Latest to come from Red Squirrel is a major update to CTF Manager, a companion for sorting out, archiving, and even creating your own custom themes on the PlayStation Portable. Coupled with the ability to incorporate CTF files onto your custom firmware touting PSP, this adds a delectable possibility for personalizing your homebrew and handheld experience. The homebrew developer tackles the .NET application's new features at the full story.


Download: CTF Manager v2.0
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

Running homebrew on the PlayStation 3 is a difficult proposition for some users. If you really want to be able to do so, then there's this guide you might want to check out which shows how to run emulators on your PS3 via Linux. Head on over to the full article for more information.

Was that a collective sigh of relief we heard right there? It probably was, because thanks to homebrew, the Wii's value as an indispensable multi-purpose living room machine has grown even further. Today, we're offered the chance of turning the Wii into an entertainment center in the form of DragonMedia Player coded by homebrew developer DragonMinded - without Linux. You read that right the first time. Look to the full story for more on the WiiBrew multi-source media player project.

Download: DragonMedia Player v0.03 Alpha

Archaemic dropped by the QJ.NET forums earlier to announce the latest builds of FANG and No Bull Moose. The dev also had some extra details regarding the release of PSPComic version 1.1, so you'll want to visit the full article for the rest of the details.

Download: FANG v0.1.1 and No Bull Moose v0.2.4
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

Enjoyed Lino's homebrew emulator, iDeaS much, didn't you? Then you should like to continue reading on to the full article to check out the new stuff he's added in to v1.0.2.5. Go on, hit that "read more" button.


Download: iDeaS v1.0.2.5

This port's so useful one can only wonder what took so long for it to get to the Wiibrew scene. Introducing GeeXboX for the Wii - it allows you to play most audio and video formats supported by MPlayer, including RMVB. Neat, eh? Details and a video of the port in action after the "read more" link.

Download: GeeXboX (prototype release)

If the PlayStation 3 could do it, so could the now open Nintendo Wii - with a little ingenuity, we care to add. The GC-Linux Team has released a major update to the Wii Linux project, and now the specially crafted Linux flavor distro is loaded with new applications and features that Linux whizzes will definitely appreciate as soon as they try it out. But be careful: the installation of Debian etch 4.0 and Whiite 0.1 requires a little more work than usual. That and more at the full story.

Download: Debian etch v4.0 and Whiite v0.1

A hefty update post has been put up by Mathieulh on the Utopia kernel project and it was noted that it'll be released for everyone soon. For those of you unfamiliar with it, this is a new kernel designed for homebrew and it'll be used in future custom firmwares. See the details after the jump.

Thanks to Mark M for the tip!

A week ago, homebrew developer zx-81 released PSP-VE v1.0.1 to the PSP homebrew community, which allowed the 8-bit game console to be mimicked by Sony's portable handheld. Now zx-81 has improved audio and video performance with a new update: PSP-VE v1.0.2.

Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 3.xx
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 for FW 1.50
Download: PSP-VE v1.0.2 source code
Visit: ZX-81's Homebrew Releases

If you're a programmer, you might take an interest in this new Java API, WiiuseJ. It's a simple and lightweight API that lets you write Java programs that can interface with the Wiimote as well as the Nunchuck. Since it's a Java library, it will let you write programs independent of the console itself. Neat, eh? More in the full article.

Download: WiiuseJ v0.12 (Javadoc)
Download: WiiuseJ v0.12 (for Windows and Linux)