A supposed "fetish programmer" is currently working on the next custom firmware project for the PlayStation Portable. Based on the work of Team M33 and the recently released 3.95 official PSP firmware, custom firmware 3.95 will include many familiar features to get your PSP to run all your homebrew applications and homebrew games without a hitch. More details regarding this in our full article.

Wondering just who made the latest custom firmware for the PlayStation Portable, Custom Firmware 3.93? Or how about the deal that Team M33 has yet to make their own version? All these questions are answered via a statement that homebrew developer Mathieulh recently released, and it's pretty telling in terms of the future of the homebrew scene. The details in the full article.

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We just caught wind of a rather sneaky custom firmware release for the Sony PlayStation Portable. Taking cues from the work of Dark AleX and Team M33 comes CFW 3.93, which also credits Hellcat and Mathieulh. Learn more about it at the full article.

Download: Custom Firmware 3.93
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Homebrew Development Forum

If you had any problems with the NO-UMD driver included in the previous release of Dark AleX and Team M33's custom firmware, now's the time for you to update your CFW (previous update here). Dark AleX just released the newest version of custom firmware 3.90 M33, upping it to M33-3 and improves compatibility for the NO-UMD function. Hit the full article for more specifics on this update.

Download: Custom Firmware 3.90 M33-3

Red_Squirrel's RSPsar Dumper application has just been updated to version 2.2. Perhaps the biggest thing that differentiates this version from version 2.1 is added compatibility for firmware 3.90 eboots. You can check out the complete changelog in the full article.

Download: RSPsar Dumper v2.2
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Steady those fingers and for the sake of not jamming up the Internet, please avoid all those F5 button mashing. We've just got word that Dark AleX and Team M33 will soon be releasing CFW PSP 3.80 M33-5. In light of this announcement, DAX is asking users to wait patiently.

*Update* CFW 3.80 M33-5 now available. Changelog in full article.

Download: CFW PSP 3.80 M33-5

* Article originally posted Jan 20, 2008 at 01:10PM

Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer theketchupman recently stopped by the forums to bring us the latest version of the Recovery LE plugin, namely one that fully supports the latest Custom Firmware from M33 (that is, 3.80 M33). Check out the entire details of this nifty piece of homebrew in the full article.




Download:  Recovery LE 3.80 v1

Homebrew developer Zero0513 dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released an application called 3.80 M33 Installer. The program is currently in version 2 and given its name, needs no further explanation.

To know about the specifics of this program, go the full article via the "read more" link for the complete details.


Download: 3.80 M33 Installer v2
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The highly-anticipated homebrew from Dark AleX is finally here. Yes, the PSP 3.80 M33 Custom Firmware for the Sony PlayStation Portable has just been released, and you can check out the entire details via the full article. Hop to it!

Update: 1.5 kernel for PSP Phat incoming

Download: CFW PSP 3.80 M33
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* Article originally posted Jan 14, 2008 at 07:03AM

Mathieulh has responded to recent issues in the PSP homebrew development scene. Along the way, we are treated to some updates about the release of Dark AleX's PSP CFW 3.80 M33. Turns out that the previous announcement of the release was nothing but a rumor (it's still coming though, so don't worry).

More than this, Math raises a couple of points about the PSP scene that we want all of you guys to hear of. Read more of his public statement in the full article.