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Time to dust off the PSP, play all the applications you make or download from homebrew sites..."PSP Updates forum moderator and hacker guru Fanjita has completed his first release of a new loader for 2.01+ PSP's called eLoader. While 2.60 is not currently supported, this is a major accomplishment in unleashing homebrew on all systems. This amazing feat shows how frightfully resourceful developers can be when put against certain system restraints. This leap has indisputably opened the door to homebrew for PSP gamers who play on newer firmware." Link.
Homebrew games and Emulation on PSP 2.50
Time to dust off the PSP, play all the applications you make or download from homebrew sites..."PSP Updates forum moderator and hacker guru Fanjita has completed his first release of a new loader for 2.01+ PSP's called eLoader. While 2.60 is not currently supported, this is a major accomplishment in unleashing homebrew on all systems. This amazing feat shows how frightfully resourceful developers can be when put against certain system restraints. This leap has indisputably opened the door to homebrew for PSP gamers who play on newer firmware." Link.
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Jan 27, 2006 10:02 AM
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Note that PSP drum machine I mentioned also works with 2.50 -- without the loader, I think?
PSP Rhythm 3.0
Many people complained about having upgraded to firmware 2.60 already. I sure wish Sony would give up on this crazy crusade, because this clearly sells PSPs. And having seen the incredible homebrew software for Nintendo sound creation, it can really turn a game platform into a usable musical instrument in a way the commercial software never will (ElectroPlankton notwithstanding).
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Note that PSP drum machine I mentioned also works with 2.50 -- without the loader, I think?
PSP Rhythm 3.0
Many people complained about having upgraded to firmware 2.60 already. I sure wish Sony would give up on this crazy crusade, because this clearly sells PSPs. And having seen the incredible homebrew software for Nintendo sound creation, it can really turn a game platform into a usable musical instrument in a way the commercial software never will (ElectroPlankton notwithstanding).
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