Think your PSP needs a bit of redecorating? For the guys who said yes, we have anothercustom XMB theme lined up for today: the Arsenal theme by cold4ire.
As some fans may notice, the underlying idea for this XMB theme is England's Arsenal Football (soccer) Club, aka the Gunners. Given that they're one of the more successful soccer teams we've heard of from England, we're sure many a fan will be sure to pick up on this custom theme set, which comes with wallpaper, volume icon, battery icon, opening, wave, icon, and sub-icon swaps.
Its corresponding download link is up ahead. Enjoy your download!
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PSPRadio Skin - Blue PSPRadio Skin - Blue
PSPRadio's 3D-style menu is pretty slick as it is, but who says it can't have just a little more pizazz? To install, just copy the folder contents into PSPRadio's "TEXTUI3D" directory, and backing up the old files wouldn't be a bad idea either
Quick Tuning Flasher Quick Tuning Flasher
Props once again to QJ.NET forum member _Hellin_ for telling us that homebrew developer Marce82 along with Adrin have come up with a new multiple theme flasher application for Sony's PlayStation Portable entitled Quick Tuning Flasher v1
Sidedock 3.90 M33 (Flash0) Sidedock 3.90 M33 (Flash0)
Homebrew developer Kratosjohn, has released a new theme for the Sony PlayStation Portable called the Sidedock 3.90 M33.
Unlike more conventional themes, this one offers a selection bar on the left side of the XMB
BlaCkoncept (flash0) BlaCkoncept (flash0)
PSP homebrew developer sn00chi3 has released a pair of gorgeous looking customized XMB themes that you might to try out. The themes are titled BlaCkoncept and VertiGO!, and both have their own unique visual styles to offer.
The first theme, BlaCkoncept, features a visual style that's as dark as the name suggests
FFX Rikku wallpaper for PSP FFX Rikku wallpaper for PSP
Download wallpaper (right-click "Download" button -> click "Save link as") and transfer file to your PHOTO folder (all caps) on your memory stick's PSP folder. Access the image via XMB and open it. Hit 'Triangle' to open the Control Panel and find the function to "Set as Wallpaper"
