We've had our share of Cover Flow applications for the PSP and now here's another one. Homebrew developer homemister dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released the first  version of his Cover Flow application for the PSP.  According to homemister, this Lua program  was made to test out the 3D functions of his new LuaPlayer.


Download: Coverflow PSP
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Homebrew developer homemister91 has released the final Beta version of LuaPlayerHM v2. The player has several major changes, including a switch from graphics.c to OSLib MOD for its graphics engine. Full list of changes in the full article.

Download: LuaPlayer HM v2 Final Beta
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Developer homemister visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce version 8.1 of LuaPlayerHM for the PSP. Full details on what this new build fixes are available in the full article.

Download: LuaPlayerHM 8.1(beta)
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It's another week filled with homebrew updates and we're here to cover it in the latest issue of the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior. This week saw the return of many familiar names in the homebrew scene, with homebrew updates bringing their respective projects up to speed with the latest CFW support (a majority of which we also covered in last week's Weekend Warrior). Don't let us keep you, though. Go ahead and read all about it by clicking on the "read more" link below.

With only a couple of weeks since the release of the LuaPlayerHM8 drivers, the official release of the homebrew application has finally gone live. Developer homemister recently dropped by and informed us that we can now download the new build through the project release thread on the QJ.NET forums. Read our full article for details on all the new changes since our previous coverage of LuaPlayerHM.

Download: LuaPlayerHM8
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Nope, you aren't seeing things. There are indeed two separate PSP Weekend Warrior articles for this week. Considering the enormity of the PlayStation Portable homebrew community, we've decided to separate the PSP Weekend Warrior into two separate articles. To find out the latest homebrew news over the past week, check out our full article on QJ.NET's first issue of the PSP Homebrew Weekend Warrior.

Lua developers will find it useful to know that homebrew dev homemister recently released a new set of drivers which will be used in the upcoming LuaPlayerHM v8 for the PlayStation Portable. The drivers will give other devs a chance to incorporate their own code into the various prx files. Find out more about LuaPlayerHM and its respective drivers in our full article after the jump.

Download: LuaPlayerHM Drivers
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Developer homemister visited the QJ.NET PSP Forums to announce the public release of LuaPlayerHM7. There's quite a lot of changes with this release, part of which is available over in the full article.


Download: LuaPlayerHM7
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The newly formed LuaPlayerHM Team of homemister and PiCkDaT recently released a new build to the PlayStation Portable homebrew app, LuaPlayerHM7 RC1. The new iteration to this highly useful program includes a host of new functions and convenient features which definitely improves on the previous build. More details in our full article after the jump.

Download: LuaPlayerHM7 RC1

For those who've been following homebrew developer homemister's LuaPlayerHM for the Sony PlayStation Portable, here's a sweet update. Bugs have been squished and aesthetics went up a notch in LuaPlayerHm version 6.6. In other words, you have no excuse for not hitting the jump to see what's in store.

Download: LuaPlayerHM v6.6