PSP homebrew developer luizlizard has come a long way with the successive releases of the PSP Theme Cycler application, which has just updated today to version 0.5. This application, in case you're wondering, allows you to change your PSP's XMB themes every time you reboot. This latest release also includes a theme manager function, which now allows users to manually flash their themes. As for the complete features list:
* Theme Manager (NEW!!!)
* Automatic theme flashing at startup
* Unlimited slots for saving themes
* Configuration menu
* Dummy font flashing -- Frees 2.5 mb in Flash0
* Monthly theme cycling
* Original theme backup
* Scripting improvement over last release
As luizlizard (and we here at QJ) state: view the file readme before anything else, as mishandling this application may lead to bricks. We also highly recommends users to check out the QJ.Net Forums for additional info. Enjoy the download!
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