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by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:58
News via http://wololo.net/wagic/2011/02/02/a...petition-2011/
Sony stopped distributing development hardware for the PSP1 at the end of 2010, and announced the NGP a few days ago.
But the PSP’s not dead.
Since its release in 2004, more than 60 millions of PSPs have been sold, and hundreds of thousands of players around the world enjoy homebrews on a daily basis. The scene has never been so alive, with HBL in 2010, and now the HEN for 6.20 and 6.35, or the recent possibility to run our homebrews on all PSPs without hacking them.
So before we kiss the PSP1 goodbye, and start moving on to the next generation, we want to go with a bang. The PSP underground is more alive than ever, and respected scener npt is proving it by organizing the biggest PSP homebrew competition ever, the PSP Genesis Competition. By “biggest” I mean that the prizes are going to be massive. I can’t reveal much for now, but I’m glad to announce that not only will I be a judge in this contest, wololo.net will be a sponsor and add a bonus prize of 100$ that will go to my favorite entry. Just know that this 100$ prize will only be a tiny fraction of the total prizes in this competition.
We are currently finalizing the rules and prizes, as well as looking for additional sponsors who might want to add their own contribution to this contest, but I’ll have more information in a few weeks.
If you are a homebrew programmer and are thinking of starting on a new project, or finalizing some work in progress, now’s the good time to go full steam. We’ll give programmers enough time to submit something good, but I suggest you start now. Full information, including submissions rules, will be announced in a few weeks.
Thought the PSP scene was dead? We will prove that 2011 is the year the PSP scene was reborn. Get ready to submit your best homebrews for the PSP Genesis Compo! ...by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:50
News via http://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic...f242e44f23a65e
Giantpune realized with the help of Team Twiizers a new exploit to hack the Nintendo Wii to version 4.3. The exploit for the game LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga and exploits a flaw in the backup of the game
http://gbatemp.net/t277240-jabba-the-haxx?&st=15 ...by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:42
Feeling ostentatious, are we? This luxury game controller (yes, you read that right) is hand assembled in a Parisian workshop and features a lacquered oak wood joystick, ostrich leather covering, and electronics courtesy of Sanwa. We have no idea how much this will cost (and we're quite frankly afraid to ask) although we should know when this becomes available on the 18th of this month. Compatible with the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC, it's being brought to the world by a French company called Hoon. Hit the source link to start wasting money....
http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/02/l...overkill-ever/by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:33
Sony's initial goal with the NGP is to match the install base of its current PSP system, so says SEA CEO Kaz Hirai....
Hirai discussed the platform holder's sales expectations for the new device, which was unveiled in Tokyo last week, in an interview with the PlayStation Blog.
"One of the things we want to accomplish with the NGP is match - number one - the install base that we have on PSP worldwide."
Once that mile marker is reached, it can than push on and attempt to go further than its predecessor, Hirai explained. "The fact that we're working hand in hand with the worldwide studios internally but also with a lot of the third party publishing partners already. That, combined with some of the exciting features - whether it's leveraging the 3G networks, or the front and back panels, or the sensors that we have incorporated into NGP – is a really strong combination to really match the install base we have for PSP and certainly go beyond that as well."
The video interview also offers fleeting glimpses of a few NGP titles in action – including the new Uncharted offering.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...p-install-base
by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:07- Categories:
- Nes News
News via http://www.aep-emu.de/PNphpBB2-file-...c-t-16320.html
The NES emulator HalfNES has been updated.
Quote:
0.026.1 (2/1/2011)
- fixed games with battery RAM crashing on startup
- Added support for Sunsoft-01 and Konami VRC2 and VRC4 mappers (#21,22,23,25). VRC4 is still not quite correct... status bar flickers in Parodius, but Gradius II, the Japanese version of Contra, and Bio Miracle Bokutte Opa all work fine.
- Made sound keep playing while fast forwarding
- Rewrote all the frame limiter code again (need to test on a slower machine with XP)
- Improved performance by making sure that I wasn´t regenerating the entire tile cache every time the game wrote to the mapper, even if the tiles didn´t change.
by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:03- Categories:
- Genesis News
News via http://www.aep-emu.de/
Gens+ REWiND! 1.1 - the Sega multi-system emulator with rewind feature has been released with some minor additions and frontend compatibility. Download the win32 binaries and source code at the author's website. ...by Published on February 3rd, 2011 02:01- Categories:
- PSP News
News via http://www.psp-ita.com/?module=news&...7&view_reply=1
A few days after the fix for CF 6:35 Custom V6 , here is the new release v7. The use is limited solely to the exclusion of the PSP 2000 TA-088v3 (8C or higher) , the attempt to install this on any other model of CF would lead to the brick's total PSP console.
Following download and changelog
Changelog, download and install:
Quote:
.: Changelog:.
- Added support for extra memory and PARAM.SFO
- Added option to enable USB.
- Fixed a bug in the nid resolver, with the help of liquidzigong.
- Aggionrato the installer to support the installation of other pre-existing CF
- Added the function to access the Toggle USB Flash all'UMD by XMB
. Installation:.
1. Download the archive to view news
2. Copy the UPDATE folder in the path ms0/PSP/GAME /
3. Place the file in the official FW 6:35 renamed 635.PBP in the path ms0: / PSP / GAME / UPDATE / (not necessary if the FW 6.35 and already installed)
4. Start the installer
5. Restart the PSP if the CF is installed through HEN
.: Links:.
FW 6:35
.: Download:.
Download Here - 6.35 Custom v7
NB: Please note that the 6:35 Custom can be installed not only on the PSP 2000 TA-088v3 . ...by Published on February 3rd, 2011 01:58- Categories:
- PSP News
News via http://wololo.net/wagic/2011/02/02/a...petition-2011/
Sony stopped distributing development hardware for the PSP1 at the end of 2010, and announced the NGP a few days ago.
But the PSP’s not dead.
Since its release in 2004, more than 60 millions of PSPs have been sold, and hundreds of thousands of players around the world enjoy homebrews on a daily basis. The scene has never been so alive, with HBL in 2010, and now the HEN for 6.20 and 6.35, or the recent possibility to run our homebrews on all PSPs without hacking them.
So before we kiss the PSP1 goodbye, and start moving on to the next generation, we want to go with a bang. The PSP underground is more alive than ever, and respected scener npt is proving it by organizing the biggest PSP homebrew competition ever, the PSP Genesis Competition. By “biggest” I mean that the prizes are going to be massive. I can’t reveal much for now, but I’m glad to announce that not only will I be a judge in this contest, wololo.net will be a sponsor and add a bonus prize of 100$ that will go to my favorite entry. Just know that this 100$ prize will only be a tiny fraction of the total prizes in this competition.
We are currently finalizing the rules and prizes, as well as looking for additional sponsors who might want to add their own contribution to this contest, but I’ll have more information in a few weeks.
If you are a homebrew programmer and are thinking of starting on a new project, or finalizing some work in progress, now’s the good time to go full steam. We’ll give programmers enough time to submit something good, but I suggest you start now. Full information, including submissions rules, will be announced in a few weeks.
Thought the PSP scene was dead? We will prove that 2011 is the year the PSP scene was reborn. Get ready to submit your best homebrews for the PSP Genesis Compo! ...by Published on February 3rd, 2011 01:53- Categories:
- Nintendo DS News
News via http://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic...f242e44f23a65e
Gonzo offers the Beta 2 of " Gravity Force DS "remake in development of the famous Amiga game of the same name released in 1989.Hi folks,http://dsgamemaker.com/dsgmforum/vie...php?f=13&t=162 ...
I like to introduce my first DSGM project, which is a remake of the already known Amiga Gravity Force. Until now it is about 40% completed: I managed some basics like Map, Camera movement, general ship movement (still need more adaptions), flash lights and a lot of sprites.by Published on February 3rd, 2011 01:50- Categories:
- Nintendo Wii News
News via http://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic...f242e44f23a65e
Giantpune realized with the help of Team Twiizers a new exploit to hack the Nintendo Wii to version 4.3. The exploit for the game LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga and exploits a flaw in the backup of the game
http://gbatemp.net/t277240-jabba-the-haxx?&st=15 ...
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