Digiplay Studios has sent word via the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums that they're releasing a new portal for the community's use, XMP v1.0 beta. This new PSP portal will carry a couple of news features since the studio's previously released works, the most notable of which is the ability for users to switch themes. Here's the rundown on what XMP v1.0 packs:
* 16 flash games
* 7 videos
* MSN Messenger
* Podcasts
* A photo/file viewer
* 5 themes
Users will want to avoid the music option - the dev team reports that it's currently not working. That said, we advise would-be users to view the file readme included with the bundle for installation and usage details. You may also want to visit Digiplay's release thread over at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums if you're keen on offering your feedback.
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