If ya didn’t know, that PlayStation Portable of yours is capable of running J2ME applications and games; the habit-forming ones typically found on cell phones and other such devices. Yeah, you know what I’m talkin’ about… All thanks to the magic of PSPKVM.
Much props to Sleepper & M@x for their continued work on PSPKVM.

PSPKVM v0.3.2 changelog:
Download:
PSPKVM 0.3.2 (fw 1.50)
PSPKVM 0.3.2 (cfw 3.xx — slim)
- source: pspkvm.com
Comments (6)M@x and Sleepper have released an update for their K virtual machine port — PSPKVM version 0.3.1. Get down with a huge library of mobile Java apps & games on your PlayStation Portable.

PSPKVM 0.3.1 changes:
Download:
PSPKVM 0.3.1 (fw 1.50)
PSPKVM 0.3.1 (cfw 3.xx — slim)
- source: pspkvm.com
Comments (20)Toss pspkvm 0.1.0a and pspME 0.2.1 into a pot; stir ‘em around, and what do ya got? You got M@x and Sleepper’s fully merged PSPKVM 0.3.0 — a virtual machine capable of running j2me applications/games on the PlayStation Portable.

PSPKVM 0.3.0 features:
Download:
PSPKVM 0.3.0 (fw 1.50)
PSPKVM 0.3.0 (cfw 3.xx — slim)
- source: pspkvm.com
Comments (27)Update: Quick bug fix…
Sleepper has released PSPKVM v0.1.0 — a JavaME VM capable of running mobile j2me apps/games on the PSP. Once you get the hang of PSPKVM’s control scheme, you’ll no doubt find games much more enjoyable than using your phone’s keypad — especially those still sportin’ the Nokia 3650.

To use: start PSPKVM and select a “.jar” file. The default device is the SE K800i; press Triangle to cycle through available devices. The last selected device will be loaded on the next boot.
Stay tuned for improved versions of PSPKVM; it’s said the author of pspME, M@x, will be merging his project with Sleepper’s in effort to provide a better Java Micro Edition Virtual Machine for the PSP.
Download:
PSPKVM v0.1.0a
PSPKVM source
- source: pspkvm.com
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