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As you might have already seen, there are some mobos (TA-088 ones, slim models) in where the IPL used for Despertar del Cementerio, Pandora and Time Machine therefore, doesn't work.
IPL can be still run from the Memory Stick, but just those that are signed by Sony, and not the ones that contain a different signature; a problem that will probably block the actual way of running your cfw's, as you couldn't even load on this NANDs the custom IPLs with different signature.
Even though, IPL is not the problem, but probably the mixed kernel of 1.50&&3.40, and it will be the best option to use a new kernel on Despertar del Cementerio future versions.
So, to sum up, new Dc version will not be released till the new Core and interface is finished. Please be patient
-- p-twit!? What is it? --
You know Twitter? No? Visit www.twitter.com
It's a social networking and microblogging service.
You can write short (140 characters) message just to say what you are doing right now.
p-twit! is a client to write tweets from everywhere. You just need a working WLAN-Configuration.
For the rest: please read the readme.
Changelog:
-- v0.0.2 --
- second release, still beta
- now you see "from p-twit!" at twitter.com
Way, way, way back in 2006, Sony announced it would be bringing a GPS add-on to the PSP. The world rejoiced, but quickly we discovered the immediate launch of the device was pretty much exclusively set for Japan.
America would be left directionless.
As part of the San Diego Comic-Con's preview night, I got to take a waltz through Sony's booth this evening and saw kids playing all sorts of games that I got to see at E3. Then, I spotted a Slim rocking the GPS add-on sitting alone amongst a group of PSPs people were playing.
I could barely believe my eyes.
From the main menu, there are four options for you to dive into -- Find and Go, Explore Map, My Data, and Settings. I'm assuming you've been in a car in the last few years and are somewhat familiar with a GPS system. Find and Go acts as the PSP ap's most basic GPS function -- you choose a city and state before entering a location and getting step-by-step directions. Once you get the data in, you can just explore the map if you like and see what all is around. The default view is a top-down Mapquest POV, while the secondary look anchors the lower part of the map at the bottom of the screen and tilts the view at an angle. Explore Map lets you jump around at will, and My Data has you set up to 32 favorite places; search by hotels, airports, and more; view saved routes; and track logs.
What I found pretty neat were the options in the Settings folder. You can set your preference to give you routes that are the fastest, shortest, or economical; you can set it to avoid u-turns and tolls; and you can set your transportation mode to be car, taxi, pedestrian, or bicycle.
Let me be the first to say, I cannot wait to see someone on a bicycle trying to use PSP GPS.
Obviously, Sony doesn't want Comic-Con kids wandering around with its PSPs, so I couldn't test the devices turn-by-turn capabilities. However, I did pull up a map of Brisbane, Calif. -- IGN's home base, yo! -- and the 101 and bay were where they were supposed to be.
Although we've been told to expect the GPS device to arrive in the states within the next nine months, there's still no date set for the device I got to hold today. That's sad, but the application seems to work OK. It was simple to get into and find what I needed, and the options to toggle and fool with seem to outpace the GPS we have in my wife's SUV.
Holy falling prices, Batman! The 8GB Memory Stick, once placed high on a pedestal of "things we want but are way too expensive for us to get," is now available for $57 shipped on amazon.com. We're definitely going to pick one up, if only to download even more movies off the new Video section of the PS Store.
Welcome to this week's Games Update, our weekly summary featuring all new product arrivals from the last seven days.
Although new games are coming out every day, classic games, especially those that marked a change in the direction of the development of a genre are never forgotten.
However, due to ageing, your existing classic systems or the game catridges may have stopped working, to bring an end to this problem AtGames released the Sega Mega Drive Twin Pad Player for you to revive the Sega 16 bit era.
Aside from the system problems, AtGames solves your catridge issues. The Player does not only play existing Mega Drive catridges, but a new line of specifically designed RedKid catridges and multi-game compilations as well. Now you have both the system and a chance of replacing your well loved but malfunctioning catridges.
SNK Playmore, likewise, is engaged in a project of reviving their classic NeoGeo games on newer consoles. The Samurai Spirits series marks a change in the development of the hack and slash fighting genre, and six of these installments are taken and formed into a compilation called Samurai Spirits Anthology [PlayStation2™ & Nintendo Wii™ versions] you can enjoy in the comfort of your living room.
After the classic games and systems are taken care of, on we go to the new releases. Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus is converted to Sony PSP™ [JPN & Asian] versions so you can take on your opponents whenever and wherever you are. Aside from the existing attractions, to commemorate the series' 10th year anniversary, this new version is filled to the brim with new elements that make your fights more exciting than ever.
Enjoy a spine chilling experience in the heat of summer with Siren: New Translation [JPN & Asian versions]. Fly to Japan through your PlayStation3™ and investigate the deadly Hanuda village. The line between the dead and the living is blurred and only the fittest can survive this battle.
Come back from Hanuda village and join the adorably selfish and greedy antihero Wario on his quest to plunder treasure from all over the world with your Nintendo Wii™. Enjoy some classic side-scrolling action in Wario Land Shake and unlock all the secret missions in every stage.
Take off to the skies in the Eiyuu Densetsu VI: Sora no Kiseki 3 [standard & limited editions]. Board the huge airship in search for remnants of an ancient civilization. Discover and explore the skies on the go with your Sony PSP™, since this installment is connected with Eiyuu no Densetsu VII, learn about the premises of this still-developing game and prepare for your next adventure.
Based on a bestselling manga and anime series, Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble Hyper incorporated the most updated plot elements and character developments with upgraded action.
With manga and anime you play the role of a passive spectator who watches as things unfold before your eyes, but with the game, you can actively participate in the plot. Write, or rewrite the story starring your favorite character in this newest Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! game.
The Xbox360™ exclusive great hit RPG Blue Dragon was highly anticipated when it was first released and still greatly popular now. For those who did not manage to get their hands on a copy last time, here is your ultimate chance of getting your hands on one and saving plenty of cash in the process.
Bring another fragment of Persona 4 and a feel of contemporary Japan home by getting your hands on the soundtrack of the game. To bring out this sense of modernity, the music producer Kurome Shoji has written plenty of new, memorable composition and vocals that will stick in your mind the way the game does.
As usually, here's a summary of all new releases from this week, followed by a quick preview of what is expected to be hot next week.
Xbox360™:
Blue Dragon (Platinum Hits) ASIA US$ 24.90
Bully: Scholarship Edition JPN US$ 64.90
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Bundle JPN US$ 129.90
Space Chimps US US$ 64.90
Wall-E ASIA US$ 44.90
PlayStation3™:
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith ASIA US$ 59.90
Kung Fu Panda JPN US$ 59.90
NCAA Football 09 US US$ 64.90
Siren: New Translation JPN US$ 59.90
Siren: New Translation ASIA US$ 54.90
Splinter Cell: Double Agent (PlayStation3 the Best) ASIA US$ 34.90
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas (PlayStation3 the Best) ASIA US$ 34.90
Wangan Midnight (PlayStation3 the Best) JPN US$ 34.90
PlayStation3™ Accessories:
Air Cooler 3 (for 40GB Models / Black) JPN US$ 17.90
Air Cooler 3 (for 40GB Models / White) JPN US$ 17.90
Playstation 3 Eye Camera Pack JPN US$ 54.90
Nintendo Wii™:
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 15 JPN US$ 59.90
Kung Fu Panda JPN US$ 59.90
Mesaze! Tsuri Master: Sekai ni Challenge! Hen JPN US$ 49.90
NCAA Football 09 US US$ 59.90
Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 1 US US$ 34.90
Samurai Spirits Rokuban Shoubu JPN US$ 49.90
Space Chimps US US$ 59.90
Speed Racer: The Video Game JPN US$ 59.90
Wario Land Shake JPN US$ 59.90
We Love Golf! US US$ 54.90
PlayStation2™:
Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (EA:SY! 1980) JPN US$ 19.90
BioHazard 4 (PlayStation2 the Best) JPN US$ 34.90
Bully: Scholarship Edition JPN US$ 49.90
Burnout Dominator (EA:SY! 1980) JPN US$ 19.90
Busou Renkin (Best Collection) JPN US$ 34.90
Fight Night Round 2 (EA:SY! 1980) JPN US$ 19.90
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 15 JPN US$ 64.90
Medal of Honor: European Assault (EA:SY! 1980) JPN US$ 19.90
Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 1 US US$ 34.90
Samurai Spirits Rokuban Shoubu JPN US$ 49.90
Shin Bokujou Monogatari: Pure Innocent Life (Best Collection) JPN US$ 34.90
Space Chimps US US$ 44.90
Nintendo DS™:
Ducati Moto US US$ 24.90
KORG DS-10 Synthesizer JPN US$ 64.90
Kangaeru Ryoku o Gungun Nobasu! DS Youji no Nou Tre JPN US$ 39.90
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble Hyper - Moeyo Mirai JPN US$ 48.90
Kikansha Thomas DS 2: Asonde Manabu DS Youchien JPN US$ 48.90
Kirarin * Revolution: Minna de Odorou Furi Furi Debut! JPN US$ 52.90
Koma Neko DS JPN US$ 58.90
Kung Fu Panda JPN US$ 48.90
Kuwagata Tsumami: Kuttsuke! Tsumami Hako JPN US$ 39.90
Machi-Ing Maker DS JPN US$ 48.90
Mister Slime US US$ 24.90
Moetan DS JPN US$ 39.90
Nancy Drew: Clue Bender Society US US$ 24.90
New International Hyper Sports DS JPN US$ 44.90
Nippon Futsal League Kounin: Minna no Futsal JPN US$ 42.90
Pony Luv US US$ 24.90
Sim City DS (EA Best Hits) JPN US$ 29.90
Smart Girl's: Magical Book Club US US$ 34.90
Space Chimps US US$ 34.90
Speed Racer: The Video Game JPN US$ 48.90
Touch de Taikyaku! Yawaraka Sensha JPN US$ 39.90
Twilight Syndrome: Kinjiratera Toshi Densetsu JPN US$ 48.90
Underwater Attack US US$ 24.90
Nintendo DS™ Accessories:
Decoration Film Peanuts (House) JPN US$ 5.99
Decoration Film Peanuts (Monogram) JPN US$ 5.99
Decoration Film Peanuts (Pink) JPN US$ 5.99
Decoration Film Peanuts (Sports) JPN US$ 5.99
Decoration Film Peanuts (Yellow) JPN US$ 5.99
Extra Touch Pen Lite (Black & Clear Black) JPN US$ 2.99
Extra Touch Pen Lite (Blue & Clear Blue) JPN US$ 2.99
Extra Touch Pen Lite (Pink & Clear Pink) JPN US$ 2.99
Hello Kitty Mobile Case (Comic) JPN US$ 9.90
Hello Kitty Mobile Case (Gift Box) JPN US$ 9.90
Hello Kitty Mobile Case (Star) JPN US$ 9.90
Hello Kitty Mobile Case (Sweets) JPN US$ 9.90
Sony PSP™:
Anata o Yurusanai (AQ the Best) JPN US$ 29.90
Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity US US$ 34.90
Eiyuu Densetsu: Sora no Kiseki the 3rd JPN US$ 48.90
Grand Theft Auto Libert City Stories (Best Price!) JPN US$ 32.90
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus JPN US$ 39.90
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus ASIA US$ 37.90
Infinite Loop: Kojjou ga Miseta Yume JPN US$ 48.90
Jitsuwa Kaidan: Shinmimi Fukuro - Ichi no Shou (Metro the Best) JPN US$ 29.90
PC Games:
Little Busters! Ecstasy JPN US$ 99.90
Space Chimps (DVD-ROM) US US$ 24.90
Classic systems:
Sega Mega Drive Twin Pad Player (Black) US$ 39.90
Sega Mega Drive Twin Pad Player (Blue) US$ 39.90
Sega Mega Drive Twin Pad Player (Green) US$ 39.90
Books and Magazines:
Biohazard Zero Wii Note JPN US$ 19.90
Double Cross Replay Exodus Kanashiki Runaway JPN US$ 9.90
Double Cross Replay Universal Hatenaki Carnival JPN US$ 9.90
Eiyuu Densetsu: Sora no Kiseki the 3rd PC & PSP Official Capture Guide JPN US$ 27.90
Eventide Koushiki Handbook JPN US$ 14.90
Famitsu DS + Wii [September 2008] JPN US$ 9.90
Hercules no Eikou: Tamashii no Shoumei Guide Book JPN US$ 23.90
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 15 Fastest Official Guide JPN US$ 17.90
Katei Kyoushi hitman reborn! Flame Rumble Cho Hyper Moeyo Mirai JPN US$ 18.90
Ken to Mahou to Gakuen Mono. Complete Guide JPN US$ 29.90
Monster Hunter Play Dairy JPN US$ 14.90
Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G Official Guidebook JPN US$ 32.90
Sakura Taisen 3 Step up Guide JPN US$ 26.90
Super Robot Taisen A Portable Complete Guide JPN US$ 23.90
Super Robot Taisen A Portable Perfect Bible JPN US$ 23.90
Super Robot Taisen A Portable Perfect Guide JPN US$ 23.90
Sword World 2.0 replay Shinmai megami no Yuusha tachi JPN US$ 8.90
V-Jump [September 2008] JPN US$ 8.90
Weekly Famitsu No. 1024 (2008 08/01) JPN US$ 7.90
Video Game Soundtracks:
Anthology Drama CD Tales of The Abyss Vol.1 (~Chihiro Suzuki, Yukana, Takehito Koyasu) JPN US$ 27.90
Eternal Fantasy Character Song CD Vol.4 Farute (~Hijiri Kinomi) JPN US$ 11.90
Graceful Way / Hana No Saku Hoshi / Il Cielo (Aria The Origination - Aoi Wakusei No Il Cielo Theme Song) (~Kicco, Mio Isayama, Kana Hanazawa) JPN US$ 13.90
Naruto All Stars JPN US$ 28.90
Naruto Best Hit Collection 2 JPN US$ 28.90
Naruto Super Hits 2006-2008 [Limited Pressing] JPN US$ 31.90
Nostradamus Ni Kiite Miro Original Soundtrack (~Nomiko) JPN US$ 28.90
Persona 4 Original Soundtrack JPN US$ 28.90
Sky Sanctuary (Ore Tachi Ni Tsubasa Wa Nai - Prelude Theme Song) (~Miyuki Hashimoto) JPN US$ 11.90
Soon / Love Rice JPN US$ 11.90
Super Survivor (Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Theme Song) (~Hironobu Kageyama) JPN US$ 28.90
Tales Of Innocence Drama CD Vol.2 (~Akiko Kimura, Yuko Sasamoto, Yuji Ueda) JPN US$ 27.90
The Idolm@ster Vacation For You [Limited Edition] JPN US$ 21.90
SEGA has announced solid release dates for upcoming titles including Samba de Amigo and Valkyria Chronicles.
Musical monkey Samba de Amigo and tattooed PS2 action-adventure Yakuza 2 arrive on 19th September, according to the SEGA list. BioWare's role-playing interpretation of Sonic for DS, Sonic Chronicles, arrives a week later on 26th September.
Then, in November, we've got the attractive Valkyria Chronicles on PS3 - a blend of strategy and action painted in watercolour visuals. Interesting, to say the least.
The games listed as next year we already knew about. Empire: Total War is on 6th Feb, Sonic and the Black Knight for Wii is set for a spring launch, and Stormrise is due sometime in 2009.
And in the immediate future, there's the PC version of Beijing Olympics, due out on 9th August. Hopefully it will fare better than the lacklustre console versions.
Square Enix's Dragon Quest V: Tenkuu No Hanayome has entered the Japanese charts at number one in its first week of sale, according to figures from Media Create.
The game sold 644,000 units, way ahead of its closest rival Gundam Battle Universe for the PSP, another new entry at number two, which sold 138,000 copies.
The only other new entry in the top ten was Aqua Plus' Tears to Tiara: Kakan no Daichi for the PlayStation 3, at number four with 34,000 units sold.
The full Japanese top ten for the week ended July 20 follows:
1. Dragon Quest V (DS)
2. Gundam Battle Universe (PSP)
3. Persona 4 (PS2)
4. Tears to Tiara: Kakan no Daichi (PS3)
5. Wii Fit (Wii)
6. Mario Kart Wii (Wii)
7. Daigasso! Band Brothers DX (DS)
8. Derby Stallion DS (DS)
9. Monster Hunter Portable 2 G (PSP)
10. Densetsu no Stafi: Taiketsu! Dire Kaizokudan (DS)
- Sound improvement, new prosystem.dat file & NTSC Palette fix by Carpy (aka Danno)
- A thumbnail image is now displayed in the file requester while selecting any file
with the same name of a previously saved game.
It might be very helpful to recognize that game later if you have thousand
different games in your rom folder !
- Auto-fire uses now the key mapped as Cross button instead of FIRE1
(games such as Xevious use FIRE2 for fire so it is better this way)
- In the emulator menu you can go directly to keyboard and settings
menu using the L-Trigger key.
- Fix IR keyboard issue with fw >= 3.80 for FAT PSP
- Fix random black screen issue
- Bug fix in the low battery watchdog
How to use it ? Everything is in the README.txt file.
Sources are included, and this package is under the GNU public license,
read COPYING.txt file for more information about it.
A tipster mailed in these additional PSP spy shots to go along with the ones we saw yesterday. Assuming this is real, it shows a black PSP with the new PlayStation button, the mic hole, and a thinner outer ring. There's also the headphone jack with the TV out port which features more arrows than before. Color us amazed. If anything, this says that everyone, from Sony themselves to people who have nothing better to do than to make fakes and seed them to news sites online, aren't really expecting much out of the next iteration of the PSP
TetriAbetes is a homebrew to relive the Tetris of the good old Game Boy.
After many mods already available for this homebrew (Mario Mod IV, Final Fantasy Mod, Mod GTA IV, ...), here is a new colours of Zelda directed by Kiscool of our forums.
I have one of my times Lua programs halfway completed the written and would like to upload somewhere ^ ^ but I peil none of the page as I do.
Can someone explain me how to here.
I first saw the lad here as attachment.
It is a calendar in Lua, in which for every day down notes, which are then saved.
You can also add entries from the year are not dependent. (For birthdays and the like)
There is also a function to "clean up" old files, in all the entries are deleted already, and not this month.
In the next version is the prefix and suffix of files with the entry adaptable, I also will add a simple Mölichkeit the Programa into other languages translated.
Here is my own homebrew (xD), I just started psp developing a few weeks agoo and I came up with this!!!! It's called SÍGUEME it's only its first version (beta)...
to make long story short... SIGUEME it's base on C++ languague programming, SIGUEME will show you a couple of botton sequences you must memorize and then repeat when your turn comes!!!.
Until now, nerds who wanted to play Namco's pop idol sim THE iDOLM@STER had two choices: Play the arcade versions or play the Xbox 360 versions. But not every owns an Xbox 360 in Japan. (Shocking, we know.) Good news! There's a new option as Namco Bandai is releasing the game on the PSP. Dubbed THE iDOLM@STER SP, this one player game almost looks like a port of the arcade version with PSP-tweaked graphics. There is a new "mail check" system where players have to check the idol's email from magazine writers, stylists and fans. Since Namco Bandai won't be able to make a killing on DLC like it has with the Xbox 360, the company is releasing three versions of the game with three characters spliced into each one. Maximum profits!
It's funny how technology can really put a wedge between two people in a relationship. That is to say, finding a couple where both parties share a genuine love for gadgets seems pretty rare. This issue is especially problematic when video games are involved. We are constantly hearing stories about how some dude is turning down sex and ignoring his family to play games online. As stupid as all this sounds, I'm willing to bet that it is a major problem with a lot of couples. Plus, gadget obsessions can be tied in with spending excessive amounts of money, which only serves to complicate matters. That having been said, I have to ask: does your partner understand your gadget obsession?
Some will tell you they heard the solemn ringing of the death knell as it echoed through the barren halls of the LA Convention Center last week. Was this the final E3? ... This?
Nope. The Electronic Software Association has revealed its plans to organize at least one more E3 event, stopping short of actually detailing the who, where, when, and -- most pressing -- the why bother? "As we do every year, we're beginning the process of surveying exhibitors and attendees to determine potential changes to the Summit," an ESA representative told GameSpot. "Once this is completed and shared with the ESA's Board of Directors, we will make an announcement about the specifics of the 2009 E3 Media & Business Summit, which will occur."
Eiyuu Densetsu VI: Sora no Kiseki 3 is an RPG that takes place 6 months after the end of its previous installment Sora no Kiseki SC and makes connections with the plot lines of Eiyuu Densetsu VII. In this third installment the spotlight moves from Estelle and Joshua Bright to the pair of Star Grail Knights Kevin Graham and Ries Argent.
After the fall of the floating metropolis Libel Arc, Kevin and Ries are sent to investigate on the remnants of an ancient civilization called Artifacts. To learn about these substances and the story behind them the two knights are sent to board a huge airship that would fly them off to their adventure.
The third installment to the highly popular RPG series, Sora no Kiseki 3 is released for Sony PSP™ as a region free Japanese version for US$ 49.90 only.
The Konamistyle Special Edition of the game is arriving later this week and is available for US$ 99.90 only.
Be prepared for your adventure by gathering some information about your journey. The PC & PSP Official Capture Guide gives you directions to both the PC version and PSP version of the game and is available for US$ 27.90 only.
GamePolitics is one of many that is reporting on the impending removal of video game movies from the video hosting site Vimeo. While they have agreed to leave machinima alone, all walk-throughs, strategy videos, pvp battles, raids, etc, will be deleted on September 1st.
"The Vimeo staff does not feel that videos which are direct captures of video game play truly constitute 'creative expression.' Further, such videos may expose Vimeo to liability from the game creator(s), as we have already seen action from popular video game companies against videos such as these... Gaming videos are by nature significantly larger and longer than any other genre on Vimeo ..."
A law just passed in New York now requires labels for violent content in video games that are already rated, as well as having parent-controlled lockout features installed in consoles by 2010. The law has caused an uproar with civil rights groups who claim that such a law is unconstitutional. A legal challenge is already in the works by the New York Civil Liberties Union who cite that similar laws that have been brought to courts in California, Illinois, Minessota, and Washington state have been deemed as unconstitutional. NYCLU legislative director Robert Perry also says that the 'new law is a "back door" way of regulating video game content
Anyone old enough to remember the arcade classic Golden Axe surely has their own ties to the game. For me I simply remember trading off between this and Altered Beast at a tiny market that had a few arcade cabinets set up in a corner. Arcade playing in my small town consisted of finding arcade games at local stores and then spending the day hiking around to play what I wanted.
So here comes Golden Axe: Beast Rider to bring that nostalgic feeling back again. Players take on the role of Tyris Flare as they slice and dice through enemies and ride massive beasts. This isn’t a remake though. I’d love it if it were. Instead SEGA has completely reimagined the Golden Axe franchise with Beast Rider. Below we have a few screenshots and the fact sheet with the latest details.
Features:
* Beast-Riding and Savage Combat: Players will cut down enemies while riding on an array of deadly, magical beasts.
* Brutal Melee Action: Unleash barbaric killing moves and dismembering attacks against Death Adder’s minions.
* Spells & Magic Weapons: Weapon upgrades and powerful unlockable elemental-based spells and magic will give players the advantage in battle.
* Harsh & Desolate Landscapes: Explore and survive a huge and ravaged world.
* Classic Golden Axe Legacy: As the young warrior, Tyris Flare, players will encounter familiar friends and foes, and collect power-ups from pesky gnomes in a magical world of beasts.
* New Story Details Revealed: Players will discover events that took place before the original storyline as Tyris Flare, the famous half-Gladiator/half-Barbarian heroine, begins the epic quest to avenge her tribe.
This thing works great, I mean, I'm sure anyone who has installed pspsdk knows it's ANNOYING to do so. Yesterday, realizing that it took all day to install the damn toolchain when it's not that big of a file, that and the fact "dmonchild" gave me the idea of doing so, but since he couldn't because he has dialup, and uploading 767 mb's kinda sucks on dialup. Anyways, with that said and done, ONLY thing I forgot to do is edit the profile script that is loaded on all names to load the variables for pspdev, but that isn't hard, so I didn't really care. In case anyone is too lazy to look at psptoolchains readme or go to ps2dev, it's in the readme and right below. This uses the LATEST toolchain, and has psp-packer in it. By latest I mean day before yesterday latest.
Code:
export PSPDEV=/usr/local/pspdev
export PATH=$PATH:$PSPDEV/binIf anyone can PLEASE download this and upload it to a stable server, I BEG of you to do so. My download speed on this server owns, but it has a tendency to go down.
Code: http://irish.exofire.net/pspsdkubuntu.rar. P.S If this is in the wrong section, please move it, not sure where to put it, so I figured since this(pspsdk/toolchain) is in essential in psp development, why not put it here. If my server happens to go down, try and hour from when it goes down, but it hasn't gone down in like a week, since they recently did a cleanup.
It looks like very recently, all the non-recent (read: excluding Fuse PSP) PSP emulators have exceeded 1000 downloads. fMSX is the most downloaded emulator at over 5000, SMS Plus is second with almost 3000. Of course, this excludes the (estimated) thousands and thousands of downloads from PSP sites that host their own files. And to celebrate, I offer… thanks!
