DarkCheat Version 3.0 is an all in one solution for your homebrew gaming needs, so says developer Satyrlus. It's got cool features such as support for all major cheat code formats, as well as an easy to use code creator, among many other things.


Download: Dark Cheat Version 3.0

It's been a couple of months since we've heard from Weltall, so now's about ripe time for another update for CWCheat. Released just today is version 0.2.2 REV.D. For this release, Weltall's optimized his cheating tool to reduce the binaries it uses. Some fixes were also done in the firmware version check process that the PSP goes through.

Download: CWCheat v0.2.2 REV.D
Visit: QJ.NET PSP development forum

Developer pyefox has been hard at work to deliver the latest beta release version of the iPhone homebrew app textReader. Version 1.1Beta8 sports some considerable features and compatibility support. Some of these include html conversions, as well as the new "Delete Cache Dir" option. Find out more about these new changes in our full article.

Download: textReader 1.1Beta8

The Text reader homebrew app for the iPhone sure is one enjoyable project, isn't it? Even more fun is that it just keeps getting better. Version 1.1 Beta 2 is now out, and you'd best head out to the full article to see what's in store for you this time around.

If you're up for more reading on the go, then you should make sure to pick up pyefox's latest version of the iPhone text reading application, textReader. Version 1.0Beta6 includes additional support for several text file formats, most notably for RTF files. You can read more about the new changes since our previous coverage by checking out our full article after the jump.

Download: textReader 1.0Beta6

Those who prefer to do their reading on the go with their iPhones can try this simple - yet virtually problem-free - application. Check out the textReader, an application that lets you quickly load and read large text files without having to encounter any problems loading them. Installation instructions and changelog in the full article.

Homebrew developer Jack has updated PSPvista to version 0.6. This version of the application adds some nifty changes and features including new graphics for the program and the ability for users to create their own bios. For more information about this latest release, head on over to the full article.

Download: PSPvista v0.6

Whoever said that cheating never gets you anywhere probably hasn't tried out developer weltall's CWCheat homebrew application for the PSP. The latest build to this universal cheat program includes new ID handling for other homebrew and the addition of four new code types. You can take a look at the complete list of changes since our previous coverage of the app for CWCheat 0.2.1 REV in the full article.

Download: CWCheat 0.2.1 REV. A

Tipster Dragoon brought something very interesting to our attention earlier: coder weltall has released an update to his nifty app, CWCheat. It's now in version 0.1.9, and sports a number of changes that will make it a bit friendlier and crash-free.

So what's new in this version of the PSP and POPS cheat app? According to the dev, this release (v0.1.9) and the subsequent ones until 0.2.0 are going to focus on "fixes and optimizations".  With that said, weltall discussed his changes on the text reader:

With this release I've improved the text reader, which now can load one text file for each game and it's loaded from ms0:/seplugins/cwcheat/text/ and it's called as GAMEID.txt (where gameid is the one shown on the top of cwcheat menu, just like how memory cards and the db works), plus now every time the user exits from the text reader the position will be saved so the next time it's opened it will be were it was left.

Other neat additions include a goto function in the memory editor so users get a hold of what they need faster, and lite versions for the POPS and homebrew plugins. Homebrew plugins will now be added to the MS_ROOT folder, making installation far easier. Weltall also improved some compatibility issues with games and vsh by tweaking with the booting process and ironed out some bugs with the memory editor and disassembler that caused the app to crash.

As always, check out the readme after downloading the file. You can also hop over to the forums to ask any questions you may have about CWCheat. If you want to check out this release' complete changelog, click the Full article link below. After which, enjoy!

Again, thanks to Dragoon for the tip!

Download: CWCheat v0.1.9
Visit: QJ's PSP Development Forums

Last month, rumors have leaked all over the web regarding the new line of portable media players from Archos. The company still remains tight-lipped about the subject, but not to worry, because here's some treats for you to look forward to as we walk you through the Archos 604's impressive specs.

First thing to drool about this little wonder is its gorgeous 4.3" screen with a stunningly sharp resolution. It's light, slim, and fits right in your pocket.

The Archos 604 has a 30GB capacity, and is USB compatible. It also draws its power via USB which makes it pretty convenient. This unit also comes with a text reader, a picture viewer, as well as a media player of course which can support most media formats out there.

Other pleasant additions to the 604 would be a kickstand at its rear so that you can prop it on a table and watch your videos in comfort without having to cradle your viewer all the time. And if you're not content with that, well then you can just plug this into a a dock that connects to your TV, thereby turning your Archos into a home DVR.

There's no turning back now.