True Overclock is now possible on PSP!
When you thought that people couldn’t squeeze any more out of their PSPs, talented scene developer m-cid has released an Open Source solution for Overclocking the PSP’s CPU. Which is now integrated into...
When you thought that people couldn’t squeeze any more out of their PSPs, talented scene developer m-cid has released an Open Source solution for Overclocking the PSP’s CPU. Which is now integrated into...
It’s been a while since I have written a post on this blog, and Wololo’s recent coming out of retirement has sparked my interest in doing what I like: to talk about PSP development....
Disclaimer from Wololo: for some reason this article has generated more controversy than it should have, with in particular established hackers in the Vita scene voicing their doubts that the Vita has the power...
It has been ages since my last blog post on this site and even more since my last contribution to this hacking community or the programming world in general. For that reason and seeing...
A while ago Coldbird and I decided to finish the ARK project for good and add all the missing features that need to be added. So we began working on its next iteration, ARK-3....
The concept of exploiting PSX games was unfamiliar and uninteresting and widely unknown up until qwikrazor87 and myself found one that lead to psx games with perfect sound on the Vita without the need...
Following up wololo’s PS1 hacking article (https://wololo.net/2015/09/12/playstation-20th-anniversary-the-hackers-perspective/), I’ve decided to finally talk about one of the greatest exploits that I have worked with alongside my fellow developer and close friend qwikrazor87, I also wanna...
If you have been closely following these series of articles pay close attention to today’s lesson as pointers are usually the hardest to grasp.
A while back I talked about a project of mine to learn SDL2 and Android and even showed some screenshots of a game I was working on called Minefield Madness.
Today we’ll learn about basic input and output, but because it’s a short lesson and we’re already on day 6, I’ll also present some exercises for you to test out what you have learned...