a suped-up clone of the target shooting masterpiece Missle Command

Notes for this version: Changes: Fuel-ing You and your opponent now have an amount of fuel, which will decrease while accelerating. In the middle of the screen is a rotating Fuel-Barrel which will increase your fuel amount again. If you fuel-up, the Fuel Barrel is locked for you for 10 seconds. You can see your and the opponents fuel amount. There is now a new Button/Key, called Harakiri. If you ran out of fuel, you can kill yourself with this. Of course, when you kill yourself, enemy scores one. So, try to keep an eye on you fuel. AI(Red Baron by default) will kill itself if it has no fuel anymore. I think this is a nice feature and make the game more challenging. I will made it configurable in the next release. I have now one codebase for all the supported and tested platforms, which are: GP2X Linux x86 Win32(tested with Wine, sorry!) x86 PSP It is configurable if you want a small Version (320x240) or a big version (800x600), via "airstrikerc" -> version. GP2X and PSP use "small" by default. Music: Place an mp3 in data/music named song.mp3 . It will be looped till the game runs. This is disabled for PSP. For some reason it stutters on PSP. Bad implemented smpeg I guess. I played around with some Trackers/Drum Machines to create a song, but this could take a while. _ GP2X Controls: Start - Toggle Menu Menu: Use B to choose Steering: LEFT/RIGHT - UP/DOWN X - Accelerate L - Fire R - Drop bomb CLICK/HAT - Harakiri PSP Controls: Start - Toggle Menu Menu: USE Cross to choose LEFT/RIGHT - UP/DOWN Cross - Accelerate Left-trigger - Fire Square - Drop bomb Triangle - Harakiri PC (Linux and Win32) Controls: ESCAPE - Toggle Menu Menu: USE Enter to choose LEFT/RIGHT - UP/DOWN , - Accelerate RShift - Fire SPACE - Drop bomb RCTRL - Harakiri You can edit + save the controls via menu. Please report bugs and wishes. regards, paines (anes.lihovac@gmail.com)

tetris clone

Alientetris is a mod for the Tetris-like game called HACKAH where players must compete against the alien's most advanced computer system by completing rows of blocks before their screen fills up.

Super Mario War and Anime Wars are basically the same. One of the major difference is that instead of stomping the bejeesus out of enemy Mario characters, you will be fighting against various characters from popular anime programs in Anime Wars. Some of the 36 playable characters include Naruto, Goku, Sakura, Inuyasha, and Rock Lee.

Notes for this version: view the readme for more info

antinibbles game

Notes for this version: works on 2.x

Attack of the Mutants, "nicely polished space shooter with weapon upgrades and much more"

Notes for this version: Modpack Edition, MP3s can play from subdirectories of PSP/MUSIC

Apple II emulator for the PSP. II, II+ and IIe emulation.

Notes for this version: Start (Main menu) and Select (Disk menu). will also need your own roms of 2/2+ or 2e, and game DSK images. http://home.swbell.net/rubywand/A2FAQs4MAJORSITES.html

Arkanoid clone

Notes for this version: Be sure to rotate your PSP to play this one.

Fancy shell

Notes for this version: A shell replacement for PSP that changes the GUI and allows you to access features simultaneously with awesome skins. Written by Artillery Team

classic asteroids with a twist

Notes for this version: classic asteroids with a twist

This program calculates the position of the sun, planets and moon, eclipses and a starchart for a given date

Notes for this version: Homebrew for Firmware 1.5 new in this version : We changed the graphics of the moons of jupiter we added the moons of saturn we added the minor planets to the starchart we added the faces of the moon in the starchart We corrected some minor problems

This program calculates the position of the sun, planets and moon, eclipses and a starchart for a given date

Notes for this version: We added local circumstances of the sun eclipse from any position on earth.

an update of version 1.0

Notes for this version: version 1.0 was compiled and gives an error. This version includes the lattitude and longitudes of the big cities in the world.

This is a port of the Stella Atari 2600 emulator to the PSP. Original code by Bradford W. Mott, Stephen Anthony and Jeff Miller and many others. This PSP port was made by Alysa Habraken (aka Aenea).

Notes for this version: Somewhat buggy, use version 0.2 for better emulation quality.

Atomix for PSP is here! Full game with 19 levels. You can edit and modify with included Level Editor.

Digital audio recorder and simple effects processor for PSP users with the Socom microphone headset, or other DIY microphone arrangement.

Notes for this version: * Right and Left shoulder buttons can now be used to adjust delay time while in echo mode faster than pressing up and down on the D pad. Use of the shoulder buttons lifts the previous restriction on delay time, and allows full use of the 22Mb data buffer to provide up to 4 minutes and 21 seconds of delay time. * Added an Echo mode to the Digital Delay Processor. * Fixed seek function (left and right shoulder buttons) to seek at the same speed for every sample rate. * Reel Position is now displayed in elapsed minutes and seconds. * Delay time for the Delay Processor mode is now displayed in seconds and miliseconds. * Various fixes, and significant code optimisation.

backup (previous known as UMDms) is based on code from UMD DAX Dumper, it supports ISO, GZIP & DAX the GUI code and the C++ classes for graphic handerling is written by XArt Software

Notes for this version: "BUILD 1B919" - Improved look & added GUI to easly select your format and destination. Uses PNG & POS files for customizing the look. POS files are binary x & y position files, x is word size and so is y, you will need a hex edit utility to edit POS file to change the location of were the PNG graphics files are placed on screen.

Team tOC also said that this is just a small part of a larger project that they're thinking of (or working on already).

Notes for this version: As always, if you're planning on using this, please read and understand the readme file that comes with the download. The file holds the installation and usage, plus the known bugs for this release. It would also be best if you guys will also browse through the configuration text as it also holds vital tidbits about this app. Team tOc is made up of EvilSeph, Moca, TUW (The Unique Warrior), MaTiAz, Ahadiel, and kando. We hope to hear more from them in the coming weeks. We give our props to Jordan Black for the heads up!

shows the battery percentage instead of the battery meter

Notes for this version: v0.02 * Start up button is HOME * Possibility to look at the minutes left for battery * See the cpu speed * Battery is lower then 20?-->text is red * Display fixed v0.021 * Bug fix

OpenSource Streets of Rage type game Engine. Pak/Mod files required.

Notes for this version: Updates: -----> Runs at full 60 fps @ 333 and 48~58 fps @ 222! -----> Bug Fix when attacking rider crashed PSP. -----> Control bug Fix I introduced during Pause Menu (This will overwrite settings.sav) -----> Bug fix Hall Of Fame. -----> Use the new filemenu.png as it will be using more inputs. -----> All Necessary Directories will now be created automatically. New Features: -----> Screen Shots will now save under PSP/Photo directory with Name of Mod. -----> New Frames Per Second Counter under PSP Options. -----> New video.txt support for Mod Creaters (Allows Full WideScreen Resolution (480x272))

Binary is an interactive screensaver/demo/simulator which features strands of binary which you add/remove and have some control over. This was mainly written to see how the PSP would handle displaying lots of text and animating it. Slowly it began to evolve into a simulator where you could add these "strands" and watch them move around.

Notes for this version: NONE

2D adventure game

Notes for this version: none

a new game by cools

Notes for this version: But enough with the history lesson, let's get to the release at hand. Block Dude v1.0 now includes 11 levels and cools says that he was able to test the first nine levels. You shouldn't worry about the game being too difficult because as cools says, the first nine levels were totally "beatable." The basic objective of the game is to get past the obstacles and get to the door to go to the next level.

This game is kind of a cross between Bust-a-Move and Breakout. You control a bouncing block that changes color sporadically, while you try to knock out colored blocks coming in from the ceiling.