Homebrew coder clizana has dropped by our forums to release a critical update of Goear PSP, a homebrew application capable of searching and downloading songs directly from music site goear.com to your memory stick.

Download: Goear PSP v1.2
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development forum

The guys behind HEN Kernel exploit is back. Davee together with the rest of Team Typhoon has posted a proof of concept video demonstrating  a 6.10 HEN exploit running on the PSP Go. But unfortunately according to Davee's post, this exploit will never be released to the public for reasons unknown. More after the break.

Here's a piece of good news to the PSP homebrew community. Early last month, as some of you may recall, FreePlay has released a video showing us that he has successfully hacked Sony's latest handheld iteration that got everyone buzzing with excitement. Well, now he's back to give us a status update on his project. According to his YouTube channel post, he is now making progress on the exploit with his NID resolver working flawlessly, and if he can get the eLoader source to work, we may have a PSP Go eLoader soon that will allow us to run our favorite homebrews on the PSP Go.

Homebrew coder clizana has dropped by our forums to release Goear PSP, a homebrew application capable of searching and downloading songs directly from music site goear.com to your memory stick.


Download: Goear PSP v1.1
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development forum

Well, well, what have we here? It hasn't been long since the GEN team announced that they've decrypted the newly-released PSP FW 6.00, and now we have this video claiming that a working CFW 6.00 can be released soon. Do we have a real one on our hands? Or is this just another YouTube hoax? See for yourself.


Thanks to Zac Isaac for the heads up!

This is no mere preview video, it's allegedly the real deal. Yes, Dissidia: Final Fantasy has reportedly been leaked and is now being enjoyed even now as we type by those who cannot wait until the official release date - which is but two days from now, by the way. Check it out in the full article.

PSP firmware 5.55 has been spotted again, but this time it's not just in Japan. As shown in the YouTube vid in the full article, the PSP version of G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra apparently comes with and requires 5.55 in order to be played.

In case you didn't know, Irem's actually working on another RPG for the PSP. In fact, it's probably done already given that it's already scheduled for release on July 23rd. Said RPG is Narisokonai Eiyuuden: Taiyou to Tsuki no Monogatari (Narisokonai Epic: Tale of the Sun and Moon). Quite a mouthful, eh? Details and a couple of screenshots follow after the jump.

When flOw burst onto the scene, a lot of people appreciated its minimalist and serene design. Creator Jenova Chen eventually released the game's source code for people to learn from, but now it seems as though someone didn't just learn from it but actually just copied it instead.

Homebrew developer Nick Swardh has release a quick fix update for his PSP video converter. The latest version of PSPVC fixes a DirectX check-bug and corrected some issues that were introduced in the previous release.


Download: PSPVC v3.72