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These days, you may want to whip out your PSP and use it for watching movies  - especially when retail outlets such as Circuit City are offering deals on PSP UMD flicks. In fact, all PSP UMD movies for sale at Circuit City are priced at US 6.99.

If you’re wondering about the titles, the specific PSP UMD movies for sale at Circuit City are as follows:

• Spider-Man
• Spider-Man 2
• XXX
• Men In Black
• Big Daddy
• Bad Boys
• Underworld
• S.W.A.T.
• Hitch
• Click

Circuit City is also selling video games for a variety of platforms as well as accessories and other miscellaneous items.  For a more complete listing of the other media for sale at Circuit City and those of other media retail outlets, simply click on the source link below. The sale appears to last until January 5, 2008, though, so you better grab those items you want soon.

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Originally Syndicated via RSS from PSP Updates

Originally Syndicated via RSS from PSP Updates

A lot of you Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew fans probably remember the GameMusicGear developed by coder silmarilion. It’s been a while since the developer and the nifty music program were last heard of, but the wait should be worth it considering what was recently posted.

Making an appearance in the QJ.NET Forums, silmarilion revealed a lot of new features. They’ll drop in about a month, but these notes had us pumped up and ready for it:

• It will now be a plugin based app (like mp3 plugin, spc plugin, etc.)
• Rar Support
• Skin Support (with bitmap and ttf fonts) (maybe utf8 support)
• In game config screen.
• Controls configuration
• Full screen visualizer
• Output plugins to encode the playing song to other format! (like wav or mp3)
• It uses the jge engine, so i had to rewrote some of the graphics code. But i guess it was worth it!
• Also i have been working on support for other audio formats!

Here’s hoping that silmarilion puts it all together on the new version of GameMusicGear soon. We’ll tell you about it as soon as this ear-pleaser is done so keep it with us for more exciting developments in Sony PSP homebrew.

Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

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Three more songs from three very different bands, and they’re on the way to the Store and Marketplace. Check out which three songs were the latest to make the grade.

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Here we go again. GameTrailers has given Grand Theft Auto IV a March 3 release date, but it’s still only one of many dates we’ve seen recently. Is GT accurate?

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Homebrew developer Zx-81has released an update to PSPWrite, one of the many apps that the author has released for the PSP. PSPWrite v1.0.4 now sports a clipboard feature that allows you to cut, copy and paste text from one file to another.

The app has IR keyboard support which was tested on the Targus Universal IR Wireless keyboard and also has a patch to support the Sprint PCS IR keyboard. Here’s the changelog for PSPWrite v1.0.4:

• Add select/cut/copy/paste feature
• Text can be copied to clipboard and then copied to another/new file (useful to merge several files together)
• New files are now named using a unique id (to prevent filename conflicts)
• New background image for file requester and help window

Users are advised to read the documentation included in the archive for the controls as well as other information about the application.

Download: PSPWrite v1.0.4 (FW 3.xx)
Download: PSPWrite v1.0.4 (FW 1.50)
Download: PSPWrite v1.0.4 (source code)

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Here’s a bit of good news for Slim owners in case you think your handheld’s missing out on the homebrew scene on account of firmware compatibility.

Developer JaX3RiR dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums earlier to announce the release of a 3.XX homebrew pack.

This bundle contains five homebrew games originally built for PSP firmware 1.50 and recompiled by JaX3RiR to work on fw 3.xx. While it’ll work for PSP Phats running on CFW, this collection was intended for use on PSP Slims. Here’s a list of the games:

• SnakeSP
• PSPPlayer Media Test
• Trigonometry Wars
• SmashGpsp
• Project3

We advise users to view the readme included in the bundle if you’re wondering how to install these games. You may also want to visit JaX3RiR’s release thread over at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums if you’re looking for more details on the games included in this pack.

Download: JaX3RiR’s 3.XX Kernel homebrew pack
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

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Look Out! No, there’s nothing after you. Look Out! v0.7 is the iLua Coding Team’s first homebrew game for the PSP. The iLua team is currently composed of Tanos, who coded the game, and KiKAnCiO, who added better graphics for the game.

To play the game you’ll have to guide a ball from one side of the screen to the other while dodging oncoming bullets. Here are the controls and changelog for Look Out! v0.7:

Controls

• Digital Pad: Move the player.

v0.70

• Better Graphics by KiKAnCiO
• Code cleaned
• Multilanguage English/Spanish
• 3 level added
• Animated menus

Users are encouraged to go through the readme file before using the game.

Download: Look Out! v0.7

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