PSP Hacks

Italian Scene developer, Francesco Lanzilotta has released and updated his PC application and dubbed it PSPMinis/PS3Minis/Bite to Version 1.5. Long title eh?

Last week I showed you all how to get your PSP to run the latest custom firmware. So now that you've done that, let's learn how to make some UMD and PSX backups of your games!

So you have an old PSP lying around and want to see what the scene is all about? The most recent findings and exploits have made hacking your PSP easier than ever.

It seems that there is not only one PSP to PS3 tool in the scene, there are many others too, check them all out, right here.

Not too long ago, I let you in on the little secret of a PS3 Mini GUI called Bite. With a revised name comes some massive updates in this newly released version!

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.

With the PS Vita scene still inspired by it's PSP roots, the decade old scene dedicated to the original Sony handheld just keeps on trucking. This updated plugin helps to give some added functionality to that much beloved home button.

Today the PSP scene gets out of a major dry spell and gets a fantastic update. Well, not exactly the PSP scene, more the iPhone scene, but by proxy, it's PSP related. You get the point.  Snyway its PPSSPP, the PSP Multi-Platoform emulator.

A few weeks ago, I debated whether classic gaming was better than modern gaming. Since the classics were ultimately victorious, let's break that feud down just a little bit more by figuring out which console was better in the 16-bit era! Genesis and SNES fans come hither!

PSN PKG Decrypter & Extractor is a tool that lets you extract, and decryp .PKG, .ISO, .PBP, .EDAT and .PGD files. Keep reading to see what's new in the latest release.

I'm not really one for cheating in games, and if I decide to unleash this level of laziness I will always wait until I have finished a game to its maximum potential.  If however you are more liberal with your shortcuts and cheating, this will spell hours of fun.

The European version of Urbanix has gained quite the popularity lately, due to it being host to the exploit that would grant users the ability to run custom firmware on their Vita. Now the Japanese flavor of the game is making headlines.

If you're still messing about with your original PSP, odds are it's only because you enjoy the device's more or less unfettered homebrew capability. Just like the name implies FastExitGame allows you to back out of applications as quickly as possible, letting you leave your old task so you can better move on to the next one.

While you may not be able to run VHBL through the Urbanix exploit at this very moment, portable coder Total Noob just gave us a pretty good reason to pick up that PSP Mini. Thanks to some great skill, this hacker has found a way to load the 6.60 TN-A CFE onto the Vita's PSP emulator.

Ever forget your passkey for you router or your friends router and spent a few hours trying to get it to work only to have to reset it.  Well this could be the kind of thing that could help.

The honest truth is that the PSP web browser has proven itself  to be one simply horrific attempt at modern technology. As the years have passed, the once futuristic concept of browsing the web on a console has been a completely cumbersome process, but this app seeks to make things simpler for you. Did we mention there's an iOS version too?

With so much heat coming on the PS Vita these days from the hacking community, it can be easy to forget that there is still a pretty strong audience standing behind Sony's original handheld as well. If you still happen to be into the PSP dev side of things, you might be interested to know that PRXDecrypter has been updated to include support for the system's more recent firmware versions.

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.

If you're still into using your PSP after all these years, odds are you've probably accumulated a ton of save games that you would hate to lose unexpectedly. Sure you can always back them up on your computer, but why not use Savegame Saver 0.6 by fede94boss.

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.