While most of the coders out there work within the same circles, one of them seems to be standing on the outside, causing his own storm of sorts. External from most of the drama, StrmnNrmn is happily living in his own world, giving us one of the greatest homebrew emulator projects for the PSP: the Nintendo 64 emulator, Deadalus PSP. As a tribute to Daedalus' third year anniversary this month, here's your QuickGuide for reminiscing (or catching up!) on the life and times of StrmnNrmn so far. Strap into your seats, we're heading into the eye of the storm!

The DaedalusX64 team is back with a quick update for the latest beta version of their DeadalusX64 emulator for the PSP. As Kreationz states, this update is just a quick fix, but it's still recommended that you update your version of Beta 2 to this one. Quick fix as it may be, just look at that changelog in the full article, man.

Download: DaedalusX64 Beta 2 Update

Guinness World Records EIC Craig Glenday put together an unspecified group of industry experts to form a judging panel and rated the most influential games of all time. So who makes it to the top of their list? Keep your favorites in mind, then find out after the jump.

There's been quite a handful of homebrew Legend of Zelda clones for the PSP before, and here comes a new one: Zelda: The Return from French PSP coder, Darksidious (same guy who did MakeFile Maker!). This release is just a demo for the full game - a Lua-coded game at that - and it involves another quest to save Princess Zelda.

Download: Zelda: The Return demo v0.0.1

Kreationz of the Daedalusx64 project has released the changelog of the program's latest build, and it looks like a pretty hefty update! The PSP N64 emulator now has TV out support, increased audio buffers, and a number of fixes.

Watch a comparison vid of the R13 release against the x64 release after the link!

A big thanks to Penpvdbs for the tip!

Ok, so we don't quite have the video from Shinydude100 and the rest of the DaedalusX64 team just yet, however, we get more screens. From what we've seen yesterday, Mario 64 was already looking ace, and now we get to see GoldenEye 007 running on Alpha 1 too! Kreationz also elaborated more on GoldenEye's special kind of rendering and it looks like he's working well into Alpha 2 and 3 development now - he even got Legend of Zelda: OoT running back up to R13 speeds!

Sounds like a dream? Shinydude100 at the Daedalus X64 forums is confident that he can run Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time at over 25fps. He's not giving any further details just yet, but he's got plans underway and we'd love to see him succeed.

N64 emulator for PSP">Daedalus ain't dead yet! I'm sure a lot of you guys (myself included, actually) have been wondering what's been cooking for the PSP's all-time fave Nintendo 64 emulator, so here's some good news for you. A couple of Daedalus fans got together to help get the N64 emulator project going - they want to help the community by picking up where StrmnNrmn left off. And so starts the DaedalusX64 project.

Developer 369 visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of Legend Of Zelda Portable Adventures Beta. The latest build of this homebrew game project implements a ton of bug fixes, including new support fit the PSP's analog controller. The rest of the changelog is available over in the full article. 

Download: Legend Of Zelda Portable Adventures Beta
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

The homebrewed version of Link's Adventures, The Legend of Zelda Adventures (previous version here), is now on Alpha 4 version. The developer, dan369, says that the game is actually out of Alpha, however, so we can call it Legend of Zelda Portable Adventures Beta. What are the new features included in this release? Proceed to the full article to read about them.

Download: Legend of Zelda Portable Adventures Alpha 4