KaotiK DesignZ and PSP3D have announced the release of a Developer version of the popular X5 PSP web browser portal. Since modability was requested by many for the next version, Kaotik DesignZ have added an all-new section in X5 especially for any applications you have made and want to include in the next version of the X5 browser portal.
Any decent games/applications/mods will be included in the next release, but the team behind X5 have stated that no alterations to the core X5 source code or official documentation are allowed. Please make sure that you read all the way through the documentation before you start developing your own part of X5. You can downlaod this developer version below or through using the "Software Update" function included in X5 version 2.00.
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