Prokill Fake PSP Bricker
Note from the dev (Killerfeeshy):
PROKILL is an app for the PSP that pretends to install Custom Firmware but goes wrong then pretends to brick your PSP.
PROKILL is coded in LUA and runs in LUA Player Euphoria
Prokill Fake PSP Bricker
Note from the dev (Killerfeeshy):
PROKILL is an app for the PSP that pretends to install Custom Firmware but goes wrong then pretends to brick your PSP
Prokill Fake PSP Bricker
Note from the dev (Killerfeeshy):
PROKILL is an app for the PSP that pretends to install Custom Firmware but goes wrong then pretends to brick your PSP
Engine02
Homebrew developer Stealth has released a new version of Engine02, a versatile, multiplatform 2D game engine that allows aspiring developers to create their own homebrewed games
gLib2D
Homebrew developer Geecko has published a new version of his gLib2D project, a simple, fast and lightweight 2D graphics library for aspiring homebrewers
Homebrew coders' NaNnI & Rinnegatamante has released a new version of LUA Player Plus, a mod of the original LUA Player Euphoria and LUA Player HM7 made by Zack and HomeMister for Playstation Portable
Adventure Game Studio runtime for PSP
Homebrew developer JJS has ported the Adventure Game Studio runtime engine to the Sony's handheld, giving PSP owners another option to play some good ole' point and click adventure games
gLib2D
Developer's note:
gLib2D is a simple, fast, light-weight 2D graphics library. This library has been designed to replace the old graphics.c library and to simplify the use of the pspgu. The goals : keep it simple, keep it small, keep it fast
gLib2D
PSP coder Geecko is back in the homebrew scene to release his latest project, gLib2D, a lightweight 2D graphics library for the PSP. Some of its features include basic objects display, JPEG and PNG support, alpha blending and texture cropping, third coordinate support and intraFont compatibility, among others
Engine02 10/08/29 update (PSP)
from Stealth:
E02 is a versatile, multiplatform 2D game development system. Its editors and powerful script interface allow users to create the characters and environment that make up the game, while the program handles I/O, low-level player/object management, etc
