Description:
An alternative Turbo Grafx 16 (or PC Engine) emulator for your PlayStation Portable.

Turbocharging the graphics to the max is <insert Japanese developer’s name> and their PCE for PSP v0.83b3 emulator. As you may already know, PCE for PSP emulates the dopest 8-bit CPU and dual 16-bit GPU console from back in the day — the TurboGrafx 16 (or PC Engine if you’re from Japan).

Sonycreativesoftware once again brings us a wonderfull and very-very usefull tool for PSP to make our life easier and more convinient.

 

Media Go version 1.4 provides the following improvements:

• The following additional devices from Sony Ericsson are supported: U8i, U5i, J10, J20i, and Xperia™ SO-01B.
• Game extras, and PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system themes can be downloaded from the PlayStation®Store.
• Additional video properties and icons have been added to improve media searching and browsing.

Now I can’t really vouch for the awesomeness that may be MSX; I never had one. The MSX was released in ‘83 when I was fresh out the womb, and it was later discontinued in ‘95 when O.J. was acquitted of murder charges. But that’s neither here nor there… It’s 2010 now and this is Akop’s newest version — v3.5.40 — of fMSX PSP. It’s a port from Marat Fayzullin’s original work, which emulates the MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8-bit home computers.

Description:
Jum's Atari 5200 cross-platform emulator for the PSP. Jum is also available for the PS2, Windows, Mac, and Linux. Visit Jum's website for those.

Download: jum52_11_PSP.zip

Here's the latest version of PSPMame, the old school Multi Arcade Machine Emulator for the PlayStation Portable coded by homebrew dev TMK. The latest update of the brew has introduced new features to greatly improve the stability of the brew.

Changelog:

• Reintroduced the sound
• Other general improvements

Download: PSPMame r0.6

Some cool ‘brew for you, the forgetful few… This plugin — PSP Post It — is perfect for anyone who suffers from “the Memento effect.” But for real; pyroesp’s plugin works like this: you create a text file (PPi.txt) with dates, times, and reminders, when that date & time comes reality, you’ll know bya simple message popup. It works in both VSH and game mode.

Now pyroesp, this has me thinking… It’d be cool(er) if there were iCal support. Export iCal events to .ics or .icbu, plop that on your memory stick, and subsequently never forget anything ever again. Tell me that wouldn’t be handy.

Download: PSP Post It 0.1.2

Vosman, PSNFucker… It gets your PSP back on PSN — PlayStation Store access and online gaming… Don’t get it twisted though. As noted below, Socom FTB 3, you’re still required to purchase a license key. You can’t play online without one. I guess more games are following suit. But hey! Now you can actually get on PSN to download and play them titles. That’s pretty awesome. Kudos Vosman!

If you continue to be prompted with a message saying an update is required, back out and try disabling any other active plugins. I’ve discovered PSNFucker doesn’t play well with RemoteJoyLite.

Dear PSP fans! Be ready to get the latest update for your favorite gaming console. It has been recently released - update brings new awesome features and improvements.

 

PSP Firmware Update 6.20 adds:

    * Digital Comics Reader – PlayStation Network Digital Comics is a new service launching in December. It will allow you to download hundreds of classic and new comics from the PlayStation Store and read them page by page or frame by frame on your PSP system. Firmware update (v6.20) includes the Digital Comics reader application, which you’ll find under a new section called “Extras” on the XMB. Please note, the comic reader is an additional download; once you’ve loaded (v6.20) onto your system, simply click on the comic reader icon under “Extras” to download it to your PSP. In addition, you’ll be able to try out a free digital comic sample from the service soon. Visit www.playstationcomics.com for more information.
    * Export video/photo playlists – This is a new feature that allows you to export your video and photo playlists from your PC to your PSP system through Media Go. Download the latest version of Media Go (v1.3) for this and a few additional enhancements.

 

Download: PSP Firmware Update 6.20

A different way to emulate the PlayStation Portable: PCSP — It’s a PSP emulator written in C++ for your Windows box. PCSP v0.2.0 packs some serious changes, which is all detailed below. It’s also said a few titles are now playable: Super Fruitfall, KAZooK and the usual Puzzle Bobble.

You’ll notice the first time running pcsp-udb is that it’s very slow, especially if you’re loading a large collection of ISOs. Let pcsp-udb build its index and from thereon in, it’s fast. The hefty-hefty change log and download right after this.

 

Download: PCSP v0.2.0 - windows psp emulator

March 2010 sees the launch of THE EYE OF JUDGMENT LEGENDS, exclusively for PSP.

Building on the franchise’s success on PlayStation 3, THE EYE OF JUDGMENT LEGENDS takes the traditional card trading game to the next level, transforming digital cards into on-screen 3D creatures that perform impressive and exciting physical battles.

The key to success is building up knowledge of how to use your digital game cards. Each creature card possesses different abilities, so they can burn, slash or destroy opponents. With this in mind, here is some basic information and terminology that will help you conquer your enemies on your journey through THE EYE OF JUDGMENT LEGENDS.

The aim of the game is to occupy five fields on the board with your creatures. In total, there are nine square-shaped fields that make up the board, or “battlefield”.

Carefully study each card before deciding which one to summon to the battlefield next.