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Sunday, 25 April 2010 19:04 | Written by wraggster |
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News via http://www.psp-ita.com/?module=news&...9&view_reply=1
Now also the fat and slim PSP owners have to watch their hands thanks to a plugin developed by ad-hoc coder DeviantWhich reproduces (not really accurately, it is to say, but this is only the first release ..) watch this classic from the Go for PSP firmware 5.70. Go for Fatties Clock is installed like any other prx is compatible with most custom firmware currently in circulation, and is easy to use. To activate the time display is required, after copy and activated, simultaneously press L + R + Square while hiding enough pressure on the Circle, with the next version will be fixed some bugs that have already been reported by several users and will probably add another couple of functions. Add new comment
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Sunday, 25 April 2010 17:21 | Written by wraggster |
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News via http://www.aep-emu.de/
 The PSP emulator D Pspemu Some homebrew programs are already working. Quote: A new version of the emulator with lots and lots of improvements: - Lots of cleanups and improvements in code - Lots of fixes, improvements and new implemented stuff on kernel - Improved unittesting - A lot of fixes of the gpu - Clut implementation for gpu and checks for texture cache - Fixed display and a lot of display/render modes. (Still with some issues) - Some fixes on CLEAR and PRIM gpu opcodes. Now CLEAR is less faked. - Elf relocation - Started to work with dynarec and sound (though it´s disabled at the moment) - Take screenshot feature - Small memory viewer (not editable yet) and register viewer - Fixed and implemented more cpu instructions - Added more demos and tests - Autodetection of window´s language for the psp´s registry. - And much more! Still can´t load commercial games, but there are much more homebrews running.
Friday, 23 April 2010 21:34 | Written by wraggster |
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The Lavalit Team have released a new build of Openbor for the Dreamcast, Dingoo, PSP, Gp2x, Wii and Wiz.
OpenBOR is a continuation of Beats Of Rage originally created by the wonderful folks over at http://www.senileteam.com History ---------------------- As fans of the 'Streets of Rage' series that originally appeared on the SEGA megadrive/genesis, we always wanted to see streets of rage 4. But the waiting proved futile, and streets of rage 4 never came. That's why we tried to correct this mistake and fill the void by making the ultimate tribute to Streets of Rage: Beats of Rage!! Development ---------------------- Beats of Rage was created by Senile Team. However, the character sprites and some parts of the backgrounds are taken from 'the King of Fighters' games by SNK Playmore. Therefore special thanks go out to SNK Playmore and SEGA who unknowingly helped in creating this game. Beats of Rage and OpenBOR are a free, fully functional game, which includes music, and features six playable levels plus a bonus level. It is available for many systems Whats New Log message: Added required libraries for MVS.
Friday, 23 April 2010 21:19 | Written by wraggster |
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Falcom’s big announcement must be this, a new game in the Legend of the Heroes series. Zero no Kiseki is a direct sequel to the Sora no Kiseki line of Legend of Heroes games. Tonfa bearing Lloyd Burnings and pistol equipped Elly McDaell are the lead characters. Concept art for both of them are below. Falcom didn’t go into details, but they say Zero no Kiseki will have a grand story (it’s genre is “story RPG”) and a revised battle system. Zero no Kiseki is on track for release this year in Japan. http://www.siliconera.com/2010/04/23/zero-no-kiseki-in-development-for-psp/
Friday, 23 April 2010 21:16 | Written by wraggster |
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 [TokyoDrift] built an adapter that allows you to connect a PlayStation 2 controller to a PlayStation Portable. It’s a bit different from similar hacks as this adapter doesn’t require any hardware alteration to the PSP or the controller. To do so, a plug-in is used on the PSP firmware side of things. The adapter then makes use of video out and PS2 controller extension cables, along with an ATmega8 microcontroller to handle the signals between the two devices. We posted a picture of the guts because we like that king of thing but the finished project is nicely housed inside of a project box. http://hackaday.com/2010/04/23/plays...o-psp-adapter/ |
