People have been up in arms lately and there has been a lot of discussion about the demise of the PSP scene.A Today we have another release from Developer Avanaboy who is doing his part to put those ideas of a dead scene to rest.A Avanaboy has released P-Tester v2 which is a diagnostic tool for your PSP.A P-Tester lets you do a lot of testing on things such as the buttons as well as fixing pixels and several other useful functions.A Listed below is a message from Avanaboy on what P-Tester can do for your PSP.
I'm releasing the source code too. I think that this might be useful
for those that want to learn psp programming basics, and for those that
just want to see how P-TESTER works."
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