After getting hacked, getting modded is the next big thing to happen to the PSP Go. This video shows another of the many more mods coming our way for Sony's download-only handheld. Flasheur of PSPGen makes the PSP Go flashy.

It's been a rather busy seven days for the PSP homebrew community. The great homebrew hope is still burning bright thanks to Freeplay's hack for the PSP Go (that was fast, wasn't it?), and custom firmware users who don't want to upgrade to non-M33 firmware have steadily been given better and better chances of playing new games on their old firmware thanks to Yoshihiro's frequent Game Decrypter updates and the arrival of a new app called Eboot Patcher. All that and more homebrew goodness in the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior!

Ok here's a first for you all! Over at Acidmods, roro3030 has released the first ever modded PSP Go. The simple mod consist of nine bright LEDS strategically placed on top and on the back of Sony's latest entry in the PlayStation Portable lineup. Check it out the after the jump.

Now we've certainly seen our share of PSP mods over the years, from the sound reactive mods to the over the top custom PSP's, but check out this uber-cool mod courtesy of JoblessPunk. The JP Edition PSP mod features two analog nubs, 32GB flash memory, second USB port for charging and internal camera all all rolled into one neat package.

French PSP modder Flasher gave us something flashy today with his new PSP DualShock 2 hardware mod. It's not finished, but so far, it's already looking hella good. Details and pictures after the jump.

Now we've seen lot's of interesting PSP mods before but this one looks tight. Over at Acidmods forum, modder folklord36 has released some pictures of his PSP laptop project and from the look of things, this one is quite an interesting project. Hit the full article for details.

For those who haven't heard yet, Mega Man 2.5D is a fan-made project created by Swedish animator Peter Sjostrand. "2.5D" simply means that the game is right between 2D and 3D, taking Sjostrand's definition of 2.5D of course. This new vid came out earlier today, and for those who grew up with Mega Man like me, seeing MegaMan and ProtoMan work together is fangasm at its finest.

Here's a rather cool, if unwieldy, mod for the Sony PlayStation Portable. QJ.NET forums member TokyoDrift has posted a video on the PSP Development forums showing an unmodded PS/2 ("PS/2", not "PS2") mouse connected to a PSP. It even works as an input device for games.

While we all wait for more updates from the great minds behind the recent surge of HENs and exploits, here's your weekly dose of the biggest PSP homebrew-related news that hit the front page this week.

Here's a cool PSP-2000 mod from Hawk. This particular PSP has been outfitted with a full VU LED display. You might have seen other PSPs with flashing LED displays before, but Hawk says that this one actually uses a VU chip to enable a full VU meter that flashes in sync with sound output. It even has a rumble function. Check out a vid after the jump.