warPSP^xmb
Califrag has released warPSP^xmb Alpha, a plugin application that serves as a wireless hotspot scanner for your PSP. Califrag notes that this is a renamable plugin that can be launched through the Network Update, Certificate Utility, or Remote Play icons
warPSP^xmb Beta
For a fresh start in fall, califrag has updated warPSP^xmb Alpha to Beta and has released it for those who have been following his homebrewed WarXing prx
Water 2 Theme for PSP
Place theme.p3t file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes
X is your psp USB or PSP media card
Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser
Waterblue Theme for PSP
Place theme.p3t file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes
X is your psp USB or PSP media card
Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser
Waterred Theme for PSP
Place theme.p3t file in X:/PSP/THEME/ folder and select theme from XMB->Settings->Themes
X is your psp USB or PSP media card
Or Download Only theme file directly from your PSP internet browser
Wav Loader (Wavloader) 0.1 for PSP
Insomniac197 over at our QJ Forums has posted his Wav Loader (Wavloader) for the PSP. It is a simple interface for using the MikMod library to play WAV files. This is a version 0.1 initial release.
How does it work? From the readme.txt:
At a Cygwin prompt type:
svn checkout svn://svn.ps2dev
Wave Attack
Yes folks, that screenshot above is real. It was created through an app made by Sulpher Dragon, and is based off of xmbWave, which creates randomized waves for your cross menu bar everytime you access it.
According to the information on the readme, it edits the system_plugin_bg_deflate.bin, randomising values between decimal offsets of 464 and 948
Wave Flasher
Homebrew coder Slasher from Team Duck said it best: "There are seemingly hundreds of custom XMB waves lately. In case you were somewhat left out back in the Dark Ages, an XMB wave (not to be mistaken with the application xmbWave) is a program that allows users to tinker with their handheld's cross media bar
