Yoyofr has posted some updated information about the new version his SNES emulator, Snes9xTYL.

According to his update, the sound emulation processing will be put into the media engine in the new version. The feature is nearly ready now.

And there is another exciting new feature for the new version – wireless multiplayer!! Yoyofr said on his website, that the game is able to run at 60fps when playing a vs. battle on Street Fighter (Cheers!). He has also released a teaser video of the function in action.

Source: pspupdates.com

Danopoly\’s last say. Major improvment, i would highly recommend. For those that are still confused of what this does, all it is, is a SNES emulator that could play online multiplayer.

From the DCEmu Forums:

 Our fellow monkey Wally (PSmonkey) has discovered something interesting. He has found a way to make waverace 64 show the n64 logo. It’s a rather interesting hack. Whats going on is waverace progresses far enough to setup the n64 logo into the framebuffer but then haults on an unemulated opcode. So by supressing the unemulated opcodes for now the emulator is able to loop long enough for the video code to force a vsync and make the emulator draw the framebuffer to the screen. So why does this matter? It shows the emulator can progress further then originaly though. It does not mean we are close to running comercial roms yet but it does mean with a little more work we could start seeing more results.

Great job on the progress! We\’ll have to keep up with that.

PSP Universal Remote supports all devices currently listed at www.lirc.org.

Installation:
Simply extract the RAR archive (obtain a copy of Winrar at www.rarlabs.com) to the root of your memory stick, maintaining the directory structure/paths.

Usage:

• Press ‘Square’ to list remotes
• Press ‘X’ to select manufacturer
• Press ‘X’ to select remote
  (the app will restart)
• Press ‘O’ to see the command list
• Press ‘X’ to select the command

Use ‘Triangle’ to exit – pressing ‘Home’ will cause your PSP to crash.

Download PSP Universal Remote v1.0

Please note: I’ve only tested this homebrew app on 1.50

You can find a complete list of working/not working homebrew [here].  But just to get you started, here are a few popular homebrew programs that are known to work so you can get started experiencing the full potential of PSP homebrew:

Super Nintendo Emulator
Sega Genesis Emulator
Atari Lynx Emulator
Vortex
Throttle-X
Squarez
Spider Solitaire
PSPRhythm
FileAssistant

And for all of the PSP enthusiasts reading this, here is a special message from Fanjita himself:

I just want to say thank you to all of the PSP lovers out there for supporting us. Keep checking back here at PSPUpdates — our goal is to continue to give all PSP owners with all firmware versions the ability to play homebrew.

Download: [eLoader for 2.01 / 2.50 / 2.60 Firmware]

Fanjita Releases 2.0 eLoader for v2.00, v2.01 and v2.50 PSP\’s

PSP Updates forum moderator and hacker guru Fanjita has completed his first release of a new loader for 2.01+ PSP\’s called eLoader. While 2.60 is not currently supported, this is a major accomplishment in unleashing homebrew on all systems. This amazing feat shows how frightfully resourceful developers can be when put against certain system restraints. This leap has indisputably opened the door to homebrew for PSP gamers who play on newer firmware.

Alright, starting off earlier this week, we told you that Fanjita and Ditlew had achieved working SNES emulation on a 2.50 version PSP. Stating that "if we do decide to release, it will take a few days to knock the code into a releasable format." This great turn in events had many gamers rising their PSPs in excitement.

Working emulation and an Eboot Loader on 2.50 had been a hope of many gamers for a long while, with many potholes in the road to victory, and now it seemed that homebrew on 2.01+ PSP\’s was a not to distant reality. From Super Nintendo emulators to the amazing games we see developed in our forums, homebrew for 2.01+ gamers was about to be a realization. Well today we are here to tell you of something great that has been released that is sure to have the faces of version 2.01 and 2.50 PSP\’s gamers glowing with excitement.

Loading homebrew games can now be done through the same GTA exploit that you have already been using. To install and configure the new eLoader, which loads homebrew games and applications on newer version PSP\’s, read on.

To install:

Use WinRAR to unpack the contents of this package into the root (topmost) folder on your memory stick. Note that if you have an existing GTA savegame that uses slot 5, then this will be overwritten by the eLoader savegame.
You can see which slots you are using by the folder names – ULES00182SX, ULES00151SX or ULUS10041SX : X is the slot number.
To make sure that the eLoader is not auto-started by GTA, you can copy another GTA savegame folder off your memory stick, and then back onto the memory stick now.
Now you can copy your homebrew files into subfolders in the /psp/game/ folder.

To use:

Start up GTA as normal. When it has loaded, select "Load Game", select the eLoader savegame and confirm the load as normal. After a short delay, the eLoader menu should appear. Select the homebrew to run using the D-Pad, and the X button. You can select a CPU speed with the L + R shoulder buttons, or press START to restart your PSP.
To return to the menu, you can usually hold the L+R shoulder buttons, then hold START for a few seconds. This doesn\’t work for every application.

The HOME button doesn\’t work, this is a known problem.
For now, the (short) list that has been tested is:

uo_Snes9x v0.02y32 Dual Tetris
Lunar Lander
Ghost in the Matrix
Nem\’s Hello World

There are sure to be others homebrew games and applications that work. If you find some, then please post them in the working homebrew discussion thread in the official forums. Fanjita has also been generous enough to offer an updated list of applications and games working with the new eLoader.

Download : 2.0 Eloader for PSP 2.0, 2.01, 2.5

Fanjita has let us in on a bit of news that is sure to make many 2.01+ users deliriously happy. He has managed to get uo_Snes9x, a Super Nintendo Emulator by Y, running on 2.01+ firmware. This preview and the release of the Multi Save Game Loader, looks to be the start of what the Eboot Loader meant for 2.0 firmware. Console emulation is one of the most commonly sought after features of PSP homebrew. In a couple of days it looks like it will be a pleasant reality.

We finally made a more solid breakthrough with the EBOOT loader for GTA tonight. Not only does the menu now work properly, but I\’ve also managed to run the uo_SNES9x emulator, and play the Pilotwings ROM (the only one I have), on both v2.0 and v2.5.

At the moment everything is hanging together with a pretty nasty hack. Ideally I\’d like to get that fixed up before release, but it\’s more likely that we\’ll decide to release things as they currently are, and iron out that issue later.

Please note that lots of basic homebrew is still not working, but I thought that getting SNES emulation running was a big enough milestone to celebrate! Also, if we do decide to release, it will take a few days to knock the code into a releasable format.

Amazing work once again Fanjita. Congratulations on your latest accomplishment.

-2 player support
-Added exit menu
-Faster ball movement
-The ball now actually looks like a ball, not a square
-The ball didn\’t actualy hit the player\’s paddle, now it does
-1 second delay after scoring
Instructions:
To install, Place the proper savegame folder (ULUS10041S5 for US, ULES00151S5 for UK, or ULES00182S5 for DE) on your Memory Stick. Boot up GTA and load this savegame file.

To play multiplayer with a friend, hold the PSP vertically so that one person has control of one side of PSP, and your friend the other.(Now that\’s neat!)

Download: [GTA Pong v0.2 for US]
Download: [GTA Pong v0.2 for EU]
Download: [GTA Pong v0.2 for DE]

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1. Plug your AC adapter into your PSP.
2. Adjust your brightness to Level 4.
3. Start a UMD game or homebrew. (at which both doesn\’t matter) 
4. When the program launch video is being played (the one with green balls flashed and PSP text in the middle of the screen), make sure you unplug the AC adapter from the PSP when the launch sound effect is over. You will notice that the brightness didn’t fall down to level 3.

   Now your PSP will be locked at level 4 – even after you suspend/resume, or turn on/off the screen.
   (by holding the brightness button)

   Simply pressing the brightness button will reset the level.