After numerous updates, homebrew developer has finally come out with the final version to the latest build of her homebrew video converter app for the PlayStation Portable with XviD4PSP v5.028 final version. This release puts together all the previously released RC updates and adds a couple of extra touches to complete this final build.

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Download: XviD4PSP v5.028 final version

Homebrew developer Winnydows has come up with the latest version of the versatile homebrew video converter application, XviD4PSP v5.028 RC2 update. This newest release includes language support for French, Hebrew and Spanish PSP users, as well as some other fixes included.

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Download: XviD4PSP v5.028 RC2 update

For all the scary visuals and the fact you're racing in Hell (the actual Hell, not Hell, Norway), it's surprising to see a video game with the kind of approval this one has. Data Design and Earache Records' Earache Extreme Metal Racing has reached the approval stage with a kid-friendly rating: 12+ PEGI.

If you're not familiar with PEGI, it's Pan-European Gaming Information. PEGI is essentially an ESRB-type body used in 25 countries across Europe.

Earache Extreme Metal Racing is a step-up in some ways from your usual PSP racer. Conceived by a 15 year-old gamer, the game has you picking racing teams based on actual gothic rock bands. Media player maker Archos has even chipped in by allowing the image of their Archos 104 MP3 player to be used as the in-game music machine, which makes for another interesting twist, besides racing in Hell.

Expect the game to come out in Europe on November 3, and be sure that the ESRB will probably not be content with a 12+ rating for this hellish racer.

Ready to invade the PS2, PC and PSP, Earache Extreme Metal Racing will feature ten Earache racing teams drawing blood on the themed tracks. The Creative Team has confirmed the racing teams set to appear in the game: Mortiis, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Akercocke, Decapitated, Biomechanical Municipal Waste, The Berzerker, Linea 77, and Society 1.

But that's not the only thing going on with this game. Word has it that the Archos 104 MP3 player will be used as the in-game MP3 machine. This means that players will be able to choose tracks while playing the game. This will definitely make listening to the soundtrack more fun as you can choose sounds from Napalm Death, At The Gates, Cathedral, The Haunted, Hate Eternal, Cult of Luna, Beecher, Urkraft, Anata, Mistress, Severe Torture and many others.

The in-game MP3 player idea will be brought to reality through the joint partnership of Metro 3D and Archos, global consumer electronics manufacturer and leader in portable digital entertainment solutions.

Here are some more new screenshots for you to enjoy while waiting for the release of the game.