Straight from our very own forums is EsTuArT's first homebrew app release, STuning v1. It's as simple tool fro flashing the PSP resources, like the Waves, battery icon, volume bar, etc., but it sure looks great.


Download: STuning v1
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

Homebrew coder dan369 has released a demo of PSP Mario, a simple Mario game written in Lua using PGE. The gameplay feature is almost the same as the classic Mario games but with better graphics and some custom animation. Hit the jump for more info about the release.


Download: PSP Mario
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

Homebrew coder Samy Pesse has released 2DEarth Demo, a teaser of a homebrew game engine that let's you create your own map and characters using Lua OOP (Object-oriented programming). Read more for more info about the release.


Download: 2DEarth Demo

Oh, no, it's not just any kind of Pong. It's Gnarly Pong. And how different is it from the bajillion homebrew Pong clones we've seen out there? Well, for one, Gnarly Pong isn't much a game as it is actually more of a demo. It's a Pong application that generates some psychadellic colors to trip out on.

Download: Gnarly Pong
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The treats just keep coming from our resident forums PSP homebrewer, Art. Here we have his latest creation, Multimesh, in demo version. Find out what's it all about after the jump.


Download: Multimesh Demo
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

FBA lbicelyne 1107 sega V11p3 DEMO from lbicelyne is here, and it gives you 222 games in total. That's some Sega bombardment, indeed. Find out more in the full article.


Download: FBA lbicelyne 1107 sega V11p3 DEMO

Homebrew developer pegasus2000 has released a proof of concept demo for what could become a nice complement to his Nanodesktop Blind Assistant homebrew: Nanodesktop ndOpenCV CamShift, a face tracking PSP app based on the CamShift face tracking algorithm in Intel's OpenCV library.

Download: Nanodesktop ndOpenCV CamShift Demo
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cooleyes deposits yet another great PSP homebrew application for all you PSP-philes out there. Here comes PMPlayer Advance 20080902 and there is a lot to be had with this one. Check them out after the jump.

It's a sad fact that there are a lot of interesting Japanese indie games that never see the shores of English-speaking nations.

Fortunately, homebrew developer Madlax was able to recreate the Scramble Savior game mode of Giga's Xross Scramble and port a demo of it on to the PlayStation Portable platform. Find out more about Scramble Savior Portable in our full article.

Download: Scramble Savior Portable demo

Remember Art's Time Baby application? In version 10e, he introduced a nifty little addition, called the Plasma Screen Saver feature. Well, he's brought some more plasma into the mix, as a new video shows. This video is a demo for the Plasma Clock feature that Art intends to implement in Time Baby v11.

Interested in seeing the vid? Head on over to the full article for the video!