There might be a lot of things that screwed up for Windows Vista, but you gotta admit, the OS is purrty. PSP homebrew developer fou2psp seems to think so too, hence this Vista-themed shell, which also comes with a PSOne emulator. Developer notes coming after the jump.


Download: vvista v2.0

Homebrew developer Winnydows has released the latest version of XviD4PSP, the PC-based video converter for the PSP. There are several new features in this update, check them out in the full article.

Download: XviD4PSP v5.035

Here's an interesting PSP homebrew project you guys might like. It's called PSPdisp from developer Jochen Schleu, and it basically lets you use your PSP as an extra monitor for your PC. It's kinda like the opposite of TyRaNiD's RemoteJoyLite. Check out a video of the homebrew in action after the link.

Download: PSPdisp v0.1 (PC installer)
Download: PSPdisp v0.1

BlackBurd from our forums dropped a rather interesting PSP brew application. It's called the PSP Host revision, and it basically gives you better support for Windows Vista. Check it out after the jump.


Download: PSP Host revision
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

Want a handheld Vista? You can make your Sony PlayStation Portable look like it's running on that system with the Windows Vista Lua version 2, which allows icons to be added to the desktop for easier access. Homebrew developer pspman16 also included an MP3 player to boot, and it's up to you to learn about it by heading over to the full article.

Download: Windows Vista Lua v2
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Homebrew Development Forum

Those who love their Vista so much that they want their other gadgets to have the same user interface may want to check out homebrew developer Jack's PSPVista (previous version here). Now in version 0.8, PSPVista now supports the Sony PSP Slim. The changelog in the full article!

Download: PSPVista v0.8 for Phat
Download: PSPVista v0.8 for Slim

It seems that homebrew developer Jack has released a new build for the Windows Vista simulator app on the PlayStation Portable with PSPvista v0.7. The latest set of updates takes care of a few bugs tied into the PSP's battery, as well as other bugs which caused images to load improperly. For more details on the latest version of PSPvista, check out the full article.

Download: PSPvista v0.7

It looks like gamers in North America will finally be able to relive the epic battles of the Three Kingdoms as Koei announced the release of Warriors Orochi for the PC and PlayStation Portable by next month. The PC version of this classic hack and slash title features enhanced graphics and will be available exclusively through digital download. For more details on the game's release read the full article after the jump.

Homebrew developer Jack has updated PSPvista to version 0.6. This version of the application adds some nifty changes and features including new graphics for the program and the ability for users to create their own bios. For more information about this latest release, head on over to the full article.

Download: PSPvista v0.6

For Sony PlayStation Portable owners who want to have Windows Vista on their Sony handhelds, here's the latest release of homebrew developer Jack's PSPvista. Find out what it does by checking out the full article.



Download: PSPvista v0.3.1