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

Inspired by the Atari arcade classic Tempest, we reported on the homebrew game Webfest from developer Jum last year in October. Now the space/tunnel shooter game is back with more fixes and improvements. Head over the full article for more details.

Download: Webfest v1.2

After updating PSPIRC for 3.80/3.90 custom firmwares, coder Zx-81 is doing the same for PSPSSH (now at version 1.1.1), a homebrew which lets you access your PC remotely through your 3.80/3.90 CFW-powered PSP using commands and run scripts. Talk about portable. More details after the jump.

Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 for 1.5FW
Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 for 3.xFW
Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 - source code
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

If you're looking for a new game to add to your PSP, here's something you can try out. Hardrive has released his own version of Pong, which now allows for both vertical and horizontal movement. Learn more about it after the jump!


Download: Pong (with source included)
Visit: QJ.Net PSP Development Forums

Here's another something from homebrew coder FreePlay that should help you out with your themes problems on your Sony PSP units: called CTF Unpacker, this basically this basically unpacks the plain PTF to a single file. The full details are in the full article.


Download: CTF Unpacker v1.5
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

Those keeping track of the Sony PSP homebrew emulator scene shouldn't miss out on this latest release of PSPMO5 by homebrew developer zx-81. Guaranteed, this application won't fail in taking you to memory lane.

Download: PSPMO5 v1.0.2 fw3x
Download: PSPMO5 v1.0.2 fw15
Download: PSPMO5 v1.0.2 source code
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

It's a fact: many gamers just can't get enough of Snake's exploits in the Metal Gear Solid franchise. But there's something for PSP gamers: meet Bob, the spherical protagonists in Metal Blob Solid, the side-scroller action game that may just endear its way into the hearts of hardcore Snake fans. Check out the changelog in the full article!

Download: Metal Blob Solid Blob Wars: Episode 1

The last update of the stellar Kill Everything That Moves-type of shooter, Chromium, made installation a less-than-painful process. Now, the gaming experience on the PSP port of Chromium is even better with the elimination of its tendency to crash.

Download: Chromium PSP v0.5 FW 3.XX
Download: Chromium PSP v0.5 FW 1.50
Download: Chromium PSP v0.5 (source code)

Homebrew developer Royale is back with his 'brewed PSP port of Chromium PSP (originally for Windows and Linux). If you haven't picked this one up yet, then now is a good time. Check out the full article for more information on how to get this game running in your PSP.

Download: Chromium PSP v0.3
Download: Chromium PSP v0.3 (source code)

Here's a new build for the PlayStation Portable port of PC and Linux original Chromium B.S.U. from Mark B. Allan. The coder responsible for the Sony handheld version goes by the name Royale. To know more about the game and the homebrew port, just click the "read more" link below.


Download: Chromium PSP v0.2
Download: Chromium PSP v0.2 (source code)