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October 11th, 2005, 01:38 Posted By: wraggster
Rob_PSP has updated his PDA proggy for the PSP, heres whats new:
Added: Alarm clock
Added: Fullscreen view has its own set of bookmarks
Added: Cell phone entry in Address Book
Added: Calculator has a new keyboard
Fixed: Calendar background bug
Fixed: Address book scroll bug
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October 11th, 2005, 01:27 Posted By: wraggster
Liquid8 has released an FTP client for the PSP, heres the scoop from the readme file:
A basic ftp client for the PSP. Began working on this in August, 2005. By August 23, I was able to successfully transfer a file via ftp to the psp. I just started learning C about a month earlier, and played around with some of the sdk samples. When I saw the ftp server, I knew a client was needed, mainly as I wanted to do PSP 2 PSP transfers. My original and eventual goal is to create a file sharing program, to make it easy to transfer files back and forth without a USB cable.
My intent with this is more to make the functions available for other programs to access ftp as opposed to a full out ftp client, but I at least have working standalone functionality available for standard use.
Usage:
When entering text, use Up/Down to change characters, and Left/Right to adjust, and X to confirm.
Once connected, L/R will change the command, and X to confirm.
Note: I HIGHLY recommend turning off the WLAN Power save in your PSP configuration menu, as this seems to really slow and/or cause problems.
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October 11th, 2005, 01:01 Posted By: wraggster
Fanjita on his site released a new Eboot Loader for the PSP V2.0 Firmware, heres what his site says:
This is a tool to run homebrew EBOOT programs on your v2.0 PSP. It will not run on any other firmware version.
It's very much work in progress, but can load a surprisingly large number of existing EBOOTs.
To use it, download the zip file here and unzip it into the root folder of a memory stick, and use the PSP photo viewer to open the "EBOOT loader" folder.
Please let me know if you are able to get any interesting EBOOTs to run, or details of any EBOOTs that it is unable to run, so that I can try to enable them.
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October 10th, 2005, 19:26 Posted By: wraggster
News from Lik Sang
Cast your minds back to Grand Theft Auto III, driving around Liberty City for the first time in 3D, working for the man, Toni Cipriani. Well now Rockstar are taking us back to the old neighborhood with an entirely new game, made exclusively for the PSP. Set three years before the events of the PS2 title, this time around you're playing as Toni Cipriani himself. Fresh out of hiding, Toni is keen to get his foot in the Mafia's door, and being GTA, we know he'll do whatever it takes.
Traveling through the city doing we won't say what, you'll be able to enjoy the benefits of GTA San Andreas, like wild motorbikes and the ability to play dress-up with your gangster. New weather effects like snow also give you a fresh take on the city, and after skidding around in the winter weather, fans will no doubt get a grin on their face when they take that infamous monorail for a ride once again. For those that did play GTA III, you'll be able to appreciate the city's past, with different businesses and buildings present this time around. Using a new ferry too, you'll be able to travel between the three islands in style, unless you'd prefer to take a boat of your own of course.
Remember the radio commercial in GTA III about a reality show called "Liberty City Survivor"? What was a joke back then is reality now. For the first time, you and five others can go multi-player on Grand Theft Auto! The first of seven game types is Liberty City Survivor, and it's a kill or be killed world out there. You can take it on alone, or join up into gangs. The second mode is "Protection Racket", where your team is either the Attacker or Defender, and must destroy or protect the four limos the defending team has. Each having a go at both roles, who ever takes out the limos the fastest wins.
Next up is "Get Stretch", which is like capture the flag but with cars. Nab the other gangs car, take it back to your base, but at the same time make sure no one is boosting your car either! With 60 controllable characters to be unlocked, there's plenty to choose from in multi-player, and we can only hope this is the start of a new tradition for GTA titles.
The rest of the article and screenshots, videos and more over at Lik Sang
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October 9th, 2005, 21:15 Posted By: wraggster
71M posted a new release of the excellent File Assistant for the PSP, heres the news from him:
"Its been some time, but here is another update to FileAssistant++
Changes in this build include:-
[!] Filenames are now correctly read.
[+] Memory stick free space is displayed.
[+] Date and time is displayed on the HUD.
[+] First pass of SWF player, very very buggy!
[+] LUA files are now supported and return to FA++.
[+] Atari YM player support.
[!] Amiga AHX module replay rate fixed.
[+] Images can be zoomed and moved on via analog and dpad.
[~] Text entry is improved.
[~] HOME button now brings up an exit message box.
[~] Background bars can be disabled in skin.xml
[~] The position of HUD icons can be configured.
[+] Credits screen.
[+] Amazing skins package!"
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October 9th, 2005, 20:10 Posted By: wraggster
This isnt PSP news but being as the Dreamcast Scene and more importantly the DCEmu network was founded by the Dreamcast site its worth a plug.
Today saw the relaunch of a site that is 360 pages in size featuring every emulator and all the Homebrew for the last 2 years.
Heres a screenshot:
If you thought the PSP was great for easy to use Homebrew and Emulation then the Dreamcast is the perfect console to carry that dream along. the scene still trives even after all these years since Sega ditched the console.
Most Dreamcasts can be picked up for $40 or less and then you enter a world of free software like no other. Check out the worlds premier Dreamcast Site at http://www.dcemu.co.uk
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October 9th, 2005, 19:43 Posted By: iLListSnig
Is there a Media player that would allow me to play my .avi files that are burned onto dvd? Pleeze help, because I am pretty new to this...Helpful response would be much appreciated.
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October 9th, 2005, 17:15 Posted By: wraggster
SuccessHK have posted on their site about the release of NBA 06 the Basketball game for the PSP, heres more info:
NBA '06 for PSP provides all-new gameplay features, animations, and mini-games for high-flying NBA action on-the-go. Running at 60 frames per second, NBA '06 for PSP makes every shot, pass, and dunk as smooth and realistic as the real deal. Two new mini-games, Dodgeball and HORSE, allow gamers to step away from traditional 5-on-5 basketball action and engage in some classic schoolyard battles. A new virtual trading card system allows gamers to collect virtual cards with freeze frame snapshots of highlight-reel plays and exchange them with friends via Ad Hoc mode. In addition, NBA '06 for the PSP features the "Clutch" Shooting Mechanism and a simplified play- calling system, while team and opponent A.I. have been improved.
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October 9th, 2005, 00:12 Posted By: wraggster
Slasher has updated his Shell written in Lua for the PSP, heres whats new:
Well here's V2 of PSPwindows...I've added quite a few nice little touch ups and have included a calculator, paint, file/firmware browsers, a few games, and im sure ive added other stuff too.
Press Start during any game or app and that will exit the program, unless your playing teh pwn just press L. If it gets too buggy at any time just press the restart button at the bottom of the screen and that should fix any problems.
basically same controls as before
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October 9th, 2005, 00:05 Posted By: wraggster
Hi,
I’ve now finished PSPgrab 0.1. It is just a little side project.
Actually it doesn’t work as I imagined. It always freezes if you want to start a game or listen to music. To select something in the menu you have to press SELECT, then you have two seconds to select something. To take a screenshot you have to press HOME, this takes 2 seconds. During this time you should not do anything with your PSP. The screenshots will be saved as TGA on the root of the MS. I hope you can play around a bit with this 
cYa
Placa from Team Emergency Exit
Greetz to McZonk, dot_blank our new member, Vampire, Pyrs and of course ortakus
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October 8th, 2005, 23:29 Posted By: wraggster
Alexmae has released a Pixel Fixer for the PSP, heres what he said:
This is a single pixel fixer by flashing RGB colors.
Controls:
- Pad -> move by 1 pixel
- Analogic -> move by 10 pixels (faster)
- X -> start flashing
- R -> change background color (black, red, green, blue, white)
- /\ -> to stop flashing
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October 8th, 2005, 23:03 Posted By: wraggster
SmileyPyramid has released a new PSP Renamer app, heres the info:
PSP renamer 1.0 (for PSP 1.50)
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Summary
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This is an app i did for myself because i got a 1.50 psp and don't want to see corrupted icons when choosing an application in the "games" section. The best way to use it is to put the exe in X:\psp\game folder (if X=psp drive letter) and then run it from windows...
do that after you added some new homebrew app and that's it  . No useless installer needed, no gui, just an exe that runs directly and does the job.
How it works?
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Basically it checks the current directory for folders like xxx and xxx%,
when it finds them, it renames them to "xxx _" and xxx_~1%. Take care if the original folder name has more than 5 characters like abcdef it'll be trimmed down to 5; in case of conflict like you have ABCDE1/ABCDE1% and ABCDE2/ABCDE2%, then only ABCDE1/ABCDE1% will be renamed, the program never deletes nor overwrites anything
Advanced
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If you want to keep the exe in another directory like c:\programs, then run the exe with a parameter specifying the working directory, for example make a bat containing: renamer.exe F:\psp\game
(without \ after game) and use that bat.]
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October 8th, 2005, 22:02 Posted By: wraggster
The recent Brick inducing PSP/DS Software has claimed many victims, more DS than PSP, heres an article from the respected Kojote of PDRoms
just can't hold myself back but there are a few things which have to be said right now.
Recently the PSP and now the DS are affected by malicious programs, which are able to break your handhelds. The sense of this action is just right beyond my understanding and the understanding of most developers I know. People who are new to homebrew might be tricked to run a program, which will destroy their hard paid off system. Not everyone can afford a new one - and it's not clever to trick new people into running code which is really doing bad things. Many people will get a wrong opinion about homebrew software and this is what i don't want.
The PSP is affected in two ways:
There is a FAKE downgrader which ****s up your bios, the chance of getting it back to work is almost zero
Recently Symantec also figured out the first VIRUS for the PSP. It doesn't spread it self, but it ****s up the bios as well.
The NDS is affected in this way:
The DS bricker will overwrite some regions of the bios and it will be extremly hard to recover anything.
All that stuff might have been developed to show skills, but never forget there are kids who don't understand anything about it and they forward those things to their friends to fool them. More and more system will be bricked - Is this what we need? Things will spread over Bittorrent and E-Mule and reach hundrets of people - hundrets of people who are now in potential danger to brick their system.
Exactly such a behaviour shows companies as Sony that they are right with upgrading their firmware again and again, and finaly eleminate EVERY SINGLE EXPLOIT which is found. If there are no exploits left, you can't run any homebrew. This could be the dead of everything people were supporting for years.
Until further notice:
* NO NEWS ON PDROMS
Homebrew over - at least for the next days.
I hope my words will ring a bell in some people head. A general warning to everyone who is new to homebrew, please only get things for a serious source and avoid warez, as playing commercial games for "free" might be a bigger target. You shouldn't play warez at all anyway.
Thanks for everyone who keeps on destroying the homebrew scene - Thanks for destroying the hard work of many people - Thanks for destroying the effort people used to get everything working.
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October 8th, 2005, 14:10 Posted By: wraggster
This isnt really PSP Related but its very serious to all users of the Nintendo DS, apparently Darkfader who is a well known hacker of hardware has released a file that will brick not only your DS but the fllash card etc also.
You may say this will only affect the warez boys but this code could already be in homebrew, its rather sad to see a scene destroyed by one person.
The full story is on our Nintendo DS Sister site here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/
For the moment extreme caution is going to be needed for anyone trying Homebrew on the DS - A sad day indeed-
What would you like to say or do to Darkfader and the people behind this. ?
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October 8th, 2005, 01:39 Posted By: wraggster
PSP News & Lik Sang are proud to announce the first 30 day Coding Competition for the PSP, starting now the 8th of October 2005.
You can submit any software that works on the PSP including apps, emulators, games, demos incuding the likes of Lua. Multiple entries are allowed
Heres the rules:
-The contest will run from October 8th 00:01am 2005 to November 7th, 2005.
-The contest will end at 11.59pm gmt , (the end of November 7th , 2005).
-Submissions for the contest should be sent to bluebolshi@hotmail.com or messaged to wraggster on the DCEmu UK forums or posted in the Private Developers Forum
-Submissions must be new or updated releases and ones that havent been publically released before the winner of the contest is announced.
-Submissions will be posted over a 2 day period or less if the amount of entries is small starting November 8th.
-Multiple entries are allowed although only the best entry will win prizes.
-Entries must be freeware so that when tournament ends they can be distributed.
-This competition is open to anyone and all software for the PSP.
-The Judging will be done by 5 selected DCEmu Forum Members after a poll decides who the top 5 entries are.
-The winner will be announced on the 12th November 2005.
The Competition has one prize and thats a complete package of essential PSP accessories full details can be found on the competition page here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp30codingcomp.shtml
Good luck to all (Who got it right on the post i made last night?)
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October 7th, 2005, 23:54 Posted By: wraggster
AnonymousTipster has updated his homebrew game for the PSP, heres the info:
This is a 3D FPS homebrew game developed by the AnonymousTipster, the latest version adds 5 levels and an easy to use level editor.
V0.6!
-Doesn't crash if you do not place the Resources folder in PSP/GAME, but you will be unable to save or hear sounds.
-Editor Added!
From the main menu there is now an option called editor, when you go into the editor, the palette is automatically open at the right-hand side, this tells you what type of block you currently have selected. Change the current block using Square an Circle. The blue box in the 3D view shows the block that is currently ready to be changed, and by pressing X, you can set it to the block selected in the palette. Use the arrow buttons to move the blue box. By holding the LShoulder, you can move the 3D view laterally using the Shape buttons and can zoom in and out using Up/Down. If you hold RShoulder, you get to the properties menu, where you can open files, save files, change the name of the saved level, test the level out, change the required kills for a level, or delete all level information. Use X to select an option, when selecting a level to open, you can get out of the drop-down list using triangle.
-5 more levels have been added to story mode, and can continue where you left off from your last save. These 5 levels are also included as example levels in the editor.
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October 7th, 2005, 22:57 Posted By: wraggster
Team Xtender have posted this news concerning their PSPTV Project:
As requested by PSP2TV fans we have took more pics to show you wonderful supporters of our product. The top pic shows off our high quality "Crystal Blue" face plate and the bottom pic shows the location of the S-Video port on the docking station.
Screenshots via the comments.
Both Divineo China and Lik Sang will be stocking the PSP - TV and the price is $119.
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