A snowboarding game is not complete without an abominable snow monster, and luckily for PssxP players, homebrew game developer Buddy4Point0 acknowledges this unspoken rule. The latest version, PssxP v1.2, now has a new scoring system, graphical upgrades...and yes, the sasquatch. The changelog in the full article.

Download: Pssxp v1.2

For those of us having a good time with homebrew developer Buddy4point0's snow-surfing homebrew PssxP version 1.1 for the Sony PlayStation Portable, here's a bit of good news. The dev knows that most who played the homebrew game found that the portable gaming happy was bogged down by an odd bug or two, so Buddy4point0 addressed those pesky bugs and quickly squished them with this re-release of PssxP version 1.1. This version assures bug-free gameplay from the get-go. Very prompt work.

Let's take a gander at the changelog and see what's new with 1.1b:

• Fixed speed problems in normal mode
• Analog now works for all game modes

Improved analog support and speedfixes for the ultimate win. Here's to more releases coming from Buddy4point0, and certainly those free of quirky, irritating bugs.

Download: PssxP v1.1b

So, you're sailing down the digital snow-covered slopes in Buddy4point0's excellent little piece of PSP homebrew gaming joy, PssxP, and you wonder: will I ever get to surf the frozen waves with full analog support? Wonder no longer, dear reader, for Buddy4point0 has come through with the latest version of PssxP, making this PSP homebrew game version 1.1 for the Sony PlayStation Portable, with this one sporting a lot of updates from the previous version. And of course, full analog support!

Let's check the changelog and see what's new with v1.1:

• Optimized File Arrangement
• remade some menus
• fixed blitting times, everything scrolls correctly now, instead of sometimes appearing like before
• no more ugly white screens for finishing, high score, level select, etc.
• full analog support

Not only did PSP homebrew dev Buddy4point0 add in full analog support, but also squeezed in a few cosmetic changes to make the overall gameplay experience smoother. Of course, everyone knows just what's needed for PssxP to even be more awesome: the inclusion of the feared Yeti that chased you down in Skifree. Rawr!

Download: PssxP v1.1

Getting a little tired of your usual Sony PlayStation Portable games? Want something short but fun? If so, we've got just the thing for you because Sony PSP homebrew developer Buddy4point0 has released his latest project called PssxP.

PssxP is a Sony PSP homebrew snowboarding game with one very simple oblective: guide your character down the slope in one piece. Along the way there will be some obstacles, so quick reflexes are the order of the day when you speed down the ice trying to cheat death.

Aside from nice visuals and sounds, there are three distinct modes to up PssxP's replay value. There's the Normal mode, the Custom mode, and Everlasting mode. Here are the specifics for each according to Buddy4point0:

Normal

• Normal mode has 5 levels, level 1-3 add objects and get slightly faster and level 4 and 5 only increase speed.
  
• In normal mode you have 3 lives and a set distance you have to go to beat the level
  

Everlasting

• In everlasting (high score) mode you keep going until you die once
  
• You get a point for every millisecond that your playing
• At the end your high score is saved and you can try and beat it.
  
• have family and friends try to beat your score too.
  

Custom

• In custom mode you can chose how much of everything you want
  
• How many trees,rocks, and snowmen you want, how fast, how far you have to go, amount of lives you have, etc.
  
• Easy to use menu for choosing everything.

Download the game using the link below and tell us what you think of PSP homebrew developer Buddy4point0's little game.

Download: PssxP

 

Want to customize your PSP icons? Then this application is just right for you. Created by Buddy4pioint0, here is a set with some ready made icons, some of which were made by him in Paint and Photoshop.

Now, he's got a few important instructions that you guys would have to take note of to fully enjoy this app. For one, all the icons are already all in the folder attached to the file, plus a 3.03 top menu plugin so you don't have to put it together yourself. And then some more. Check them out:

• The topmenu plugin rco already has update firmware hex edited to reboot PSP and usb connection hex edited to connect to PC
  
• comes PSP updates instead of instruction manual
• For it to actually reboot your PSP you'll have to install the PSP rebooter in the custom theme pack 4
• And for it to actually bring you to PSP updates instead of the online instuction manuals you will have to use flash agent and change it

Anyway, that's not all there is to know about the Custom Icon Set. So for you to find out more about it, make sure you go check out the Readme.

Download: [Custom Icon Set]