Homebrew News

Originally Posted by wraggster

WiiEarth allows you to use your Wiimote to navigate (and zoom-in on) the Earth, using Google Maps and similar services. You can switch between viewing with OpenStreetMap, Live (Maps, Satellite) and Google (Maps, Satellite, Terrain).

Version 2.3

• New logo
• Removed non-working OpenStreetMap
• Added '1' button functionality which switches the image source back
• Compiled with latest libogc

http://code.google.com/p/wiiearth

Originally Posted by wraggster

This PSP Homebrew game known as Cube Runner Advanced was made available to the PlayStation Homebrew community for PSP users who have a homebrew enable PSP System , This version is the same as the original Cube Runner but more advance and much harder then the original version . If you are looking for a more harder version of Cube Runner to run on your PSP , Then look no further as Cube Runner Advanced 1.1 is now available for download via our download section below .

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Cube Runner Advanced

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Originally Posted by wraggster

It has become a custom of ours to give extra treats at Christmas time and this year is no different. Finally after months of development and tuning, C4E has finally finished LT+ 3.0 for the Hitachi 78 and 79 !

C4E’s Hitachi iXtreme LT+ 3.0 in association with Team Jungle & Team Xecuter
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• Official release of the iXtreme LT+ v3.0 for Hitachi 78 and 79 drives
• Support for

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Originally Posted by wraggster

C4E is the man – this really is an amazingly cool app – serious top shelf hacking !

C4E’s BurnerMAX Payload Tool in association with Team Jungle & Team Xecuter
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Official release of the BurnerMAX Payload Tool – works with most MTK chipset based DVD burners (Liteon etc)
- No need to flash burner firmware
- Delivers a realtime payload to increase capacity

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Originally Posted by wraggster

After witnessing the fall of the DS, DSi, 3DS and PlayStation Vita, it's no surprise to hear that the Neo Geo X has succumbed to the talents of the homebrew community, but it is a little shocking how easy the handheld was to conquer. Upon cracking the device open, enthusiasts were surprised to find no copy protection to speak of -- just a lightly glued MicroSD card. The folks on the Neo Geo forum wasted no

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