Frostegater's permanent patch for Total_Noob's 6.20 TN-E. Use this at your own risk.

V2 CHANGELOG

• Skip coldboot
• Return of final test
• Change Delete button vsh.txt, game.txt, pops.txt, version.txt in /seplugins/ on UP
• If recovery.prx lies on a memory card, then it is loaded from there, if not, then it is loaded from the internal memory PSPgo, if not, then it is loaded from the flash0
• To copy recovery.prx in flash0, put it in a folder with the installer and install the patch.
• If you want to use the Recovery Menu from memory cards or internal memory PSPgo, then copy it into ms0 (ef0): /seplugins/

ASKidwai's BrainBoxer puts your brain to the test. Test your knowledge in various world affairs and earn bragging rights. Knowledge is power.

5h4d0w's SePlugins Manager lets you manage your PSP plugins from the PSP itself — no PC intermediary required. See Readme.txt for more info.

v1.60 CHANGELOG

• Moved all files into the "resources" directory. Please delete the old version before copying over the new one.
• More improvements to the recovery menu code.
• Removed unused testing code.

v1.52 CHANGELOG

• + The flash is only assigned if you try to access it.
• ~ This is so TN users with flash protection enabled will still be able to use most of the app.
• + Improved loading the Recovery Menu.
• ~ Still won't work on GEN Firmwares...

v1.51 CHANGELOG

• The logo now has a really nice fade in/out effect.
• Pressing square now shows a short description of the selected plugin (as requested). You can press square again to add your own description if one isn't found. This is done Line-By-Line, and leaving a line empty ends the description.
• You can now load the Recovery Menu from the Config Page. ('cause I'm running out of buttons xD) ~ Note that exiting the Recovery Menu will exit the app.
• General optimizations.

v1.4_2 CHANGELOG

• Put back the plugin addition confirmation.
• You can now scroll fast in the pop-up menu as well.
• New option that hides the plugin path.
• Fixed bug where TN users with flash protection enabled would cause a crash.
• Various optimizations.

v1.32 CHANGELOG

• Fixed bug where browser would not enable a new plugin
• Fixed bugs in the config editor

v1.31 CHANGELOG

• Fixed a file browser bug introduced in v1.3

v1.3 CHANGELOG

• Now includes a file browser for selecting a plugin to add. No more typing out the path to the plugin.
  • Shows a device chooser on PSP GOs if there is a memory stick inserted (ef0 or ms0)
  • You can only select a ".prx" file to add
  • The controls are pretty simple, up/down to scroll through items, cross to select an item, and circle to close the browser

v1.2b2 CHANGELOG

• Now only loads up to 20 plugins per .txt file. I'm pretty sure that this is the PSP's limit, if not, deal with it
• Added ability to copy and paste plugins between .txt files
• Added ability to disable requiring the password
  • This is OFF by default; You will need to make a password, then turn it on
• Added support for multiple "themes"
  • Added ability to select theme in the config editor
    • Themes are sorted alphabetically with the exception of the default, which is always first
    • Theme format is now RxxxGxxxBxxx instead of a LUA color definition
• Scrolling past the final plugin or option will reset to the first. Scrolling back past the first will reset to the last.
• Reverted UI changes to the menu. Selected options are highlighted like they used to be instead of showing a ">"
• Some other changes I don't feel like listing

The NZ:P Dev team's "Nazi Zombies Portable" for PSP. It's the Call of Duty: World at War zombie game re-crafted using the Quake engine.

Nazi Zombies: Portable is a zombie survival shooter for the PlayStation Portable and any Windows machine. You start out at Round 1, where few zombies will come. After you kill the full wave of zombies, it will switch off to Round 2 where more zombies will come. The longer you survive, the harder it gets. You get points for rebuilding barricades, damaging zombies, knifing zombies, etc. The points can then be used to open doors, buy perks, buy weapons off the walls, and use the Mystery Box. The Mystery Box is a box where you pay 950 points in exchange for a random weapon, it ranges from a pistol to a killing machine. If your playing multiplayer, you use teamwork and tactics to survive the onslaught. Stick together to survive.

More details can be found at the project's homepage.

Chilly Willy, Kreationz, and Wally's adaptation of StrmnNrmn's Nintendo 64 emulator — DaedalusX64. BETA 3 Update packs many, many changes from a talented crew of developers. Check it out (change log included; see changes.txt)