As with any new CFW release from Dark AleX, we could expect more and more homebrew projects being updated for CFW compatibility. Here's one among the first of those: FuSa SD v1.0.47 with CFW 5.00 support.

Download: FuSa SD v1.0.47 with 5.00 M33 support

If you've been using Andy_maN's FuSa screenShoot! plugin, take heed. There's a new version out that now lets you assign your own button combo for taking screenshots. More in the full article.


Download: FuSa screenShoot! v1.1

Play your PSP games on a larger-than-life scale with the latest version of OldPrisoneR's and Andy_maN's FuSa SD plugin. Version 1.0.47b of this handy homebrew now allows you to use the previously released SpeeDBoosteR feature any PSOne game on the handheld. Find out more about the new release in our full article.

Download: FuSa SD v1.0.47b

Over on the FuSa project website, there's a new update that should make PSP users everywhere want to pick up a future version of FuSa for their PSP Slims. It seems highly possible that the next release of FuSa will support PS1 (POPS) games. Learn more after the jump!

A new build of OldPrisoneR and Andy_maN's FuSa plugin has just been released. This build includes additional language support, a new menu hotkey, and a second full screen mode. Hit the full article for a complete changelog.

Download: FuSa v1.0 build 45

Developers OldPrisoneR and Andy_maN have announced the release of build 41 of their FuSa homebrew plugin for the PSP Slim. Aside from bugs fixes, this updated build carries a new fullscreen mode. Further details are available in the full article.


Download: FuSa v1.0 build 41

Here's some good news for all of you who've been excited about FuSa Build 032. We've just learned that it's now available for people to download. Learn more about this new version of the application after the jump!


Download: FuSa v1.0 build 032

It seems as if a homebrew developer's work is never done. Case in point: OldPrisoneR and Andy_maN are still busy tweaking their FuSa homebrew application for the Sony PSP. While we've seen several builds of the program, even both developers will tell you that there's always room for more improvement. Turn to the full article after the jump to see what the FuSa Project has in store for you in the near future.

PSP homebrew developers know that even when they update their programs, bugs sometimes rear their ugly heads. That's why OldPrisoneR went back and tweaked the previous version of FuSa 1.0 beta to come up with build 017. Find out how the homebrew developer has improved the application in the full article after the jump.


Download: FuSa 1.0 beta build 017