Latest to come from Red Squirrel is a major update to CTF Manager, a companion for sorting out, archiving, and even creating your own custom themes on the PlayStation Portable. Coupled with the ability to incorporate CTF files onto your custom firmware touting PSP, this adds a delectable possibility for personalizing your homebrew and handheld experience. The homebrew developer tackles the .NET application's new features at the full story.


Download: CTF Manager v2.0
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

Archaemic dropped by the QJ.NET forums earlier to announce the latest builds of FANG and No Bull Moose. The dev also had some extra details regarding the release of PSPComic version 1.1, so you'll want to visit the full article for the rest of the details.

Download: FANG v0.1.1 and No Bull Moose v0.2.4
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

A hefty update post has been put up by Mathieulh on the Utopia kernel project and it was noted that it'll be released for everyone soon. For those of you unfamiliar with it, this is a new kernel designed for homebrew and it'll be used in future custom firmwares. See the details after the jump.

Thanks to Mark M for the tip!

A week ago, homebrew developer zx-81 released PSP-VE v1.0.1 to the PSP homebrew community, which allowed the 8-bit game console to be mimicked by Sony's portable handheld. Now zx-81 has improved audio and video performance with a new update: PSP-VE v1.0.2.

Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 3.xx
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 1.50
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 source code
Visit: ZX-81's Homebrew Releases

If you enjoyed PSPCAP32 v1.3.4 then you'll be glad to know that Zx-81has updated the application to v1.4.0. In case you want to find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 for FW 3.x
Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 for FW 1.5
Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 Source Code
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

Programming homebrew apps and games for the PlayStation Portable can be a gritty thing. Aside from having to contend with horrendous compilation times, you need to allocate a lot of hard disk space just to get these programs up and running. Fortunately, developer jsharrad was able to compile a homebrew SDK which puts together all the important tools and toolchains for developing programs for the PSP.

Download: Premade PSPSDK and toolchain Linux VM
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development forum

Yes, most of us think that SCEE London's Beats is awesome, and it's about time that someone from the homebrew community thought up of letting PSP owners play the game with their own customized "beats." Yes, here's Beats Off, where you can load and play custom compiled BJS files. Important details in the full article!

Download: Beats Off v0.1

Inspired by the Atari arcade classic Tempest, we reported on the homebrew game Webfest from developer Jum last year in October. Now the space/tunnel shooter game is back with more fixes and improvements. Head over the full article for more details.

Download: Webfest v1.2

After updating PSPIRC for 3.80/3.90 custom firmwares, coder Zx-81 is doing the same for PSPSSH (now at version 1.1.1), a homebrew which lets you access your PC remotely through your 3.80/3.90 CFW-powered PSP using commands and run scripts. Talk about portable. More details after the jump.

Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 for 1.5FW
Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 for 3.xFW
Download: PSPSSH v1.1.1 - source code
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

If you're looking for a new game to add to your PSP, here's something you can try out. Hardrive has released his own version of Pong, which now allows for both vertical and horizontal movement. Learn more about it after the jump!


Download: Pong (with source included)
Visit: QJ.Net PSP Development Forums