Homebrew dev dragula96 has released a rather useful PSP app for those who play the Magic: The Gathering TCG. The app, called Magic: The Life Counter, does just what its name says. It keeps track of the life counters for up to four players.


Download: Magic: The Life Counter v1.0
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For those who've been hounding the developers about the European GripShift exploit, here you go. Just as PSPGEN promised, they've now released their own version for the binary loader. Meanwhile, for those who want to wait for MaTiAz and FreePlay (and Noobz!)'s version for the European exploit, they're still working on it. Just wait, and it'll arrive.

Download: GripShift Binary Loader: Euro version

Old school exploiting for the frakking win! And thanks to the GripShift exploit that MaTiAz and FreePlay found (and are still currently working on), we finally have one of the first homebrew games ever on the PSP-3000!

Download: GripShift Pong v1.0
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Whoa, this week's really starting off with a bang from the homebrew scene. We'll get to the video game news in a bit, folks, but first we have to go through all the great homebrew that's come out over the weekend! And from dragula96, here's the latest update to Tetriabetes, now with trophy support! Details after the link.

Download: Tetriabetes v1.50b3
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The PSP homebrew developer who brought us the Niko Bellic skins for dragula96's TetriAbetes, stifpsp, is back with another brew, and this time it's C-coded PressMe 0.0.2. If you're new in the homebrew community, then you gotta check this one out, cos it was made especially with you guys in mind.


Download: PressMe 0.0.2

Developer Dragula96 visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of Tetriabetes v1.50b2. Among other updates, this homebrew game's latest build features a new Invisible Block mode. Further details are available in the full article.

Download: Tetriabetes 1.50b2
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TetriAbetes receives another skin, this time from Stifpsp. This time the Tetris game takes a page from Grand Theft Auto IV. The original TetriAbetes game came from developer dragula96. Screenshots of this skin in the full article.

Download: TetriAbetes - Grand Theft Auto IV skin

All in the name of Tetris! Yesterday, a mod was announced for PlayStation Portable homebrew developer dragula96's TetriAbetes. Now, a different coder is out with more improvements. Over at the QJ PSP Forums, coder bitwreck let us in on Tetriabetes Soft Soundset. What's new with this release? Head over at the full article.

Download: Tetriabetes Soft Soundset
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Homebrew coder dragula96's rendition of Tetris in TetriAbetes is looking great already but that is not say that there's no more room for some fancy improvements. Coder C0_ol probably had this in mind when he tried his hands on modifying the look of the game. Know more after the jump!


Download: TetriAbetes Mod v0.1
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If you want more of TetriAbetes, then you're in luck, as Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer has just released its latest version, and this one promises to be a more bug-free experience than the last. From changes in the wallkick system to an upping of the score ceiling, this update is definitely beneficial to your daily recommended diet of Tetris action. All details after the jump.

Download: TetriAbetes v1.43
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