Save the date: PSP Homebrew Developer Conference on March 28th

/Talk member RedLikeRoses has contacted me to let me know about an upcoming online conference that’s going to be 100% about PSP Homebrew development. Save the date: March 28th, at 4PM EST (8PM GMT).
The conference will consist in short presentations about homebrew development (past, present, and future) for the portable console, as well about exploits (many old timers will recognize Mathieulh’s name in the list of presenters, he will be talking about the Pandora battery and M33).
Yes, the PSP is now fairly into the “retro” stage of a console’s life cycle, but it’s still in my opinion the best handheld that ever was! If you’re interested in console development, console exploits, or just curious in general, mark the date for a series of presentations on Youtube. Below, a more comprehensive list from the organizers:
PSPHDC 2020!
The First PSP Homebrew Developer conference will be held on March 28th, at 4PM EST (8PM GMT)! This conference will feature almost 2 dozen presentations from 12 PSP developers, and we are waiting on 3 more people to confirm presentations. The majority of developers from the PSP Homebrew Discord Server (https://discordapp.com/invite/bePrj9W) will be on call for this event and separate livestreams will be broadcasted to YouTube!
Each presentation may last from 5-15 minutes and will feature various current and future projects with the progress and updates, alongside technical discussion of the future of the PSP Homebrew Community! Be sure to mark your calendars, and tune in for the several hours of the event! The streams will be recorded and a VOD will be posted to various YouTube channels. Viewers of both the streams and participants in the discord server will be allowed to ask questions and get direct feedback from developers!
YouTube Video for the Announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qS2XJb_Rv4
The PSPHDC Scheduled Stream (set a reminder!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyHD5Hx1SYY
Current Developers Scheduled:
– TheMrIron2 (Goldeneye PSP & More)
– Mathieu (M33 Hack & Pandora Battery Hack)
– Motolegacy (NZP Portable, OpenFNAF)
– Iridescence (MC-PSP, Stardust-Engine)
– Z2442 (Daedalusx64)
– Noche (PSP-Chat Discord Client)
– Diema (Fury)
– MasterMen (CSPSP, Paint Pro)
– Dzalega (Spelunky Port & Cross Platform Dev)
– MrNeo240 (Various PSP utils & libraries)
– drSnibbler (Homebrew Dev)
– iyenal (Homebrew Dev)
heck yeah!… this is awesome, PSP got greats homebrews. Hope the support for online games still continues, only for now lives “myneighborsushicat”…
The PSP is definitely not the best handheld there ever was. It’s hardly better than the DS, 3DS, Switch, and even the Vita. It was a fairly good handheld, but looking back, I never had as much fun on it as I did these other handhelds.
I think he means in terms of homebrew scene
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WHERE IS DARK ALEX???
Good question. Probably working at Sony or chilling with his wife and kids. We have no way to reach him anyways.
why PSP when it’s long dead eons ago? Any of the in market consoles will generate more interest than dragging a dead horse out of its grave…
It’s one of the few systems that can emulate N64 decently.
PSP Homebrew has been more active than ever with 16+ devs actively working on 20-25 projects. Our developer count continues to grow as more people continue to work, and the PSP scene is expanding with new technological tools.
Cant we just see a simpler installer clean script? That staged cleans the system and personal space with an iso download.
So that is:
Apt clean reinstall and clean from iso
Wipe docs and personals files
In a shellscript so that we can stage2 and stage4 ish or other emus or the desktop or server??????
240p test suite for crt users would be great.
The ps1 eboot does not work on pso.