When PSPlay first starts (see video or screenshot on the download page) you may be thinking, “great, Mario Paint music composer on the PSP” or as the video progresses, “great, another wannabe Rock Band game.” But really, it isn’t either/or… This is Amrcidiot’s PSPlay and it’s somewhat fun seeing what you can come up with, at least for the first little bit…

PSPlay allows you to play the acoustic, electric, and bass guitar. As well the drums and keyboard.

Download: PSPlay v1.0

- source: qj

Update: pen has released MacroFire 3.0.11, which corrects a problem with Monster Hunter 2 and games alike… Grab it below if that’s you.

macro |ˈmakrō|
noun ( pl. -ros)
1. (also macro instruction) Computing a single instruction that expands automatically into a set of instructions to perform a particular task.

fire |fīr|
noun
1. combustion or burning, in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke.

There you have it… Press a single button and cause some real damage, real quick. The opposition won’t even know what hit ‘em.

MacroFire v3.0.10:

• Added the function “Auto-Hold”, with which we can block a certain key combo to use it solely.
• Keys X / O will be set automatically according to configuration in the registry.

Download: MacroFire v3.0.11

- source: classg @ sytes

Go get it… Goear PSP v1.2. All the tunes you want direct over the airwave spectrum. You may have noticed Goear 1.1 stopped working some time ago, but this new version should fix all that.

GoearPSP v1.2:

• Fixed critical bug in the search for songs
• Added download bar together with the percentage

Download: Goear PSP v1.2

Thanks for the tip, Kurropt0.

- source: dev.cristianlizana.info

First SofiyaCat, then JK108, and now Biscottealacrevette… There are likely others involved with making this possible too. If that’s you, let us know by leaving a comment below. Otherwise download and enjoy YouTube on your PSP all over again. And not only YouTube; watch Google Video, Mega Video, Daily Motion, and other clips from many popular video-sharing sites.

The coolest thing with GoTube: you can add/remove video channels (or sites) using GoTube Update under “Internet Radio.” Let me show you…

You’ll need to copy “GoTube.prs” to PSP/RADIOPLAYER for that to work. And also, if you’re using Bubbletune’s Game Categories plugin, you’ll want to keep GoTube uncategorized so the GoTube Update feature works properly.

Download: GoTube v1.0

- source: pspgen

Good News! – Well Neon says it is and if this video is anything to go by then we may be inclined to believe him. The video shows a PSP Go running a Genesis Emulator and the hack is apparently a kernel level exploit.

Now for the bad new, Neon says he has no plans on releasing the hack, whether he is just playing hard to get is not yet apparent but it will no doubt lead to many pessimists insisting that the cake is a lie.

So what’s your take on things? Do you think we’ll be enjoying 16GB of internal CFW goodness in the near future or is it just wishful thinking?

I’ve never used my PSP for Internet Radio; well, I have, just not with the firmware-integrated player. Here at PSP-Hacks we’re old school; we go back to the day of Raf’s PSPRadio. You remember that? You just might if you’ve been —hackin’ since ’07.

Anyway, today and now, it’s Black Eco and YourPlayer PSP v2.6 with direct access to 143 Internet Radio Stations. It’ s pretty awesome, providing of course you’re near a WiFi spot.

Download: YourPlayer PSP v2.6

- source: pspgen

It’s like Chess in the West according to Wikipedia… You should check that if you don’t know how to play, or if you care to learn more about Mancala’s origins… But whatever the case — if you’re just kicking back this beautiful Sunday, learn and indulge in ZX-81’s PSP Mancala.

PSPMancala v1.1.0:

• Bug fix in AI (now it is much stronger)
• New graphics and eboot icons
• Add EBOOT music (see Phenom album from NeXuS)

Download:
PSPMancala v1.1.0
PSPMancala v1.1.0 Source Code

- source: ZX-81’s web site

These two ‘brews go together like Guinness and Cristal, if you know what I’m talking ’bout… Download Weltall’s CWCHEAT and keep its cheat database up-to-date with Raing3’s PSP CheatUp. It’s the best way to cheat your way through each and every PSP game. My word.

(Dated) PSP CheatUp Screens:

You know the drill… The changes, the downloads — they all follow…

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I don’t know about you, but I’m sticking with NesterJ right now. Just the same, should you care to experiment, then here you go… Allan_Cesa’s (is that right?) PSP port of FCEUltra.

Features:

• Basic control pad support
• 44100Hz Sound
• SRAM support
• Save state support

TODO:

• Improve sound buffering/quality
• Add pad turbo support
• Improve video render speed/quality

And like demonolith says, a few notable games don’t work with NesterJ, but Captain Skyhawk, shit still kicks ass, on both NesterJ and FCEU-PSP.

Download:
FCEU-PSP v0.1
NesterJ v1.11

- source: dcemu

Vaseline won’t help the pain in your ass that is starting ChickHEN each and every time your PSP-3000 (or TA-088v3) is shutdown or rebooted — but Zer01ne’s Sedna will!

Simply install this plugin like you would any other and you’re set — no activation or manual intervention required… As soon as your PSP boots you’re homebrew and custom firmware enabled. However, by the looks of it, or at least what I’m lead to believe from the read me is that Sedna won’t always work: “Some Reboot/Shutdown is still executed despite the patches apply.”

That aside, Sedna does all this [French to English translated] stuff:

• Patch the Reboot of the PSP
• Patch the Shutdown of the PSP
• Hide UMD Update Icon
• Patch flash 0, 1, 2, 3 for USB access
• Redirecting the file version.txt to ms0:/PSP/SYSTEM/version.txt
• Patch the blit TIFF image “blit corrupted data for file with extension .tiff”

Download: Sedna for Custom Firmware 5.03 GEN-A/B

Thanks Paradigm. Much respect.

- source: pspgen