My must have 1.50/5.XX M33 homebrew

[Firedragon_Jing]

My must have 1.50/5.XX M33 homebrew

Since the creation of the Pandora battery, there are going to be more CFWs possibly with 1.50 kernals around, so I decided to give a list of homebrew that I use the most and keep on my memerystick. These should also work for the most part on most custom firmwares up through 5.XX M33. I'll give descriptions too.
If you find this list useful, please give this thread a five star rating. So far 23 five star ratings ^^

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - great psychedelic 2D space shooter, with a great techno sound mix.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - One of the most awesome homebrew games out there. It's a 3D space shooter, and even though it is currently only a demo, it is pretty much already a must have ^^

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - great ISO loader and great for compressed ISOs, works with Fastloader, UMD Emulator, MPH's 2.0 gameloader, and Run UMD .prxes. Can also use USB connection, need these files to do so, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Just like Devhook, but for use with Pandora. So far it only supports:
- Original 1.50 (can only be loaded on the phat)
- 1.50 with some 3.40 hw modules. Can be loaded on both, phat and slim.
- 3.40 OE (can only be loaded on phat)
- 3.60 M33 (can only be loaded on slim)
Will load all other CFWs in the future

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - probably the greatest loader to ever be made, not only can it emulate games, but it can also emulate the whole 2.71 firmware, meaning all your 2.71 games now work on 1.50, along with all the 2.71 features from AVCMP4 to RSS Channels to flash support will now work on a 1.50 PSP by using this, not to mention play it's own form of compressed ISOs. What is special about this version is that it has every mod available, from video captcher to the newest CheatCW. This is a must have if you haven't already gotten it. All you need to get are the firmware dumps and it is ready to go. It even has a modded background, and a chance to change the setting when loading it through custom firmware. It now even has 2.71-SE-B support, which is just playing sweet. Now also has an enhanced CSO cache system and WiFi support. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Add this to DH .46 VShex Mod
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Booster is back, and he isn't empty handed. His latest build of probably the greatest peice of homebrew now comes with 3.03 support!!! Can be placed on your PSP at the same time as Devhook 0.46. Package compiled by ZAiO.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Booster does it again with his latest release of Devhook, now up to 0.52, and it has the ability to emulate Sony's latest firmware, 3.11. Still has problems with the PSX Popstation emulator, and is no where near up to ranks with 3.XX OE, but is still awesome none-the-less.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Use this to on your .44-.46 Devhook to return to your 1.50 XMB from the 2.71 XMB in Devhook by holding Home and Start. Can also be used to disable the automount to boot straight into the XMB. Can also support skins at launch.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A cheat device that works like a gameshark and other cheat devices, to allow you to use cheat codes while playing UMDs/ISOs/PS1 through OE Firmwares. You big cheater lol
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - take screenshots or screenvideos in gif format with this awesome app for OE Firmware.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Like CWCheat but combines a lot of extra features such as txt reader, CPU clock changer, screenshots, memory manager, much much more, and it's compatible with 5.XX M33
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - (now with muti-tasking for slim model and other stuff) Finally been updated to include support for M33 firmwares and OE firmwares, and if that's not good enough news, you can play Playstation eboots through usbhost and nethost, and it finally has an ISO plugin that supports VIDEO UMD support!!! It now also has 2-player PSOne option through nethost/usbhost to PC. Also Slim compatible and 3.71 compatible. The best shell for the PSP, now has a great looking GUI interface to go along with it's long list of features that's known for. It can play music off you memory stick while viewing or playing other things on your memorystick or UMD, it is a great file assistant, it can play more types of media then just on the regular xmb. it can have a PMP MOD AVC plugin, it has changable backgrounds, it's and iR remote, it can transfer files from one PSP to another, it's an alarmclock, snapshot taker, it has a low battery reminder sound, oh did I mention you can now stream any files via WiFI or USB to any of your favorite homebrews, meaning you can now have your whole media database on your PC, now also on your PSP without having to put it on the memorystick. Ahman doesn't dissapoint with this one.
Here is a link to the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] that allows you to run lua scripts within iR Shell.
Here is a link to the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] to create the iR remote commands for iR Shell.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - have all your instant messengers on your PSP, like AIM, MSN, Yahoo, etc.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - get the weather where ever you are, just by putting in the zip code. Newest version from the great Zx. I sent Zx a request to update this to fix the DHCP issue after he fixed it in his PSP VNC and PSP-FTPD, and like the homebrew machine he is, he updated this homebrew to work. Originally made by McDongle, and he will release 2.00 soon.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - have your favorite SHOUTcast radio station playble from any hotspot, great for people with smaller memory sticks. Also has some great plugins included. Now has a [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. Created by Raf

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - originally a plugin to PSP Radio, now is faster and easier to load on its own, based off the Linux Links2 browser, this one even surpasses the Sony PSP Mozilla browser. Updated now to pre23. Now has a new mouse cursur and new memory updates

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a great NES emulator for the PSP, made by Ruka, now has WiFi play and a 20% increase in processing speed, which is amazing since most games already were at full speed. Updated by Davex to have rewind and mirror functions. Also now has rotated mode, where you play with your PSP upside down for more of a brain twisting challenge.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - awesome SNES emulator, also has WiFi play, runs in kernel mode for better sound quality, has a great GUI menu, plays some of the greatest SNES titles theme songs in the menu, even has a startup intro that can't be beat. Only problem is they messed up on the sleep mode in this version, trying to add a "pseudo sleep mode," were clock speed is reduced, but the PSP is still on, and have yet to fix it, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] doesn't have a problem with sleep mode, but you don't get all the cool menu and intro extras, but both play great. The latest update sets it back to user mode, which allows it to run on the PSP S&L and also fixes the the sleep mode. I've found that Star Fox 2 won't run anymore, and possbly some other games might have problems with the user mode version, so I'm keeping the link to the ME version.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] if you want the media engine version with a bit more compatibility.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a flawless Sega Genesis emulator, has WiFi play so you can play multiplayer with your buddies and is full speed. Best of all, you can play classic Sonic on your PSP, what more can you ask for?

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - VBA is dead, and this is the one that killed it. Made by Exophase, this is a FULL SPEED GBA emulator, yeah that's right full speed. It needs a GBA BIOS to run. It is now packed with both speed and compatibility, and now can run 32mb roms like KH:CoM. It saves games files and also can save states, and go to full screen. This is a must have, and will be even more so with the next release.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a N64 emulator that is still in the works, v8 has a new clippoing code, and some much needed speed boosts. This is a must look at homebrew, and is only getting better. A lot of improvements with graphics and speed and finally sound, thank you StrmNrmn.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A bit faster but not as stable. A new team though has taken over for StrmNrmn, and look forward to a new and better build of Daedalus in the future.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - I suggest grabbing these icons from Donkey's and Monkey's build, since Daedelus has no icons for itself. I grabbed the icon from the Monkey64 emulator, and the back pic and atrac3 background noise from Donkey's build and used PSP Brew to extract and embed them into the eboot.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a great homebrew that does it right, right away. Have stepmania on your PSP and show it off, you can also add your own StepMania mixes or Dance With Intensity to it, just don't try and play it with your feet, it's for your fingers, but feel free to dance with it if you lack shame what-so-ever.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - fixes a bunch of bugs in the new release.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - I have compiled my own DDRMAX 2 theme pack for PSPRevolution v0.2. It includes many songs from DDRMAX 2 aswell as graphics, provided by railside270. I also included the original theme so you can switch back to it in the theme menu. Is now fixed, so graphics will fit the screen and the songs won't appear corrupted.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - this is a mod of PSPRevolution v0.3, has some new graphics, like an Al red jacket main menu background, and has a great mix of anime theme songs to dance your fingers to, like Full Metal Alchemist, Inuyasha, Naruto, and much more. Now also has Samurai Champloo, Ruronin Kenshin, Ghost in the Shell, Eureka Seven, and Cowboy Bebop. This is a great addition to PSPRevolution v0.3
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a new mod for PSPRevolution v0.2, with some techno remixes of some of your favorite classic Nintendo character themes, like Kirby, Starfox, Yoshi, DK, Link, and of course Mario. Not to mention the Tetris theme with a very funny intro from a Steven Hawkins voice.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A new PSPRevolution mod created by Monkeyboy1916, the guy who made the Nintendo and Anime Mixes above. The latest one features songs from the interactive PSP title, Loco Roco.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Made by the Deviant team, this a great mix of twelve of the most recognizable songs from Final Fantasy series and Chrono Trigger.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A mod for the original PSPRevolution v0.1 created by Gameshark, the guy who made a custom 1.50 firmware. It has a nice selection of songs.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - By RomChau for PSP Revolution v0.3
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A theme pack for PSP Revolution v0.3 by Briggzy11
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A song pack for PSP Revolution v0.3 by Briggzy11
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A rock song pack for PSP Revolution v0.3 by Briggzy11
Here are even more great DDR packs provided by misfitpanda
Here is a great place for Stepmania songs [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Now the first ever homebrew MMO, even if just it is just for a card game, still very awesome. For those of you that have played FFVIII, this game should look all too familiar to you. This is the card battle game that I love playing when I wasn't getting caught in random battles. This is one of the more fun FF minigames I've played and am glad to see it ported to the PSP.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - bring all the excitement of chess with you... Zzzzz, yeah, but it's still fun to play a game or two if you're board. Play against the AI or a friend, also has the cooloest backpic I have ever seen when hovering over it on the xmb.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - still not completely finished but still very playable. Bring Monopoly with you and play with friends or AI, the full game is here, they just need to make the AI more challenging or something and add trading and auctioning.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - play the classic Hell shooter wherever you go, great game.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - this is the full version with the WAD files and full game, use this with the one above or just use this one by itself.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - another great first-person shooter that you can take with you, with online play. uploaded by gangsta_psp
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Enjoy Team Fortress on your PSP

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - an even better first-person shooter that you can take with you, great graphics, and no lag that I've seen, great assortament of weapons at you despense, takes a minute to load up though.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a TI-92 emulator for your PSP, works great, easy to use, now you can have one of those $150 calculators for free on your PSP, can also play the TI games that are a little fun, just don't use it in class unless you have some cool teachers, like I had, or risk it being taken away.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - load your own custom fonts in your PSP without the risk of bricking it. just load the font you created with the tool it gives you on the PSP, load it on the root of your memorystick, and run this homebrew, and you now have a custom font for your PSP. Run it again to get back your default font back. Also come with a program for you PC that allows you to easily convert and create your own fonts for the PSP.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a background changer, just put the right size .bmp in the root of your memorystick, with the month date you want as the name, run it, and that is your new background for that month, it even keeps the swirvy lines, which I think is cool (only for 1.50)
Check [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] for some great pre-made PSP backgrounds
Lastly, here is a link for the default PSP backgrounds, just incase you want to revert back to them, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

My background for August:


There are all the homebrew I use
That is also the order I have them in, I use [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] to arrange my Icons, it can also be used to hide the corrupted data icons, you can also use PSP Brew to do this, but I mainly use PSP Brew to edit eboots. You can also hide the corrupted data icons manually by reanming the folders XXXX 1 ((with 30 spaces inbetween the letters and the 1 and change the XXXX to a four letter name you can recognize as that program)) and XXXX1~1%((Rename the XXXX to the same as you did with the other folder))

Some others that I recommend, I'm just low on space after all that, my music, my movies, and my ISOs...
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a great PC beatem up 2D beatem-up fighter, ported to the PSP, play the original BOR game, or play the custom modded games created by fans, my favorite was the Kill Bill version. Has a lot of new features added to it.The latest version is a dev build with some extra fetures. Had it, needed space.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - this is a good site to find some great mods for the game, many of them take up less space then the real one.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - this is a great looking Beatmania clone for the PSP

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Award winning homebrew game. 3-D Lumines like game, using dice.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Go for your PSP, the Japanese Chess.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Made by RealTechVR, the guys who brought you No Gravity, bring you a new homebrew game where you are a molecule that eats other molecules.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a homebrew Yu-Gi-Oh! clone. Comes with a premade deck, but you can add your own cards with pictures and the ATK and DEF points. Pretty sure it doesn't support Effects ATM. The developer on this, Titch.ryan, has no pklans to update, but it taking suggestion in case he decides to.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Keep an eye on this one,this is a Guitar Hero Clone, with some nice graphics. Currently being updated, can't wait for it to be fully working.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - this is an awesome PSP drum machine and song editor. It works by making patterns that forms beats that can be placed over songs. This program was even showed off on G4's Attack of the Show.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - another rhythm bass drum machine program like PSP Kick, and while it is not as nice as PSP Kick, it is still pretty nice and adds real time audio effects.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - I can't over look this homebrew game anymore. This is a fun game like asteroids, but you shoot trigonomical shapes. It looks very similar to the popular geometry wars.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Other wise known as Kill Everthing That Moves, where you do exactly what it says, kill everthing that moves. This is an awesome 2D Space Shooter, that is kinda like the old Capcom game 1942, and all those other massive plane 2D destruction games. Release some rage on everything else around you in this very fun and addictive homebrew game.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A nice little homebrew Zelda game for the PSP, made by Zion and PSPDemon. Written in lua. The creator's PSP bricked, so don't expect a complete version, sorry for the bad news.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - a game based of the popular Nintendo game series Super Smash Bros. It has a nice layout to it and a nice look, but it does contain many bugs, the levels are very undetailed, and it lacks weapons, but where it lacks, it makes up in the large assortment of characters and levels and now has more music. Characters from the Nintendo list, like Mario, Samus, and Link, aswell as Capcom's Rockman(Megaman) and Pacman, Sega's Sonic and Tails, Kingdom Heart's Sora, even Samurai Jack joins this mix. There are also many levels with that use very creative backgrounds, even though the levels are nothing more than a rows of bricks. The gameplay is all there though, a bit jumpy, but the basic commands are at your disposal, you can even use the blocking bubble, but sorry, no special moves. All-in-all, this is a pretty good homebrew game, but watch out loading all the characters and levels, it can take up a lot of space on your memory stick quickly.
The extra characters and levels must be downloaded at [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] under smashpack! generator.
Or right here, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is a great game, think Super Smash Bros. in just the Super Mario world with Mario characters, actions, and items. This version has a great list of music and skins to use in game, great AI and is completely modable. Only issue I can see is, where's the WiFi?, other than that, this is a great 1-player battle homebrew game.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is another party fighter for the PSP, but this time gives you the choice to fight with some of your favorite anime characters. The sprites are well done, and the game is a nice edition to the homebrew community.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - I stumbled along this great hidden gem of a homebrew game released over a year ago. It's a port of a 3D hombrew rpg game developed for the Net Yaroze Playstation Development kit, back when Sony actually supported the homebrew community, boy a lot has changed. Anyways, for a homebrew game, this looks amazing, unfortunately, it did not port well to the PSP, so it is a bit slow and glitchy, and the graphics are a little skewed from the port and it's not full screen. The worst part though is that only one version of the game was made, the developer didn't update this port to make it run better. Hopefully someone will pick this project up and make it better, unfortunately, it didn't come with source code, so if someone does, they will need to work from scratch.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is a great port of the pc game of the same name. Like all the Tycoon game, your set in a development world, and you must develop a transport company that can beat your rival companies. Build railroads, roads, boat ways, etc. in this interactive game. Also has wireless play. Now if they could just port Rollercoaster Tycoon, that would be awesome
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is a great stable Gameboy/Gameboy Color emulator. Relive that classics of handheld gaming like Pokemon Blue and Red, Super Mario Land, or even Tetris. Most important is that this runs in User mode so it can be rewritten to work with devhook .45 2.71 emulation. Also, it is in 1 eboot, so you need the 1.50 custom firmware, 1.00, 2.00-2.60 with eLoader, or split it using PSP Brew. Updated by Davex to have rewind and mirror functions.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is the latest update of the Sega Master System/Gamegear emulator for the PSP. Relive the days of plaing the original Sonic on your handheld on your better handheld system.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - with 3.71 M33 support and wireless support for slim version. Emulate some of your favorite arcade games from NEO GEO on your PSP, with adhoc play.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - with 3.71 M33 support and wireless support for slim version. Finally updated after atleast half-a-year, this app by NJ allows you to enjoy your favorite old NEO GEO CD games directly on your PSP. Also with adhoc.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - with 3.71 M33 support and wireless support for slim version. Allows you to play you classic Capcom arcade games, like Street Fighter II, Megaman, 1941, etc. Now with rewind. Also with adhoc.
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[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - with 3.71 M33 support and wireless support for slim version. 100% Full Speed!!! NJ said he couldn't do it, and almost dropped this project, but he is proving himself wrong with his latest CPS2 emulator. Can now emulate some of your favorite newer Capcom arcade titles, Like Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Superheroes. New caches for games have to be made for games to work. ROM converter included. Adhoc is also there for this one.
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Click on the link below to get a full list.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] on the search bar on the side, at the bottom, select a driver of either MAME, NeoGeo, or CPS1/CPS2 for the list of games for these emulators, or for whatever other MAME games you want, and under resource type select parent to remove all the different region clones.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - an update to MAME4ALL that now works with the PSP Slim & Lite, Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - is an updated version of Lua Player with some extra features. Lua, for you guys living under a rock, Lua is another type of code that can be used to make games other than C++. Now while fully working eboots that can be run off the XMB are more preferable, some Lua games need a special Lua player to play them on the PSP, and that is where this comes in.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is a simple FTP server for the PSP by Zx, upgraded by luiz for 3.OE. It allows you to send files to and from your PSP through WiFi without a USB cable. Has DCHP fixed. The latest version adds battery status, Memory stick free space, and displays FTP commands from the client.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is another great app from Zx that allows you to control and view your pc through your PSP via WiFi. Has a DCHP fix and has a fix when a network access point is deleted. Now has IR Keyboard support.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - A video streamer for the PSP, allows you to access and watch you videos from your pc through adhoc WiFi. Now has Flv and YouTube support. Can now support WPA.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Just released by Zx-81, this is a basic IRC client for the PSP, now you can chat on your favorite IRC servers from anywhere with a hotspot. The app makes use of the Danzeff virtual keyboard, as well as iR Keyboard support. As one extra bonus, you can save logs.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is a homebrew replacement for your PSP MP3 music player, and it conserves more battery power than the XMB music player and also allows a volume booster if you feel the PSP can't get loud enough.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - newest creation from the Psix team, its a Shell replacement that is now is completly free for the full version, it looks promising for what they are incorporating in their latest build, I'll probably add this to my homebrew list if it is as good as they promise.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - another Shell replacement with some great graphics and backgrounds, has a nice look to it.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Great application that can turn your PSP into a PDA, minus the touchpad. Everything you would want from a PDA is here, an address book, calender, planner, stopwatch, alarmclock, notepad, calculator, everything. It even has it's own p-sprint keyboard. It is a full file manager. Not to mention it's a media center, so you can also listen to your music and view your pictures and all that with this, can even create playlist. It even has theme support. This is a good app to have.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Media application that can allow your psp to play mpeg and avi videos, and nearly any other format.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - play your flash swf files without having to go through the hassle of going through devhook .44 and enabling the flash player to play your swf files.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - record your voice or someone else's into a wav file using this app, and either the Socom headset, ChotoCam, or Talkman mic. Now has a "yakback" emulator that works kinda like a parrot and a digital delay processor. Has a new name, and created by Art.

CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH, NOT FOR NOVICE USERS
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - created by Hallo007, just like Art's X-Flash, but compatible with all OE firmware, can be used to completly customize you PSP. It is a really powerful and potentially dangerous program if you don't know what you're doing since it changes the main PSP system files, this is not for the novice user. READ THE README.TXT BEFORE USING.
PC homebrew tools:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - ok, this isn't a hombrew app, but it is a very useful app to have on you pc. It can edit eboots with new icons and background images and sounds. It can split and reform eboots for the kxploit, it can also sort your homebrew on your memorystick.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Great video file converting app, can convert almost every video file into a PSP compatible one. Can also be used for other convertions for you PC. Now with full resolution avc capability for 3.03 OE-B.
Needs these two files to run: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]/MyApps/libs/AviSynth_220406.exe" target="_blank">AviSynth 2.5.7 (22.04.06) / [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Great utility that converts ISO to CSO or DAX, DAX to CSO, or CSO to DAX, and it can also decompress CSO. YOu can also select your level of compression, but they take longer to load the more compressed you make it. This is a must have application to have and goes great with Devhook and DAX ZISO Loader. Uploaded by cheeese133.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This has got to be the greatest computer file compression/uncompression utility I have ever used, can be used with many different types of computer compressions, and is extremely usefull for these PSP hacks sites, works great with rar and zip files, not to mention lzh files that are used by Booster, the Devhook guy. Download this if you need an application to uncompress the files you download from here. Best of all, it will continue to work fine unregistered, even after the evaluation period has ended.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - Don't have enough room on your memory stick for all your songs and videos, no problem, just load this. This application will set up a RSS 2.0 server with your iTunes playlist, and you can access all of them while using Devhook .44 that I have posted at the top. As long as you have it running on your computer, you can access it wherever you can access the internet. It is also password protected. This is a must have app to have if you have a large database of media.

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] - This is one application I recommend everyone use, it might just rescue your PSP. After this program is set up, what it will do is everytime it is hooked up to a computer via USB that it does not recognize, it will send you an email, to the email address you specify, containing the theif's browser, IP address, and Windows version. Once you have that information, you can contact a law enforcment and they can use the information to track down the theif and return your PSP. Read the "readme" for installation instructions, most importantly, this program works on all firmwares, including 3.71, because the computer is the base, not the PSP. Added the readme file to it.

That is all the homebrew I recommend.
If you have any questions regarding any of these homebrew titles feel free to ask, just post it in this thread, and I, or someone else, will answer your question, eventually
I also update this list daily

[tuelle]

when you say PSPVBA is close to actual GBA speed... how fast is it with sound? is it playable? or rather enjoyable...

[kcderita]

did they make pspvba able to emulate gb and gbc also, or would i have to have pspvba and homer's rin?

[iTrunks]

Nice list, here FireDragon_Jing. Hopefully, if a future 2.71 downgrader is released, all of these will be on my memory stick.

[Firedragon_Jing]

Originally Posted by tuelle

when you say PSPVBA is close to actual GBA speed... how fast is it with sound? is it playable? or rather enjoyable...

Well, at the moment, you need to pump it up to like 8-12 frameskip to get it to about the right speed, but it is playable at the moment, but it still not up to par with the original, wait a week or two, and a final version will be up by then

Originally Posted by kcderita

did they make pspvba able to emulate gb and gbc also, or would i have to have pspvba and homer's rin?

That, I'm not sure on, I don't use GB or GBC roms, I think you need homer's rin...

Originally Posted by TrunksSSJ23

Nice list, here FireDragon_Jing. Hopefully, if a future 2.71 downgrader is released, all of these will be on my memory stick.

Thanks Hopefully they will, or you'll get a mod chip, but sadly at the moment, there is no exploits what-so-ever in 2.70+

[pspcrazy]

Awesome list of top homebrews Mabye i should make an article with the best homebrew software lol. May i have permission to use your list as a reference ?

[tupac12]

why dont yoy put some links aswell in there will save people some time looking for them

[pspcrazy]

HEHE because they most likely are from a site that blocked from here Ill have the pleasure of upping all of those for the article though.

[Firedragon_Jing]

Originally Posted by pspcrazy

Awesome list of top homebrews Mabye i should make an article with the best homebrew software lol. May i have permission to use your list as a reference ?

Sure, go ahead, it would be a great honor.
pspcrazy says I have an awesome list of homebrew, that's so cool

[tupac12]

can anyone upload the iR Shell v1.6 because the main site were you download it is down :eek: