Wait no more cos Pirata Nervo has released version 2.1 of his famed NervOS homebrew. New themes and Unpackers are brought into the good mix, plus more. Details are after the jump, so go on ahead and have your homebrew fill for today.


Download: NervOS 2.1

Developer PirataNervo visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of NervOS v2.0.5. The latest build of this PSP Shell application carries a new Scripting System and more. Further details on the program are available in the full article.

Download: NervOS v2.0.5
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PirataNervo's back, and he's got another update for his NervOS homebrew shell. Upping the build to version 2.0.1, he says he's done some fix on the installer. To find out what else is up, do head on over to full article.


Download: NervOS 2.0.1
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

If you enjoyed NervOS v1.7 then here's some good news for you. PirataNervo has released NervOS v2.0, and it has a lot of improvements over the previous release. And by "a lot" we mean A LOT. To quote the dev, it's "the most improved version" ever. To find out more about this homebrew shell, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Download: NervOS 2.0
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PlayStation Portable users who want a change from the same old PSP XMB may want to check out pirata nervo's NervOS, now in version 1.7 (previous version here). This particular release is packed with numerous improvements, including new file browser functions and customizable font, among other things. More details in the full article!

Download: NervOS 1.7
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Homebrew developer Pirata Nervo decided to pay us a visit and inform us that the latest version of the PlayStation Portable homebrew shell program NervOS is now available for download. Version 1.6 now allows users to use their very own themes to help spice up this already nifty application. More details in our full article.

Download: NervOS v1.6
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Sony PSP users who may want to get more choices in PSP shells may want to look into homebrew developer Pirata Nervo's NervOS shell for the PSP (previous version here). Now updated with meatier features such as task manager and the ability to multi-task, the shell is better than ever. More information awaits in the full article!

Download: NervOS v1.4
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

Pirata Nervo has something interesting for all those homebrew users out there. Over on the QJ.Net Forums, he's released a new shell for people to try out, which he calls NervOS v1.0. Interested in knowing more? Head on over to the full article for more information.


Download: NervOS v1.0
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Pirata Nervo's Space For Everything v1.9 is the perfect application to clean up your PSP. As some would have realized, the said handheld is often loaded with features that you never use, so why not free up some space by taking it out?

The developer was planning on going straight for a 2.0 release but found a bug with the font replacement of the program. So this version was created which cleans up the bug as well as adds more features that make this already versatile tool even more useful. Here are the changes in this version:

• Fixed bug when replacing Chinese, Korean and Japanese fonts with smaller fonts.
• RSS Remover
• Network Update Remover
• Restore RSS.
• Restore Network Update.
• added ICON0
• added PIC1

If you're using an older version, you might want to upgrade to this release. Note, however, that the compressed file doesn't include any documentation on the installation and use of the program, so be sure to research on the proper use of the program before doing anything.

Download: Space For Everything v1.9
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Pirata Nervo has released a nifty new application for you folks to try that could end up giving you even more free space on your PSP. It's called Space for Everything v1.6, and it essentially allows users to free up space on their PSP by removing seemingly unnecessary features, such as foreign language fonts and the like.

Space for Everything v1.6 also allows users to backup their fonts, DIC folder, GPS and Camera features, as well as the Flash1, thus making sure that they can restore their files if needed. He also notes that Space for Everything v1.6 has a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) fixer application, which we're explaining through his readme below:

    You have 2 options:

• Fix bsod using backup - this option, doesnt format your flash1, just replace it with a backup and fix fonts that can be damaged.
• If you dont have a backup of your flash1 and if you use that option, nothing will be replaced but it will say that was replaced.
• It will create the folders but wont replace the files.
• Fix bsod without using backup - this option formats your flash1 and fix fonts that can be damaged

If you're interested in trying this application out, please remember to check the readme before using this application, just so you don't inadvertently harm your PSP in the process.

Download: Space for Everything v1.6
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