PSP Homebrew developer SG57 - author of VSHInform - has come out with a fun little physics game. Since there doesn't seem to be an official title for the game, we'll call it the Fun Little Physics Game. Basically, you're a little square that bashes around smaller squares with another square. Well, you'll get it once you play the game. Check out the full article for more details.

Download: Fun Little Physics Game
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It should be remembered that homebrew developer SG57 released the plugin VSHInform Alpha almost two months ago. It concerns your PlayStation Portable's (PSP) frequency and USB function among others.

While the program is really nifty, some users reported that it won't work on certain custom firmwares like 3.10 OE-A'. It seems that the coder noticed the problem and has now released another version of VSHInform. It is still in Alpha but SG57 noted that this should work with custom firmwares 3.xx OE.

The plugin is very useful in informing users about their handheld's battery percentage, battery life, CPU frequency, and USB On/Off. It also allows the following:

• Change CPU frequency between 4 pre-defined values
• Turn USB on/off with the touch of a button
• Turn on/off the visibility and button input of it
• This may be used in both the VSH and in a game

VSHInform Alpha for 3.xx OE has a Readme file that contains information on installation instructions, controls, and other important details.

Download: VSHInform Alpha for 3.xx OE

 

SG57's done it again. He's just made an alpha release version of an app that'll let you do a couple of nifty things with your PSP's frequency and USB connection. As he mentions on our forums, VSHInform Alpha is an app that'll tell you the following:

• Battery %
• Battery Life
• CPU Frequency
• USB On/Off

VSHInform Alpha will let you change the CPU frequency through four pre-defined values, as well as toggle the USB connection on or off. It also allows you to mess toggle the visibility and the button inputs if you so desire. Currently meant to help SG57 develop Safeguard, it'll allow you to try out your homebrew at different CPU speeds to see if the speed will directly affect anything on your planned application.

In the meantime, give it a try and let SG57 know what you think of it. Just remember to check the readme for installation instructions. Enjoy!

Download: VSHInform Alpha
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