Sk4rT4l has released his Musical Blind Test 0.3, a homebrew game for the PSP. Check out what it's all about after the jump.


Download: Musical Blind Test 0.3

Developer Walar recently released a new patch for the homebrew media player PSPTube, adding in a new JavaScript code to properly run videos taken from the Dailymotion site. For more information regarding the patched script, you can check out our full article on the app after the jump.

Download: PSPTube++

It's been more than half a year since the demo version of team xtreamlua's Awaker was released. Today, the homebrew development team has finally released the game's final version, complete with all nine levels in the same psychedelic backdrop and innovative gameplay which makes Awaker such an interesting distraction on the PSP.

Download: Awaker (finale version) for PSP
Download: Awaker (finale version) for PC
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Interested in turning your PSP into an easy-to-use alarm clock? Developer Poison_xtreamlua has just released an application that could allow you to do that. Instructions on how to run this new application are available in the full article.

Download: Wake2up

PSP homebrew developer Shaolan has made a update for the Drawing and Picture Editing Software application, or DAPES for short. This latest build has been dubbed version 1.1, and carries a fix you can learn more about in the full article.

Download: DAPES v1.1

If you've had some problems with pspflashsystem's SOS Princesse Peach, then you should be pleased to know that the homebrew developer managed to update the game with some fixes. More details in the full article!


Download: SOS Princesse Peach v1.1

Still want more homebrew games? Here's another one from the guys from Xtreamlua. Homebrew developer Pspflashsystem managed to come up with a simple yet fun game, SOS Princesse Peach. This game has Mario save the Princess once again, but in quite a different way. Hit the full article for more details.

Download: SOS Princesse Peach v1.0

If you love side-scrolling shooters, then you may want to check out the demo of Battle Star, homebrew developer Kingromain's work-in-progress title programmed in lua. Surprisingly, he game already looks like a classic arcade shooter, pretty impressive for something only in its early stages. More details in the full article!


Download: Battle Star Demo

For those of you who dare to tread the realm of the two-dimensional, homebrew developer Yan2Yan challenges you to take on his latest Tetris-like puzzle game for the PSP.

While the game is still in its demo version, Elemental takes all the elements of what made other blocky puzzle games such a hit and throws its own unique twist into it. Read more about this game after the jump!

Download: Elemental demo

Emeric0101 of the XtreamLua forums has come up with a patched version of Lua Player that runs under Team M33's 3.71 M33 custom firmware.

For those new to the PSP homebrew scene, Lua Player is an app that interprets Lua scripts for the PlayStation Portable. It allows PSP users to use applications or play games coded in Lua. Now you guys won't have to go through great lengths to get your Lua programs to work on the PSP Slim.

If you need more help or information, you can either click on the Via link below (if you understand French) or head on over to our PSP Development forums. Keep checking back here on QJ.NET for more homebrew news and updates.

Download: Lua Player for Team M33's 3.71 CFW