A new version of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulator for the PSP based on Snes9xTy is now available for download. The latest update of s9xTYLmecm is another bug fix release to greatly improve the stability of the homebrew.


Download: s9xTYLmecm 091123

After being delayed for a week due to some technical issues, SCEE Cambridge's portable adaptation of the LittleBigPlanet universe is finally heading to the PlayStation store tomorrow. According to  SCEA's post over at the PlayStation blog, the development team has been working really hard to bring LittleBigPlanet PSP to PSP Go owners and we're very glad to have the download available before the break.

Ok guys, care to perform another round of update for the ever-popular Nintendo 64 emulator for the PSP? Well, here you go. The DaedalusX64 dev team is back to release another version of the emulator. The update comes with the usual code cleanups and performance improvements.


Download: DaedalusX64 Alpha Revision 444

Good news for the Spanish-speaking gamer - the language barrier won't get in they way of your Sony gaming news now that the European PlayStation blog now comes in Spanish. ¿Hablais Español?

If you missed playing the good ol' solitaire on your PSP, well, homebrew coder madman666 got you all covered as he released his own version of Solitaire for the PlayStation Portable. More info after the jump.


Download: Solitaire v0.0.5

Looks like not all is well in the kingdom of PSP homebrew. And it involves no less than two of the loudest voices currently in the scene: mathieulh and Freeplay. Over at our forums, mathieulh calls out Freeplay for supposedly leaking the Mercury exploit, when the code of said exploit wasn't his to begin with. More of the unfolding drama after the jump.

The admin folks of the New York Public Schools must have been inspired by the amazing PS22 Choir, but to leave music education to a video game? That's right, and it's not just any other music video game. It's Timbaland's Beaterator taking on sub duties for these public schools. Hey, if you want street cred, that's it right there.

Homebrew coder patpat has recently released a new version of CTFTool, a handy homebrew GUI tool that allows you to create CTF themes for the PSP. The latest update includes the addition of new RCO compression and decompression functions, folder drag and drop functionality, setting page, new version of the automatic identification function and some other bug fixes.

Download: CTFTool GUI v3.4

Homebrew coder Total_Noob has dropped by our forums to release a new version of DayViewer, a handy plugin that allows you to displays the day of the week on your XMB. The latest update now includes the ability to add battery percent, month name and year.


Download: DayViewer v5
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It could be because he loves video games, or it could be because he's taunting gamers with an evil grin on his face. Whatever the reason, Uwe Boll is out to work on yet another video game movie despite all the snark he's gotten for his work.