PSPVice is a port of Vice to the Playstation Portable.

Changes:

– Support huge ZIP archives.
– Support GameBase64 format (V05).
– Tool for recompressing GameBase and save lot of memory of PSP stick.
– Speed up zip parsing.

Thanks to http://www.dcemu.co.uk for thew news.

http://perso.numericable.fr/~ckckck/C64_PSPVice.html

Here are some news regarding an OpenTTD port found by Dark Knight ez:

OpenTTD being the open-source remake of Transport Tycoon Deluxe, a game which some of you might remember from quite some time ago. It was a big hit on PC, having you create a nice economy by setting up transportation lines for goods and what-not in the world. Pure awesome.

Anyway, someone that goes by the nickname load*,8,1 is busy on porting OpenTTD to the DS, and has released a preview version. Lots of random crashes still, apparently, but they’ll be worked on and this shows you people just how perfect this game would be on the DS.

http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=viewtopic&nid=4933

cid2mizard is still working on his “Super Mario” themed space shooter “Super Mario Galaxies”. The page linked below contains a bunch of screenshots of the upcomming version.

http://fiches.dev-fr.org/project/display/438

This is a puzzle game. There is a grid of 3 columns and 3 rows. And there are 9 images with 3 shapes and 3 colors. On the right are the next 3 images (from top to bottom). You place the top image into a blank cell by touching the latter. Then a line with certain patterns will disappear and you score. The goal is to score as high as possible.

Line rules:
Vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines with the following patterns will disappear and you score.
1. Same shape and same color.
2. Same shape and distinct colors
or same color and distinct shapes.
3. Distinct shapes and distinct colors.

Score rules.
1 line: 1 point
2 lines: 4 points
3 lines: 27 points
4 lines: 256 points

Legend:
1. Question mark: Help.
2. Grid: new game.
3. Right images: the next 3 images, top to bottom.
4. High: high score.
5. Score: current score.
6. Number: number of images placed.

http://palib.info/forum/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&type=&topic_id=4090&forum=9

Simon2x is a game where you need to remember and replay a sequence of buttons, which increase every round.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=A20C47E95AABD058

A game in the style of the classic jump-and-run console games. At the moment only a few levels exist, but hopefully as the versions progress more will be added.

http://www.stupendous-stuff.com/gp2x.php

Release notes:

Here is an easy installer!

What do you need ?
– PSP (with fw 3.52 M33.3 or higher)
– Battery 78% loaded
– Kernel acces on 3.XX
– This download :

http://rs243.rapidshare.com/files/83746609/3.80_M33.rar

1) Just drop the map PSP in your root of the Memory Stick
2) Overwrite it (if needed)
3) Start the updater on your psp
4) Reboot and ready!

Have Fun!

http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-forum-11/t-release-380-m33-easy-installer-132518.html

Release notes:

MUX_2.0_by_KINGSEBO (380 M33 proofed)

You need more PSP/GAME/UPDATE Folders.

Use MUX20:

MUX20 Multiplex your Update-folder.

IN PSP/GAME/MUX20/ you have now 9 Update_X Folders.

Put Update Data inside this folders.
Start MUX20
choose your update_x folder an press O to make a notice like: CFW 3.80 M33-1 or 3.80 M33-2 Update etc….

then choose your Update_x Folder an press X. All Files copy to PSP/GAME/UPDATE, so you can start your aktivated UPDATE over XMB like a normal UPDATE.
After Updating you can delete the UPDATE in the XMB, because you can aktivate it over MUX20 whenever you want, and you have no UPDATE-ICON in XMB.

When runnig MUX20 the first time, the UPDATE folder will backuped to ms0:UPDATE_BACKUP, so you don´t lose data.
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Credits to:
Dark_ALeX, psp2dev, bumuckle, Team3GO ,smokescreen, QJ, BUM BUMMANIAC, Ralf Richter, Murat, Maria and Peter….

http://fusionpsp.freeforums.org/viewtopic.php?t=12

Bad news from Erica Sadun. The application “Listen.app” is cancelled, due to various problems. Listen.app gave you the possibility to send a piece of music to a database, which tried to identify it and give you appropriate information on it.

Here are what Erica Sadun said:

After talking to Gracenote, I have discovered several things. First, that their Track ID service is not available for noncommercial licensing. Second, that the costs for commercial licensing is beyond the amount to which I can possibly be committed to.

If you don’t mind spending $1 a shot, you can use your iPhone for music ID. Dial #43 (that is #ID). You won’t be charged for songs that the service fails to identify.

http://ericasadun.com/?p=143

A new game from atari2600land is out: Virtual Dieter.

Dodge the food coming at you. If you touch a food, your stomach grows bigger. You get one point for each group of food you let pass to the other side. The game ends when your stomach gets to the other side of the screen.

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=119731