Here is an interesting homebrew for your PSP.A Its called PSProverbes 0.1 and is coded in LUA.A This homebrew was released by Team LightDev.A Here is what they had to say about PSProverbes 0.1.
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Like Moliere's language as to read essays, literary works in more developed or to be a little smarter with the loan of your family, your friends out of high sentence, placing it well in conversation.
A proverb a day is what we propose Applelo (ie me) team member LightDev, PSProverbes lege being coded in Lua and /
The principle is simple, an update every month with a renewal of proverbs.
The author says one thing he would like that users comply with:
quote:
Thank you for playing the game and not look proverbs in the LUA code Thanks"
"Download PSProverbes;
Connect your PSP to the computer via USB;
Pass your PSP in USB mode through the USB connection option;
Right-click on the file you downloaded;
Choose Extract files ... (WinRAR is recommended);
Choose like destination the letter assigned to your PSP from your computer;
Press OK and wait extraction files;
Exit the USB Mode on your PSP;
Go to the menu Game> Memory Stick to launch PSProverbes."
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
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