Got a PSP-owning friend who's still learning the English language? If so, we're letting you guys know of a homebrew being developed by coder Neo_Ace, dubbed School English beta. As its name implies, this is designed to tutor foreign-speaking handheld owners the fundamentals of the English language. This one in particular is set to teach Spanish-speaking folks.

Before you get downloading, be reminded that this application is built for the PSP Slim. Installation instructions should be available in the readme. Don't worry - there's an English version as well.

Guys interested in reading Neo_Ace's tutorials or providing for feedback can visit the coder's site via the source link.

Download: School English beta

QJ.NET got a tip the other day from reader Unicorn about a homebrew game created by Neo_Ace. It was originally coded in Spanish and is known as Hey!! Mirame!! v1.0. Since it was publicly released though, it has been renamed to Hey! Look at Me! v1.0 to accommodate English-speaking PlayStation Portable owners.

Anyway, Neo_Ace mentioned that the idea behind this particular creation was borrowed from D3Publisher's retail game Work Time Fun. Basically, Hey! Look at Me! features a face wherein we can place different kinds of eyes. Then we can control these eyes (make them wink and look left and right) by pressing the proper buttons.

Some of the different eyes that can be found in this version include that of Homer Simpson's, a kitten's, and a Chinese woman's among others. Neo_Ace also gave word that more features will be implemented in future versions.

Download: Hey! Look at Me! v1.0