If you love Goldfever City but feel as if you can improve the game by fixing some of the bugs present in the code, then now's your chance. Homebrew developer cau'x just released the source code, pretty much leaving the task of fixing bugs to whoever is interested. More details in the full article!

Download: Goldfever City (source code)

Yes, most of us think that SCEE London's Beats is awesome, and it's about time that someone from the homebrew community thought up of letting PSP owners play the game with their own customized "beats." Yes, here's Beats Off, where you can load and play custom compiled BJS files. Important details in the full article!

Download: Beats Off v0.1

Those who follow billylee8's PSP Kanji Learner can now grab the latest set in the series (previous set here): PSP Kanji Learner Set 9. Once you're through with your kanji, you can follow it up by giving yourself a kana refresher with the PSP Kana Learner. Details in the full article!

Download: PSP Kana and Kanji Learner Set 10
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

The newest release for Powder is finally out, and like the previous versions this release is packed with a lot of updates. Some of these updates include the option to using 32x32 tileset for higher Powder resolution. The complete changelog in the full article.

Download: Powder Release 105 for the DS
Download: Powder Release 105 for the PSP

If you fan of games like Custom Robo Arena, then you'd better follow the development on thecobra's newest project, Robot Warriors DC. Beef up your robot, and battle opponents, and there's going to be online and adhoc game soon. More details in the full article.

Download: Robot Warrior DC v0.1
Visit: QJ.Net PSP Development Forum

Will Take-Two eventually give in to Electronic Art's "furtive" nudges (remember, they're not desperate)? In a recent announcement, EA stated that it already secured a loan worth US$ 1 billion in preparation of the big merger if it pushes through. Will it, perhaps? The details in the full article.

Aspiring golfers will finally get to experience what it's like to be trained by Tiger Woods' own personal coach Hank Haney in EA Sports' latest game, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09. Other new additions, mostly online gameplay improvements, are also thrown into the gaming franchise. More details in the full article!

An update to Danzel's AFKIM Instant Messenger for the Sony PSP is now released, thanks to homebrew developer zx-81. This version addresses several bugs, including the "resolving" loop message that seemed to crop up in the application's version 3.3.3. Check out the rest of the changelog in the full article.

Download:  AFKIM: Instant Messenger for PSP v3.3.4
Visit: Zx-81's Homebrew Releases in QJ's PSP Forums

PSP owners who use PSP Custom Firmware 3.93 should know that Update 2 is already out, with two major changes to the CFW. One is the fix to a rather serious bug, and the other is the removal of a plugin, which is still provided separately is you're interested in still using it. More info about this update in the full article!

Download: CFW 3.93 Update 2 (with HellCat's Savegame Deemer)

It's already the third installment for this five-part series listing 25 games that do not deserve to collect dust in the bargain section of any store. In this installment, we'll have a few games that come from reputable franchises, such as Metal Gear Solid Portable Ops and Tekken: Dark Resurrection. We'll also have an interesting puzzle/brain training hybrid in the form of PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient, and other titles. Don't miss out on the entire list in the full article!