Quake gave us a quick heads up for his update on his Extreme Link app. He's still working on the DLLs that he mentioned before, but he's done with the ADS DLL and he can now focus more on the other DLLs. He's also made a few changes and fixes, so check with the full article for the changelog.


Download: Extreme Link 1.6.1 B2

That old-school FPS classic, Team Fortress, is now available for the PSP. "About time," is all I can say. Thanks to CyberDemon5150 for this.

Download: Team Fortress v1.3

I've seen some mods for PSP Quake before, but this one looks particularly impressive. This mod is called Halo Portable, and unless you haven't guessed yet, is based on the Xbox 360's Halo series. It's still a WIP, but the team behind the mod already has a couple of character models and maps. Check them out in the full article.

Developer Zack is announcing the release of Wolfenstein 3D v3.0, a PSP port of id Software's FPS of the same name. This build features full PSP Slim and sound support, among other updates. Details are available in the full article.


Download: Wolfenstein 3D V3.0

We know hardly any of you would look this way, now that your pre-order of Snake's final chapter has shipped to your doorstep. But Sony would just like you to know that they've added new things to the US PlayStation Store this week, and some of it's even angled to enhance your Metal Gear Solid 4 experience. There's also a slew of free downloadable content for both the next generation console and the PSP, as well as UMD titles finally hitting the PC store. Read more to get the full list.

It's another Thursday, and that means European gamers have something new to celebrate about as Sony delivers yet another set of updates to its PlayStation Store. This week sees another set of shoot 'em up titles with Activision's Enemy Territory Quake Wars walking hand-in-hand with Southpeak Interactive's Monster Madness: Grave Danger. Check out the complete list in our full article.

For a demo, homebrew developer MDave's Kurok project does its part as a convincing FPS pretty nicely (previous version here). It's got nice graphics, variety of weapons, and competent AI down pat. What's new with this version? Well, many things, including new grenade models and expanded maps, among others.

Download: Kurok v0.3 Demo
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Developer MDave visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of Kurok Demo v0.2. The latest build of this Quake engine-based homebrew FPS carries several additional features and improvements, which you can view over in the full article.


Download: Kurok Demo v0.2
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

Quake has released his update on his nifty application for the PSP, the Extreme Link, but this time, it's still a work in progress. See how his project is rolling with Extreme Link v1.60 Beta 3 over at the full article.


Download: Extreme Link v1.6.0 Beta

Homebrew developer MDave has released Kurok PSP Demo v0.1 on the PSP. A first person shooter game which uses a modified Quake engine port complete with multiplayer. To find out more, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: Kurok PSP Demo v0.1
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums