breakout clone

entry to the PxP-sponsored Homebrew Competition update Winner to the pxp homebrew competition.

Notes for this version: He informs that he's optimized the memory management and that the game should be more stable when you swith between modes. He also notes that all the cutscenes are complete, and the game now even has an ending sequence. The D-pad has now been enabled in all the modes, and the graphics, got a decent polishing. Breakthrough: An Inventors Tale is KleptoOne's entry to the PxP Homebrew Competition.

A collection of simulated casino games (e.g. blackjack, roulette)

Asteroids-style shoot-em-up

The objective of the game is to combine 5 cubes of the same color horizontally or vertically. The rules are you must move colored cubes to line up 5 in a row. The cubes will then disappear. Every move that doesn't clear 5 blocks from the screen will ad 3 more blocks.

shoot em up war game!

Old-skool platformer

Notes for this version: there are problems with episode 2&3

A handy homebrew application for holding your personal contacts with such fields as last name, surname, home/work/cell phone, address and email.

Notes for this version: stand alone version

Capcom Play System 2 Emulator. Hands down the best emulator. Works with Krieg eLoader.

Notes for this version: 0.01

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: Features/fixes in R4 include: - Disable PSP FPU exceptions, enabling many more roms to run. - Fixed ambient lighting bug. - Fixed scissoring. - Only create temp rom file if compressed (not swapped). - Fixed decaling offset. - Lots of combiner additions/fixes.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: Features/fixes in R4 include: - Disable PSP FPU exceptions, enabling many more roms to run. - Fixed ambient lighting bug. - Fixed scissoring. - Only create temp rom file if compressed (not swapped). - Fixed decaling offset. - Lots of combiner additions/fixes.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: [+] New DynaRec engine, resulting in significant performance improvements [+] New front end - ability to toggle a couple of options (more to come) [+] Save game first pass (eeprom4k, eeprom16k and mempak) [^] Various interpreting engine optimisations [~] Use .png fileformat for background images, save ~380KB [~] Stripped out unnecessary code, save ~250KB

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: [+] New DynaRec engine, resulting in significant performance improvements [+] New front end - ability to toggle a couple of options (more to come) [+] Save game first pass (eeprom4k, eeprom16k and mempak) [^] Various interpreting engine optimisations [~] Use .png fileformat for background images, save ~380KB [~] Stripped out unnecessary code, save ~250KB

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: This is, as you would expect, the fastest version of Daedalus available and is looking better and better each release. Mario is now fully playable (in my opinion) and has come a long way since the initial release.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: This is, as you would expect, the fastest version of Daedalus available and is looking better and better each release. Mario is now fully playable (in my opinion) and has come a long way since the initial release.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: This is, as you would expect, the fastest version of Daedalus available and is looking better and better each release. Mario is now fully playable (in my opinion) and has come a long way since the initial release.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: This is, as you would expect, the fastest version of Daedalus available and is looking better and better each release. Mario is now fully playable (in my opinion) and has come a long way since the initial release.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: This is, as you would expect, the fastest version of Daedalus available and is looking better and better each release. Mario is now fully playable (in my opinion) and has come a long way since the initial release.

Nintendo 64 emulator

Notes for this version: THIS IS A PATCH TO PREVIOUS RELEASES, AND SHOULD BE INSTALLED ON TOP OF THEM. * Ocarina of Time - I dont plan to start from the start of OOT, Will do the temples which may help with everything. Marketplace and intro are now fixed * Road Rash - Still trying to figure out why some of the guys only have wheels for a bike but its fun! * Mortal Kombat 4 - Menu text, characters, background i think is related to mirroring. Powers etc fixed. * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six - Added ingame stuff however doesnt work properly yet. * Super Smash Bros - Still working out how to fix this game up good, getting somewhere though * S.C.A.R.S. - Added Most ingame stuff still not 100% * Sin and Punishment - Works quite well on level 1, never tried level 2, guessing more stuff to implement * Quest 64 - Various Fixes (Hasnt been checked yet) * San Fransisco Rush - Isnt quite normal but getting there

Shell for all homebrew compatible fw's

Notes for this version: Has mp3 player , imageviewer , eloader menu embedded and loads from gta save

defend your PSP from the evil sony firmware updates

Notes for this version: * Cursor which shoots updates * Updates which come at PSP * Gameover if an update reaches the PSP * Score * Highscore * Speed increases as you go