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Posted Jan 19, 2009 at 04:19PM by Glenn M.
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Shadow and the JPCSP team have once again updated this Java-based emulator for the PSP. jpcsp is now in revision 904. Read up on the build output description in the full article.Download: jpcsp v0.1 revision 904 |
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Posted Sep 29, 2008 at 05:09PM by Mabie A.
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The Minimalist PSPSDK for Windows is now up to v0.8.8. But first, what
this SDK allows you to do is to code your own applications for the PSP. Read more after the jump.Download: Minimalist PSPSDK for Windows v0.8.8 |
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Posted Aug 08, 2008 at 11:54AM by Isaac C.
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Tipster Hitori Futari has come through for us once again, with new info on the PhotoFast PSP dual adapters, and new pics and benchmarks for the new CR-9000 hard drive enclosure. Details, info, and pics, all in the full article.And of course, a hearty thanks to Futari! |
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Posted Apr 19, 2008 at 10:39PM by Rio S.
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Lua,
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PlayStation Portable homebrew developer omerjks has just released a new built of Miro Lua, now on version 2.4. The new version has a number of bug fixes, changes, and tweaks. Changelog's in the full article so hop on there now.Download: Miro Lua v2.4 Visit: QJ.Net's PSP Development Forum |
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Posted Oct 29, 2007 at 01:37AM by Ryan A.
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Many PlayStation Portable owners, at one time or another, have thought of coming up with our own homebrew games and applications. While the others have been been successfully churning out creations left and right, some others are still afraid to even begin, for various reasons.Well fret not. Homebrew developer Zx-81 just came up with a software development kit that will allow users to do just that without spending hours on installing cygwin and compiling the toolchain. This SDK was made possible with the help of x86 hardware general-purpose full virtualizer VirtualBox. One you've obtained the software and other files needed through a connecting link on our readlink below, you must do the following as instructed by Zx-81 himself:
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Posted Sep 17, 2007 at 06:22PM by Glen D.
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QJ.NET Forums user mhorpheox dropped by earlier to inform us that Italian homebrew developer omerjks has released the new version of Miro Lua, now in version 2.1. This homebrew development utility is targeting to aid users of the programming language.According to omerjks, this Lua Ide was built to fit the needs of Sony PSP homebrew developers who are using Lua in order to make life a bit easier. These are some of the main features of Miro Lua:
Download: Miro Lua v2.1 Download: Microsoft Framework 2.0 Visit: QJ's PSP Development Forum |
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Posted Sep 01, 2007 at 07:19PM by Nicolo S.
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It's sad to say, but another homebrew developer is leaving the homebrew scene. ManiacX is quitting after the release of CSP Development Studio version 3.0. Among his reasons for leaving were school obligations, acquiring a new 360 with plans to make developments there, Fanjita's retirement, and the lack of appreciation for all the hard work from ungrateful people.ManiacX will be leaving something behind for the homebrew community though. The app CSP Development Studio is a Window-based IDE for PSP homebrew developers looking for an easy-to-use application. Like the previous CSP v2.2 release, a readme file isn't available, which means you'll have to find out what's new and what's been fixed in this latest version. What the dev tells us about the app though, is that a version of Cygwin is integrated with support for libraries. Apparently, you'll need 500MB of free disk space and 512MB RAM to run this version of CSP at minimum. Further updates in the future will be provided by a different homebrew developer called Blade Hunter. Download: CSP Development Studio v3.0 Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums |
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Posted Jul 16, 2007 at 05:19PM by Tim Y.
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And this makes it three. PSP modder PvP (aka Tony Hoang) over at AcidMods has apparently been kicking it into overdrive lately, as he informs us of another project that's just been completed. This new mod will ensure that any onboard LEDs mods will only activate under low-light conditions and won't turn on (and drain your battery) when it's bright.As PvP explained, this was done by wiring the LEDs to a light-sensitive PCB before hooking them up to a power PCB. The sensor is taken from a light-sensitive night light - PvP used the one to the right - which should be readily available in stores. The mod has been described as easy to duplicate and will require the following materials:
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Posted Jul 02, 2007 at 11:44AM by Karl B.
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MániácX has released a new update for CSP Development Studio, a Windows-based IDE that aims to assist PSP developers in the creation of various applications for the Sony handheld system.This update, which brings the app to version 2.2, will be quite beneficial for those who have been clamoring for more Lua support. Here's the changelog for CSP Development Studio v2.2:
Download: CSP Development Studio v2.2 Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums thread |
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Posted Jun 25, 2007 at 11:13AM by Ryan A.
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Lua,
Google,
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Homebrew application CSP Development Studio is really helpful especially for those who are still in the early stages of their coding careers. It is actually a Windows-based IDE to assist PSP developers in creating various programs. Its owner, MániácX, dropped by QJ.NET's PSP Development Forum recently to release a new build. Currently in version 2.1, the improvements added to this release may be small in quantity but their implications are quite varied and important. Here's the complete changelog:
If you are not quite sure how plugins work, a sample plugin was also provided by the developer to help you get started. This one was done using VB.NET and should convert all the text in the document to lower case. On a last note, the download includes a file named "PluginManager.dll". In the event that you encounter problems with it, MániácX suggested that a simple re-reference of the file should do the trick. A simple search in Google of "vb.net reference dll" will give you valid results. Download: CSP Development Studio Version 2.1 Download: Sample plugin for CSP Development Studio Version 2.1 Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum thread |
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Many PlayStation Portable owners, at one time or another, have thought of coming up with our own homebrew games and applications. While the others have been been successfully churning out creations left and right, some others are still afraid to even begin, for various reasons.



