If you've ever wanted to make a PSP homebrew game but can't quite wrap your mind around any of the programming languages available then you might want to try out this release from Emeric0101.
Called LuaDev, this homebrew app is similar to RPG Maker. It helps users create LUA games quickly and easily. Some new modules included in this release are a Load and Save module as well as a Battle module a la Final Fantasy.
Give it a whirl. If you have any questions and suggestions, head to the QJ forum thread for this release. Also, don't hesitate to show us any of the games you create using this app on the QJ forums.
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