If you've ever tried to make marching band drills, then you'd know how daunting of a task it can be. With homebrew developer andyauff's applciation for the PSP, Marching Band Drill Writer, it's a little bit easier, thanks to a very simple yet intuitive system that lets you plan out band members' positions in a scaled field. Check out what this means to you in the full article.

Download: Marching Band Drill Writer v0.25
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If you're craving for more brain teasers for the PlayStation Portable, you might as well check out homebrew developer andyauff's new puzzler in the making, Box Maze. Premise is simple: collect all green boxes and avoid black boxes or it'll be game over. Perfect for a simple pick-up-and-play game. More details in the full article.

Download: Box Maze Preliminary Version
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A couple of days ago, we reported on the homebrew application Color Mixer released by the coder seanpaul223. There was some sort of confusion as  this was based on andyauff's similar program. Aside from adding in more stuff, seanpaul223 clears that problem with the release of version 0.2. Know more after the jump!


Download: Color Mixer v0.2
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Homebrew developer andyauff has released a new version of his Algebra/Calculus Assistant homebrew, bumping the application up to v0.2. As you can probably guess, this new version packs even more useful functions for users. More on this homebrew after the jump!


Download: Algebra/Calculus Assistant v0.2
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Like the Fibonacci Calculator for the Sony PlayStation Portable, there are some homebrew PSP applications that are out to help students with their studies. One such application, Algebra/Calculus Assistant by homebrew developer andyauff, definitely proves that the PSP is not only for fun but work as well. More details in the full article.


Download: Algebra/Calculus Assistant v0.1
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It's been a while since we last heard about Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer andyauff's Jewel Thief for the PSP - and now, we get wind of a new and improved version that should get us busy for quite an inordinate amount of time. Addiction, thy form is of unlimited levels. Check out all the details after the jump!


Download: Jewel Thief v0.25
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Specialized homebrew applications always provide a breath of fresh air for us. Here's something interesting: andyauff's Marching Band Drill Writer. It's a Lua application designed to help you create your own drill sets for your marching band. Today's release clocks the application to v0.15 with new features since its earlier version.

Download: Marching Band Drill Writer v0.15
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Originally posted at 10:08AM, Dec. 02, 2007

Need something to help you study language? How about Japanese? Look no further: homebrew developer Eelim managed to whip up a useful Japanese reading trainer that currently covers hiragana and katakana pronunciation training among other features. Check out the full article for a list of upcoming features! *UPDATED*



Download: Read Japanese v0.023 Alpha
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PSP homebrew developer andyauff - the brains behind the Jewel Thief game - dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development forums recently to announce the release of Marching Band Drill Writer Ver. 0.1. As the name implies, this application's an easy-to-use tool for helping PSP owners develop drill sets for marching bands. Further details are available in the full article.

Download: Marching Band Drill Writer Ver. 0.1
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

 

Over on the QJ.NET forums, andyauff recently released a nifty new game called Jewel Thief. The game naturally puts you in the shoes of a Jewel Thief who's trying to steal jewels from under the noses of unsuspecting good guys, and being spotted by them makes you lose the game.

According to andyauff, there a six levels, with randomly spawning jewels and guards in each level, which should ensure some replayability for the game. As an additional note, remember that you're the green guy in the game. We kind of got lost the first time we played it because we thought we were moving the blue guy in the screenshot above. Silly us.

In any case, make sure you check the readme for additional information on running the game on your PSPs. Enjoy!

Download: Jewel Thief v0.11
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