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SXT Firmware BFM for Developer Beta 1 - PSP 1.50
Yoshihiro and SXT are proud to bring you The most advanced Firmware loader ever created for psp It's been tested to boot successfully:
firmware 1.0 debug unit (the bogus 1.0 update from sony), 1.0 retail, 1.5 retail and 1.52 retail. firmwares 2.0, 2.01 and 2.50 do not boot yet on this version.
This version is useful to devloppers and firmware hackers.
What's new compared to existing FW loaders :
- Totally coded from nothing by Yoshihiro from SXT.
(although the original idea of running a firmware from a memory stick comes from MPH)
- Unlike other loader that patches like 3 prx, BFM (the SXT version)
- patches them all !! It means unlike other fw loaders BFM does NOT load
- prx modules from the flash unit but only from the memory stick!
It also means less risks of freezing, and no chances of bricking your psp while playing with your tweak fw (or untweaked ones)
- prx modules are patched on the fly!
- Improved stability
- You can almost use every fw feature including music (mp3) playback and videos (including UMD videos) playback!
- You can have several fw at once on a single memory stick!
- Runs descrypted and encrypted firmwares!
- You are now sure of botting 100% of the fw files from the memory stick and not from your flash
(whitch means you would run modules from your own fw instead of running the ones located in your memory sticks, fw loaders such as the ones from MPH have that issue)
- No sources yet, we do not release sources with our beta versions.
EmuLinker Kaillera Server Version 0.97 Released!
EmuLinker is a high-performance, scalable, secure, open-source re-implementation of the Kaillera network protocol SERVER.
This release offers large number of frequently requested features, bug fixes, and some really great improvements over 0.96. Most notably:
• Improved game play responsiveness
• Game and emulator filters enable owners to run game exclusive servers.
• Multiple user access levels with a comprehensive set of escape commands for online server administration.
• Configurable limited network port range for easier firewall setup.
Xbox Live Arcade Support on 360
>>Pro-G.co.ukMicrosoft has released a list of both games and support for their Xbox Live Arcade service.
Microsoft has announced a list of games that will be appearing on their Xbox Live Arcade service throughout the Christmas 05 holiday period. Some of the games in the service include classics such as Smash TV, Gauntlet and Robotron 2084 from Midway, as well as Bizarre Creations' Geometry Wars 2.
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Full Xbox Live Arcade game list:
* Astropop - Popcap Games
* Bankshot Billiards 2 - pixelStorm, Inc
* Bejeweled 2 - Popcap Games
* Crystal Quest - Stainless Games
* Feeding Frenzy - Popcap Games
* Gauntlet - Midway Home Entertainment
* Geometry Wars 2 - Bizarre Creations
* Hardwood Backgammon - Silver Creek Entertainment
* Hardwood Hearts - Silver Creek Entertainment
* Hardwood Spades - Silver Creek Entertainment
* Hexic HD - Microsoft Game Studios
* Hoopworld - Streamline Studios
* Jewel Quest - iWin.com
* Joust - Midway Home Entertainment
* Marble Blast Ultra - GarageGames
* Mutant Storm Reloaded - PomPom Games
* Outpost Kaloki - Wahoo Studios
* Robotron 2084 - Midway Home Entertainment
* SmashTV - Midway Home Entertainment
* Wik: Fable of Souls - Reflexive Entertainment
* Zuma - Popcap Games
"The next generation of Xbox Live Arcade for Xbox 360 will enhance the gaming experience for casual and competitive gamers alike, across the globe, providing something for everyone with world-class games and captivating content," said Peter Moore.
The Xbox Liver Arcade service for the Xbox 360 will launch alongside the console's launch in North America on November 22nd, Europe on December 2nd and Japan on December 10th, and will be fully integrated into the Xbox Dashboard on all Xbox 360 systems. All those purchasing an Xbox 360 with a hard drive or a hard drive separately will find the full version of Hexic HD pre-installed on the hard drive free of charge.
More than 40 publishers are supporting the Xbox Live Arcade service for the Xbox 360, with the likes of Atari, Capcom, EA and SEGA all onboard.
Full list of publisher support:
* Atari
* Bizarre Creations
* Capcom
* Codemasters
* CTXM
* Digital Eclipse
* Electronic Arts
* Empire Interactive
* Gaia Studios
* GameHouse Studios
* Garage Games
* Gastronaut Studios
* Hamster
* Harmonix
* HipSoft
* Hudson Soft
* iWin
* Konami
* Llamasoft
* Load, Inc
* Mad Doc Software
* Majesco
* Microsoft Game Studios
* Midway Home Entertainment
* Mumbo Jumbo (United Developers)
* Naked Sky Entertainment
* Namco
* Oberon Media
* Pick Up And Play
* pixelStorm, Inc
* PlayFirst
* PomPom Games
* Popcap Games
* Q Entertainment
* RealNetworks, Inc
* Reflexive Entertainment
* Secret Lair Studios
* SEGA
* Silver Creek Entertainment
* SNK Playmore
* Stainless Games
* Streamline Studios
* Tik Games
* Ubisoft
* uWink
* Vivendi Universal Games
* Wahoo Studios
* Wanako Games
* Wild Tangent
New games are planned to be released regularly onto the Xbox Live Arcade service, with 35 titles expected by summer 2006.
"We're proud to be part of Xbox Live Arcade on Xbox 360, the world's first and only destination where gamers can find, download and buy smaller games directly to their console," said Scott A. Steinberg, Vice President of Marketing, SEGA of America, Inc. "Retro, casual and hardcore gamers will be pleased to have access to the selection of quality SEGA titles we plan to offer via the new Xbox Live Arcade."
Expect more coverage of the Xbox Live Arcade service for the Xbox 360 when we get our hands on the console in December.
Wewt!
Fixed the title.
JEmu2 v1.6.2 Released!

JEmu2 is an arcade emulator for many arcade games of the 80's and 90's which allows you to play those exact original games.
- A small but cool enhancement in today's release (v1.6.2): I added a 3D representation of the emulated arcade's monitor. People who know the emulator 'FBA' will recognize the effect as the 'fishbowl effect', and yes, it was inspired by that.
