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The clock has finally struck midnight and developers behind the much awaited custom firmware 3.95 GEN have finally delivered on their promise to make this latest CFW available to the public.

As previously mentioned, CFW 3.95 GEN will be fully compatible with the PSP Fat models. Also, the VSHMENU from Popsloader, most of the functions of IRShell, and the CXMB were tested on the new CFW with limited success.

Here’s the breakdown of CFW 3.95 GEN’s changelog:

• General
• Kernel updated to 3.95 (new nids, patches etc.)
• Recovery
• Option added in recovery to choose between VSHMenu and in-XMB recovery.
• Option added in recovery to choose between Sony, GEN and M33 network update modes
• XMB
• Access vshmenu/recovery with the SELECT button.
• Network Update icon can download directly from the GEN server (adjustable)

>We remind the readers that you will need to have a PSP running on at least CFW 3.71 M33 to get 3.95 GEN working on your handheld. As always, don’t forget to check out the Readme.txt file included in the file bundle for more information on how to install CFW 3.95 GEN. You can also view additional details on its different functions there.

Download: CFW 3.95 GEN

Originally posted on June 1, 2008 at 6:14 AM

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If you enjoyed Pipeline 0.2, here’s some news that will make you smile. Homebrew developer snowymydog has rolled out Pipeline version 0.3 which fixes all the known bugs, adds more levels, and even implements a fully functional level editor.

Here’s a list of all the change the developer put into the latest release:

What’s new:

• new levels added (total 43 levels)
• Full featured level editor
• <About> screen now working
• When clear all levels, ending screen now working correctly known bugs fixed

If you plan on downloading this program, remember to go over the readme file included with Pipeline v0.3 for full instructions and to avoid any potential problems you may encounter.

Download: Pipeline v0.3
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Homebrew developer Zx-81 dropped by our forums to announce that he has updated his CPC Emulator for the PSP, PSPCAP32, to version 1.4.0. This latest build sees a number of changes from the previous release including major speed improvements as well as a number of bugfixes.

Here’s the change log which details all the changes:

• Major speed improvements, frame rate reached 55 fps at 222Mhz on startup and 67 fps at 266Mhz
• Fix IR keyboard issue with fw >= 3.80 for FAT PSP
• Add gzipped disk file support, reduce disk file size from 190k to 20k ! (you may gzip original dsk file using www.7-zip.org)
• Of course, gzipped disk files are also browsable using disk explorer inside the emulator, and when possible, they can be run automatically.
• Add eboot’s music
• A thumbnail image is now displayed in the file requester while selecting any file with the same name of a previously saved game (snapshot, disk, keyboard, settings).
• It might be very helpful to recognize that game later if you have thousand different games in your disk and snapshot folders !
• The virtual keyboard is now usable in the file requester menu to choose the first letter of the game you search !
• In the emulator menu you can go directly to keyboard and settings menu using the L-Trigger key.
• Fix random black screen issue
• Source code can now be compiled to build a linux version

Like all homebrew, be sure to go over the documentation included with the homebrew to avoid any problems.

Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 for FW 3.x
Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 for FW 1.5
Download: PSPCAP32 v1.4.0 Source Code
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

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It’s certainly an ambitious and innovative project, to be sure, but can it really drop out of nowhere and surprise us in only a few weeks time…?

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Was it because 2K had something against the PS3? Was it because they just couldn’t do it on the PS3? Nope, it’s just ‘cuz Microsoft has deep pockets.

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Even though this rumor pops up for every firmware update, that in-game XMB might really arrive with 2.40. One source says it’s confirmed for June 18.

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Oh, this is going to be loads of fun: the PS3’s Resistance 2 vs. the Xbox 360’s Gears of War 2. Here’s a quick and early look at the competition!

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We’ve got some good news for the beginner PSP homebrew developers out there, courtesy of Deniska. The dev is announcing that the sdlBasic devkit has been updated to version 0.6.

As a recap, this homebrew is actually a PSP port of the multiplatform interpreter for BASIC (Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code).

The original sdlBasic was created by Roberto Viola back in 2002. Its core is based on wxBasic and syntax, and should be be easy to use for beginner homebrew dev out there creating their own games and apps.

Version 0.6 in particular carries a bug fix for a memory leak that occurred during image loading. Further details on sdlBasic PSP’s functions and controls should be available in the readme provided in the file bundle.

Download: sdlBasic for PSP v0.6

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