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August 19th, 2007, 14:40 Posted By: FOL
1 of our members, got talking to us last year about a Homebrew game he was making called Kosmodrones.
We were quite interested from what he told us. After seeing the first BETA, we were hooked.
The game itself is very professional looking, clean, tidy, very well polished and has awesome sound track to boot.
For more details and download, checkout their homepage
http://www.kosmodrones.com
P.S. Congrats Abhoth and team, on this fine piece of original Homebrew.
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August 19th, 2007, 13:54 Posted By: wraggster
Gambiting has updated his Mandelbrot Fractal Generator fore the PSP:
This is my attempt to make a fast mandelbrot fractal rendering program with zoom feature.It's using fastest bruteforce rendering method,so unless someone use asembler programming or Xaos algorithm it's the fastest rendering possible for psp.This actual version has three fractal sizes: Fullscreen(480x272),medium(250x200),small(120x100) .Bigger fractal means longer rendering time.Also,you can set number of orbit checks per loop - more checks means more details and longer rendering time.Default is 100 and with this setting you can reach 60-70x zoom,with ~30sec rendering time.With 300 checks per loop you can reach as far as 500x zoom,but rendering of single zoom can take even up to 5 minutes.And yes,the zoom here is finite.With very good pc software you can reach even 10000x magnification,but this would require setting a 2000checks per loop,and then one frame would render ~2h,so I limited possible number of checks to 300. This application isn't really practical in any way,but it's really fun to watch zooming of the fractal,and seeing as it replicates itself.Also,you can impress your math teacher that your psp can do that
UPDATE LOG:
-Added 6 new colors
-Added Fullscreen 4:3 resolution(363x272)
-now you can go back to menu without quiting the game
-Added colored background feature(only for red,green,yellow,blue colors)
-You can take screenshots and save coordinates now.It works like that:
You press select,then screenshot is saved in /psp/photo/.Screenshot names are incrementing,so these will be screenshot0.png screenshot1.png ect.Coordinates are saved in /psp/game/mandelbrot/coordinates/ with name connected with screenshot,so if name of your screen shot was screenshot21.png,then coordinates will be saved as screenshot21_coordinates.txt.In this file there will be saved every point you clicked,so if you zoomed for example 4 times,then in this file will be:
342,98
213,231
476,123
387,250
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August 19th, 2007, 13:04 Posted By: wraggster
Bumuckl has released and updated his painting app for the Neoflash Coding Contest:
Bermuda CS 7 is a multifunctional and very powerful homebrew-tool. CS stands for "Creative Suite". Bermuda CS 7 gives you the possibility of designing your own pictures or art easily on your PSP.
And of course, you can do Pixel Art...version 7 now with filebrowser...
All Features:
- Pencil
- Brush
- Eraser
- Fill Bucket
- Rectangle
- Circle
- Effect Draw
- Gradient
- Stamps
- Zoomtool
- Pipette
- RGB Settings
- Color Palette
- Move around Canvas
- Write text (25 different Fonts)
- Linetool
- Shortcut Palette
- Save Picture in JPG or PNG
- Open Picture using a filebrowser in JPG or PNG
- Set Dpad-sensitivity
- Make new Picture
- set Picturesize (unlimited)
- Enable/Disable USB Mode
...and much more thingz xD
Bermuda CS 7
Changelog:
- Filebrowser for opening files
- Save pictures in JPG or PNG
- added 5 more fonts
Bermuda CS 6 Pro
Changelog:
- Added Zoom-tool for zooming in and out
- fixed several Bugs with palette
- Added selection between Pro and Lite version
- Cleaned up Code a little bit for more speed
- Added Text Creation (Great thx to Yongobongo!)
- Added 20 fonts
- Added some new stamps
Bermuda CS 6 Lite
Changelog:
- New menuinterface
- switch between 2 menus or hide all
- Drawing Tools menu includes now:
-Pencil
-Brush
-Eraser
-Fill Bucket
-Draw Rectangle
-Draw Circle
-Effect Draws
-Gradient
-Stamps
-Pipette
-Big Palette
-RGB
-Move Picture
- Settings menu includes:
-Save picture
-Open picture
-Enable/disable USB Mode
-New picture
-Set DPad-sensitivity
-Battery Info
- added new Stamps
- added new Effect Draws
- Setting the resolution of the picture is possible
Download: Bermuda CS 7 Patched
Download: Bermuda CS 7
Download: Bermuda CS 6 Pro
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August 19th, 2007, 12:59 Posted By: wraggster
Pucelano has released another entry into the Neoflash Coding Comp:
Description
Looking for a simple operation, I´ve coded this complete calculator that realizes the most habitual operations, without arriving at the complexity of a scientific calculator. This second version has various new features.
Controls
• Arrows: Move across buttons.
• X: Press button.
• O: Select DEG(degrees) or RAD(radians).
• Triangle: Shift button.
• Square: Options menu (Skins and Sound) (new in v2.0).
Features
- Memory functions.
- Operations with angles, as much in degrees as in radians.
- Exponential numbers available.
- Conversion centesimal degrees<–> hexadecimal degrees (new in v2.0)
- Sounds on errors (new in v2.0)
- Four different skins (new in v2.0)
If you like it and find useful this application, please vote for it.
Thanks.
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August 19th, 2007, 12:50 Posted By: wraggster
Slasher has posted an entry into the Neoflash Coding Comp:
This is basically a generic flasher which can flash whatever files your heart desires. I've tried to make the process as simple and noob friendly as possible.
You can flash anything from individual files neatly organized as you wish, all the way up to entire themes also organized as you wish. You can also save precious flash space for themes with the click of a button - backing up your files as well.
The customizations available to your PSP are endless.
In case you're completely oblivious to what 'Flashing' even is, I've included several examples in which you can modify the appearance of your PSP. Enjoy.
The key to this program is user choice. YOU, as the user; chooses what he or she wants to do.
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August 19th, 2007, 12:42 Posted By: wraggster
Pucelano has posted an entry into the Neoflash Coding Contest:
This is the first totally functional spreadsheet for the PSP. Beside realizing the basic operations (+ - * /), it have many functions to facilitate the calculations as well as many options to give format to the cells texts/numbers. Also you can exchange sheets with Excel, using txt files.
This help screen shows all the functions implemented.
Main Features
- English and Spanish language menus and functions.
- Format cells options: Font, size, bold, color, decimals, alignment and superpose.
- The integrated functions are named and work like those of Excel (English or Spanish version), to facilitate the exchange of files and the learning.
- Exchange of files with Excel, using txt files.
- Show or hide gridlines.
- Turn on-off the USB connection.
- Save screenshoots in MemoryStick.
- Possibility of changing the columns width.
- Cut-Copy-Paste-Delete the content of the cells.
- Clock and indicator of battery on screen.
To learn to use the spreadsheet a complete manual in pdf format is included. It´s important you read it.
Several example sheets are included in addition, to show you the application possibilities.
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August 19th, 2007, 12:12 Posted By: wraggster
via joystiq
As a master of the occult, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has access to an astonishing amount of prescient items. He typically rotates them, most recently speaking to the mirror which he got from an estate sale from a Queen who apparently took a nasty fall. Pachter went up to the mirror and asked, "Mirror, mirror, on the wall. In July, who's the console winner of them all?"
The Mirror replied, "Why the Nintendo Wii and DS, of course."
Miffed at the information given by his impulse purchase, Pachter replies, "You better tell me something I don't already know or I'm shipping you by freight to Pidgeon!"
In a moment of sheer panic the Mirror blurts out, "NPD will report the PS3 beat the Xbox 360 in sales for July."
Pachter believes that for the month of July, which will be official from NPD on Aug. 23, that the DS (450,000 units) and Wii (330,000) dominated sales in North America. Although, for the first time ever, the PS3 will show sales of 160,000 units, while the Xbox 360 will have 115,000. This would also mean that the PS3 will have doubled sales since announcing their 60GB clearance sale last month. He goes on to say that the Xbox warranty issue was a speed bump for Microsoft as "as consumers struggled with the meaning of the 'three red rings of death' issue." He believes that the price cut and apparent fix of the design flaw will rebound Xbox 360 sales.
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August 19th, 2007, 11:28 Posted By: gelon
Uberjack is one busy coder, today he has released a new Atari800 emulator for the PSP:
CHANGELOG
* Initial release
* Atari800 PSP has no ZIP support currently. This may change if enough people express interest in the feature
This release supports Atari800, 800XL, 130X and 5200.
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August 19th, 2007, 00:13 Posted By: thefoodsucks
We have released a new version of ExultPSP with improved controls, heres the release details:
You spoke, and phantomfighter listened. The few of you inspired enough to rummage through decades of belongings, hoping that cd rot had not yet claimed your beloved Ultima Collection discs, know the rare joy of Ultima VII on the Sony PSP. You also know the unjoy of trying to pick up a 3x3 pixel ring or trying to trigger a hidden lever two pixels wide. 
Priorities shifted a bit, and attention was turned to ensuring everyone was able to best enjoy the experience. The most immediate impediment to that complete experience was the analog control. A great deal of effort went into revamping the controls, and testing the new scheme. I played through the entire Forge of Virtue addon under the light of stars tonight, and it's that much better when the controls aren't an obstacle.
I think you'll much appreciate this build.
My kindest thanks to the two virtuous lads thus far who have contributed donations, and an apology, for having to suffer sponsored ads on the site. We are still quite a long way from being able to get phantomfighter a dedicated psp, something much deserved, but with luck, we'll get there.
Better things to come. What's this about a DS port?
Show ya support! Let us know what ya think!
I am, and ever shall be, thy servant Arcadion.
ExultPSP History v2.1.7.0
ExultPSP Readme v2.1.7.0
ExultPSP Release v2.1.7.0 (Download Via Comments)
Note: Default .cfg included in package, be careful not to overwrite your own should it exist.
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August 18th, 2007, 23:09 Posted By: BelmontSlayer
Team M33 has announced that they plan to release the newest update to their firmware on August 19th. This version will finally allow the loading of UMD Videos via a memory stick! The rest of the changes are listed below...
What's New In M33-3:
Recovery Menu:
-Added new CPU speed settings - 75 and 133
-Added access to flash2 and flash3
-Added "vshmenu" which allows you to dump a UMD to the PC
XMB:
-Added support for UMD VIDEO iso (Use vshmenu for selection)
And:
-Support for 3.30 in popsloader
via PSPx.ru (Translation by Nnemo)
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August 18th, 2007, 16:47 Posted By: wraggster
Leviadragon has posted an entry in the Neoflash Coding Comp:
Simple and Clean tamagotchi with the small Hamtaro and a lot of fun!
Hi,
this is my second project in lua! ::sm-07.gif::i hope that someone appreciates it!
note:I have drawn everything!!
i make 2 version one for PC and one for PSP
there is PC(click on snake.cmd) : paste this link to browser http://darkzero.altervista.org/_alte..._relase_PC.rar
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August 18th, 2007, 16:43 Posted By: wraggster
saulotmalo has posted an entry in the Neoflash Coding Comp:
In the game you have to follow a secuence of colors using the pad while you win the secuence gets bigger. I think is good to improve the memory skills. I want to thank every person who helped me in the project.
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August 18th, 2007, 15:14 Posted By: wraggster
NephilimNX has posted a new version of his app ThemePlus:
Heres whats new:
ThemePlus! changes your wallpaper randomly everytime your PSP boots up, restarts, and/or exits from the game or homebrew. It automatically changes on intervals of Always/Daily/Hourly/Monthly/Yearly.
New Features from ThemePlus! v1.2 (8/17/2007)
- Added new intervals of replacing wallpaper (besides ALWAYS and DAILY): HOURLY, MONTHLY and YEARLY.
- Added option to specify Images folder manually
- Added configuration file - Config.ini
- Timezone is now loaded properly. No need to use timezone.ini.
- Optimized code to increase performance
- Bundled with Guilty Gear wallpapers
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August 18th, 2007, 15:06 Posted By: wraggster
emericaska8r has released a new card game for the PSP, heres the details:
Hello everyone, this is emericaska8r. This will be my first release of the card game, Egyptian Ratscrew.
Included in the readme are instructions to play the game.
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August 18th, 2007, 14:59 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Rej:
As the FINAL version of Suicide Barbie is roaming the world for some time already, it is a time to send HUGE thanks to the whole PSPDEV community for great SDK and toolchain which made this demo possible, Chip for the libGU and TyRaNiD for the psplink which were essential in development of this demo.
If you have not heard about Suicide Barbie - it is a PSP demo by TBL which won Breakpoint'2007 Wild Demo competition (console and handheld compo).
Some new features you might find interesting in the final version:
. much smaller downloadable archive
. packed music
. new visuals
. improved framerate
. wider PSP firmware support - tested on 1.00, 1.50 and 3.x OE
. proper readme.txt
. also photos of TBL finishing the demo in Bingen are included
For rumours and comments go to Pouet:
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=30284
Final version (24Mb):
ftp://mirror.support.nl/pub/tbl/psp/...rbie-Final.zip
Some technical rumblings you might find interesting as well:
. all run-time and back-end code was written almost completely from scratch for this demo
. rendering loop of the demo had to be organized differently than in GU samples in order to achieve better parallelism between main CPU and GU
. probably the biggest challenge of the demo was memory and content streaming. Music and textures are streamed. Might have been a smarter move to write a better compression for animations, but we had no time for that
. all scenes were created and animated in Maya. Scenes were exported first as an FBX - we had an idea of 'interoperability' with Lightwave first (not a great idea after all, FBX has tons of special cases and documentation is somewhat sparse), then processed with out custom tools to extract scene information, animations, meshes etc. and convert them into PSP friendly formats
. all resources were zlib compressed to decrease loading times (if you noticed demo starts almost immediately with virtually no loading time)
. lua was used (during export step, not at run-time) to add additional attributes for objects, setup materials and filter scenes
. originally we had an idea to define timeline in lua for faster iterations, however Louie did a great job with planning and direction, so minimum changes had to be done - as a result timeline was kept in the code
. bulk of textures are 8bit palette based, while some are 4bit
. most of the scenes exhibit no texture reuse - no texture caching in the video memory was required
. we did a DirectX9 backend to help development and debugging. Single ShaderModel2 über-shader was used to simulate GU behaviour
. VFPU was used for some special effects and skinning, mostly to spread workload across CPU and GU more evenly
. although post-process blur in production is done on GU, we experimented a bit with CPU implementation which looked quite promising if well optimized, but at some expense of video memory
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August 18th, 2007, 14:42 Posted By: wraggster
New from SuccessHK
Feel what it’s like to be a field general making key personnel decisions on both sides of the ball during the game’s biggest moments in Madden NFL 08. Quickly identify your strongest players on the field before every snap then move them into position to make game-changing momentum-altering plays. Play to your team’s strengths by immediately reading your opponent’s schemes and reacting to the action as soon as the ball is snapped. Create mismatches and exploit weaknesses as you read and react with Madden NFL 08.
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August 18th, 2007, 14:17 Posted By: wraggster
via engadget
Although the battle for next-gen supremacy is in full swing, the best-selling console in the land remains the venerable PS2, so it was only a matter of time before developers tried to cash in on the buzz surrounding Wii by cranking out some motion-sensing titles for Sony's older machine. First up to the plate is In2Games, which will add to its existing motion sensing catalog with the announcement of Realplay Golf, Tennis, Pool, Racing, Bowling, and Puzzlesphere at the Leipzig Games Convention later this month. The $60 games each come with a custom motion sensing controller, enabling players to fill their homes with as many crazy peripherals as possible. We're all for more motion controlled games -- especially if the controllers are as hackable as the SIXAXIS and Wiimote -- but if In2Games really wanted to bring the next-gen experience to the PS2, they'd take out the rumble, no?
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August 18th, 2007, 14:00 Posted By: -Xandu-
Changelog for 1.2d:
-ID3v2 now supported!
-Theme support added and opened.(This means you can do your own themes!). See screenshots.
-Album Art support refined. (JPEG errors reduced)
Features:
-Supported formats: MP3,WAV,OGG,MOD,S3M,IT and more to come!
-iPod graphics (including animated songbar)
-iPod clickwheel using analog
-Mp3 streaming (which means you can load up huge sized Mp3s)
-Shuffle mode
-Music Quiz
-Album Art
-ID3 tags (ID3v2)
-iTunes friendly (song info)
-Lyrics functional
-XMP can enter folders in folders (like: PSP/MUSIC/FOLDER1/FOLDER2/Music.mp3), the XMB Mp3 player can't.
-XMP is louder than the XMB .
-And much more inside!!..
Screenshots:
Known issues:
-Some songs may not have proper songlength.
-Some songs with higher bitrate may cripple or crash.
Don't forget to check out the PDF user manual included inside .
Works on:
PSP Firmware 1.50
PSP Firmware 2.00+ (eLoader)
PSP Firmware 2.7X SE
PSP Firmware 3.XX M33
PSP Firmware (All the custom firmwares which support 1.50 kernel)
Now compatible with PSP Slim (PSP-2000) using Dark Alex's Time Machine (unconfirmed)
Special thanks to:
Homer - For his great help and support.
pspfan - Great bug reports.
Jake20324 - theme graphics.
Important Notes:
-Make sure it's in PSP/GAME150 to work perfectly.
-Make sure your music is in PSP/MUSIC or MUSIC.
-Read the User Manual troubleshooting section.
-Make sure your files don't have foreign characters (Chinese or Japanese for example).
Alternative Download :
Hope you like it and don't forget to vote  .
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August 18th, 2007, 05:33 Posted By: Kojote
via pdroms, dev-fr:
PSPComic is an application specifically for the reading of comic books and manga on the PSP.
- [Feature] One command line argument is now recognized. The full path of a comic book may now be specified, and it will load when the program starts. When the book is closed, the program will exit. THIS ALLOWS A PSPComic EBOOT TO BE USED AS AN iR Shell PLUGIN!
- [Feature] New single-handed mode switches the L and R buttons allowing the program to be useful when used with only one hand
- [Feature] Square button in menu now performs several functions. See controls section for more information
- [Feature] The last comic book being read is now remembered. However, the page that was being read is not remembered
- [Feature] A comic book can now be saved to be read later. However, the page is not saved, but may be bookmarked separately using the previously existing bookmark feature
- [Feature] The bookmarks and configuration file are now stored in a common folder so that the iR Shell plugin can share bookmarks and configuration with the standalone version. The configuration file is migrated when the program is opened and the bookmark file is migrated when the first comic is opened with this version
- [Feature] Full view mode has been replaced with various autozoom modes. See the menu options section for more information
- [Feature] The zoom box now works on small images
- [Bugfix] Precaching option in menu now properly displays precaching state
- [Bugfix] One no longer has to hold down the start button to get a menu when on a page that couldn’t load
- [Bugfix] Battery now redraws while a number menu is on the screen
- [Bugfix] Number menus now always draw immediately without input
- [Bugfix] Image no longer pops up in the background occasionally after enabling the zoom box
- [Bugfix] Fixed two memory leaks associated with precaching
- [Dev note] The TinyXML makefile has changed. If you intend to compile PSPComic and have compiled the TinyXML library for PSP previously, please recompile it with the makefile provided.
- Sluggishness in menus has been fixed
- Number menus no longer flicker
- Overall stability improvement
- And many more minor changes...
Homepage: http://archaemic.awardspace.com/psp/
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