Taking a page from Chilly Willy's IdStorage Manager v1.1">Chilly Willy's port of the FPS classic Doom to the PlayStation Portable, homebrew developer iceman57 brings together the best of two worlds as Kenshiro from the anime Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) steps on to the violent 3D platform of Doom. This unique homebrew game for the PSP captures the essence of the anime perfectly while fusing it with the fast paced and addicting FPS world of Doom.

Download: Hokuto no Doom

If you're interested in taking homebrew emulation further, or if you just want a bunch of extra source codes you can learn from, then we've got a treat for you. Via DCEmu, we've learned that DaveX has released the source codes to some of the different versions of Snes9xTYL++, which you can download below.

DaveX's message to people who want to use the source codes, after the jump!

Download: Snes9xTYL++ Version 26 source code
Download: Snes9xTYL++ Version 23 source code
Download: Snes9xTYL++ Version 18 source code

PSP-compatible Super Nintendo Entertainment System emulators are hard to come by, usually taking several months in between releases. It's good to know that homebrew coder knuckles84 recently picked up the project and rolled out a new version.

Dubbed as uo_snes9x test 0, this particular homebrew is somewhat a combination of Ruka's and Chilly Willy's take on the project. Read more after the jump!

Download: uo_snes9x test 0

BenHur has released intraFont, an archive that lets PSP homebrew developers use genuine PSP fonts for their apps. The font library was also recently used in Chilly Willy's IdStorage Manager v1.1">Chilly Willy's Doom PSP v.1.4.

Download: intraFont v0.2
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Homebrew Developer vodkkaa has released a Pandora Recovery Menu based on Jas0nuk's ELF Menu. This boot menu is a replacement for resurrection.elf on the Pandora memory stick and allows users to launch custom elf/prx/eboot.

If you plan on using this application, you will need PSAR Dumper, 1.50 EBOOT, and Deparator Cemetario v3. Head on over to the full article for more details about the Pandora Recovery Menu.

Download: Pandora Recovery Menu

We've just recieved word that Chilly Willy has released a new build of the much-loved PSP port of ID Software's Doom FPS. This latest release (v1.4) hosts a number of new updates, and now automatically switches back to the PSP's LCD after you swap out of the TV (for the Slims only) The latest changelog for this package of shotgun-toting multiplatform mayhem is available in the full article.


Download: Doom for the PSP v1.4

Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Chilly Willy offered us network play with his version 1.2 release of Doom for the PSP - and now, with the latest version, version 1.3, we're not only able to play against other people online, but we can also play against people across platforms. Awesome!

You can check out the complete (yet brief) changelog and the download link of Doom for the PSP at the full article.

Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Chilly Willy is back with another update to his ADoomPPC conversion, and this time we'll be able to enjoy some old-fashioned FPS action in a much smoother and faster clip than before, as well as the big bonus of being able to play online (provided there's a wireless access point for Infrastructure Play). Let's take a look and see what else is in store for us this time around in the world of the Green Marine Dude and his adventure on the PSP.

The changelog and the download link after the jump!

For those of us who couldn't get enough of the Green Marine Dude's bloody adventures with the original Doom, Chilly Willy is here with the latest edition of his homebrew port of a for the Sony PlayStation Portable, Doom for the PSP, with version 1.1. As we all remember from the previous version, ADoomPPC is one of the more stable Doom conversions for the Amiga that has a GUI from where you can fiddle around with the game's major settings before playing.

Let's look at what's changed with this update (version 1.1 - 2007/10/29):

• Fixed problem with strafing and turning at the same time.
• Big cleanup of the controller handling code in general.
• Added ability to disable the analog stick and to calibrate it.
• Added two forms of cheats.
• If there is no default settings file, or if the default doesn't specify the main WAD file, it now tries to set the main WAD to the shareware WAD (idiot compensator).

And as with all homebrew releases, everything you need to know regarding installation and gameplay is in the bundled readme file, so be sure to give it a once-through before doing anything else.

Download: Doom for the PSP v1.1

Doom is probably one of the few titles that has been ported many times by the ever hardworking homebrew coders we have around. Just like today, QJ.NET reader CJ sent us word regarding another iteration from Chilly Willy. The coder gave this explanation for this release:

Here's my conversion of ADoomPPC, one of the better DOOM conversions (for the Amiga). It's got a simple, decent gui that runs before you start the game which allows you to set most of the major DOOM settings. On the Slim PSP, it supports TV out. This arc includes the source, two sets of MIDI instruments and the shareware WAD file.

This really is a good development for the homebrew scene because most consider Doom as one of the forerunners of the FPS genre. Chilly Willy added that while this was created on PSP Slim & lite running on CFW 3.71 M33-2, it has also been tested on PSP Fat running on CFW 3.52 M33-4.

For those of you who are wondering, Chilly Willy's Doom for the PSP doesn't work with networking and cheats.

Download: Doom for the PSP