Virtual Earth and Yahoo! Maps to the PSP with a simple interface. This program is not using the Google Maps API (except for address search), it is retrieving the images directly using the wireless connection.
You can search for an address, add/load favorites, or just move around on the map. There is also a local cache which allows you to browse the maps offline.
PSP-Maps is released under GPL so the source code is available.
Shooter takes place in the ordinary world of a young teenager. You’re just minding your own business playing with some buddies at a park when a familiar face approaches you.
Jimmy asks you if you want to go get a bite to eat, and so you say “sure”. As you begin to walk away with Jimmy, something unimaginable unfolds. After being pushed into a puddle by Jimmy, and being knocked out, your world gets turned upside down. You are pushed into a fictional world full of dangers, monsters, and mysteries. You must push on to survive.
Features:
– Easy map making format for users who wish to make their own maps
– Skinning system implemented for map making
– Mp3 playing from ms0:/MUSIC/ directory using the PSP Media Engine
– Official PSP Savedata loading/saving as well as dialogue screens
– Motion kit driver support for moving left/right
– Bonus maps are available if you can find them in doors!
– Unlock special maps! Encryption used for unlocked content file
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