Homebrew Games

Just a couple days ago, I told you that camxpspx123 and his team were working on an update to include many different mobs in their PSP version of Multicraft. Well now the day has come for you to try the actual release. Download links are inside!

Camxpspx123 is back at it once again with his work on Multicraft for Vita. In a short time, you'll be getting some mobs to liven up your created area!

We here at DashHacks miss things from time to time and this is one of those times.  It would appear that in January a new homebrew game called StickMan Jump was unveiled for the PSP by developer PSGArsenal.

Video tutorials from myself are up again!  Today I've collected all the necessary files/plugins into one video for you to get your old favourite PS1/PSX games running on your 6.XX CFW PSP.

Thanks to s4inex and the work that he’s been doing with Soldiers of Future the Beta 3 version is now live and ready for you to test drive.

For those that are looking to get their classic gaming homebrew fix, you just might want to check out this PSP game by developer nubek for a project that is young in its life cycle but still pretty impressive.

With PRO-C2 being the first of hopefully many updates in PSP CFW, I'm sure there are still people who are unfamiliar with the PSP hacking scene, or getting rusty from a slow hacking scene who aren't sure on how to install this custom firmware.  That is where this article comes in.

In case you didn't know, other than providing you with the latest and greatest scene news, DashHacks also has an amazing downloads section for all of your favorite apps, games, and utilities. Here are some of the hottest programs lighting up our servers for PS3 and PSP.

Ok we've got one more from Jorge_97.  Homebrew developer Jorge_97 has released one more game to keep us busy this weekend and this time around it’s a game made up for the PSP that we can all remember.  Super Chess!

Wow! Homebrew developer Nubek has been busy.  This time around he’s offering up a much simpler homebrew game for all of us.  Simple Shoot Alpha 2.0 has just rolled out.  Let’s find out what’s new.

If you’ve just read our Music Downloader 3.0 article than you are already familiar with Jorge_97’s work, well he’s also managed to find the time to make a few games too, one of them is Medieval Wars.

With all of the big news thats been breaking all over the PS3 scene there have been a few PSP releases that we wanted to catch up.  Do you feel like doing some boat racing with everyone's buddy Mario?  Check out Mario Boat version 1.1.

With so many of you now being able to hop into the world of PSP CFW, why not take a look at this Silent Hill port that should be playable on your PSPs and Vitas?

What if there was a site similar to Kickstarter.com that would allow people to raise money for homebrew projects?

If you've been dying to get a homebrew fix of the zombie apocalypse on your PSP, then why not try out the latest build of zharikov.vitalik's ZombieSinf2. The full story will tell you what this version holds.

Usually when we talk about bricks within the PSP community, it can never be for anything good. Still, today we have some good news for those of you that may actually enjoy bricks in a different context.

When you're an active member of the PS3 scene, that can mean you have tons of different files to deal with. Between your EBOOTs and your ISOs sometimes its hard to keep it all organized on your PCs hard drive. Game List 1.93 has a solution for you!

While the introduction of this PSP homebrew game may have slipped through the cracks over this past week, there is no reason that racing fans shouldn't check out the initial iteration of Runaway Car for PSP.

If you're looking to get that classic PSP experience on your PC, you should check out the completely redone version of  the PSPDUB PSP emulator for windows. Alongside a completely rebuilt code, increased file support and feature sets make this a must for PSP fanatics.

While the PSP scene is full of some great games that have entertained throngs of engaged hackers and fans, there are plenty of homebrew applications that somehow are able to fly under the radar mostly because they just doesn't have quite as much entertainment value as something like SNES TYL.