Developer Dark AleX has released version 2 of the PspStates Experiment homebrew plugin for PSP Slims. This new build carries several important bug fixes as well as UMD support. The complete changelog is available for viewing over in the full article.

Download: PspStates Experiment version 2

We've heard rumblings about a savestate function in CFW 4.00 M33 before, but sadly it didn't quite make the cut. Dark AleX is still on the case, though, and he has just released an experimental prx called PspStates that adds a savestate feature to the PSP Slim. Since this is still an experimental plugin, we recommend reading the full article for more info.

Download: PspStates Experiment

Good news, folks! Project 4 is now out of beta and has been released to the public as Project4 v1.6180. Learn more about this revolutionary shell in our full article after the jump!

UPDATE 2: DrBaronVonEvilSatan has offered a workaround for the p4ml.prx bricking issues. More info in the full article.

Download: Project4 v1.6180
Download: Simplicity theme with p4ml.prx

News just hit us that Nintendo has released a new update to the Nintendo Wii's Menu, but Wii Menu Update v3.3 does more than deliver great news for owners of the console. Nintendo hid a little present inside the upgrade which permanently deals a blow to the Wii homebrew community's efforts. The company has stated that unauthorized modifications have been rampant, and now they're putting an end to it. Get more details, plus a response from the WiiBrew community, at the full story.

Not exactly for those disinclined to meddling with circuit boards, but it definitely seems like an interesting project for serious Wii homebrew developers. You see, hacking the Wii to have two NAND Flash chips inside can seem like more possibilities have opened, but for ChipD at HackMii, it's most essential if you're a developer trying out new (and possibly dangerous) things on your Wii without actually threatening the original NAND Flash installed. Find out why at the full story.

Heads up, Wiibrew developers! Here's the latest version of LibOGC, the premiere library for Wii and GameCube homebrew development. This version now has support for the Wiimote. Check out the full article to find out what else is new.

Download: LibOGC 20080602

Still enjoying the convenience of having PSPlorer v1.4 on your Sony PlayStation Portable? Well, it seems that pspZorba has rolled out version 1.5 of the program which adds even more features to the program. Head on over to the full article to find out more about this application.

Download: PSPlorer v1.5
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

Developer Kloups recently released the latest build of the homebrew compilation Toolbox, which allows newbie PlayStation Portable users to properly setup their handhelds for homebrew use. You can check out the details of Toolbox 0.4 in our full article after the jump.

Download: Toolbox 0.4

Homebrew developer Raisen has released Todo en Uno PSP Hw v1.0, a new homebrew app that lets users dump and restore their PSP's IPL, eeprom, IdStorage, and more. Hit the full article for the app's full list of features.

Download: Todo en Uno PSP Hw v1.0
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development forum

pspZorba just managed to release his first ever homebrew application for the PlayStation Portable, the PSPlorer v1.3. From the name of the program itself, this particular application lets you explore the files in your handheld console and more. Find out more on this homebrew in the full article.

Download: PSPlorer v1.3
Visit:  QJ PSP Development Forum