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2026-10-12
08Weber/psp5
B
Modern dark game launcher for PSP with ARK-5 CFW – can replace ARK's own launcher, includes a settings screen
2026-10-06
dekiller82/VitaXMB
B
A PSP-style XMB launcher for the PlayStation Vita: games, music, settings and system apps in the original layout, motion and sound.
2026-10-19
DrummingBird1/gow-psp-recomp
C
Unofficial native PC ports of God of War: Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta (PSP) by static recompilation. Bring your own disc.
2026-10-16
Memetrix/gran-turismo-psp-career
unrated
Gran Turismo PSP Career: the career mode Gran Turismo PSP never got. Championships, a tuning shop, endurance races and lost tracks.
2026-10-12
Show HN: Tilefinch – a from-scratch* web browser for the PSP (333Mhz, 64MB RAM)
unrated
I picked up my PSP for the first time in about a decade and wanted to find out three things: how far the hardware could be pushed, how much of the modern web fits on it, and what today’s coding agents can do. A web browser tests all three. Tilefinch runs entirely on a PSP-3000: networking, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, layout and rendering, over Wi-Fi, with no proxy or companion computer. The style, layout, paint, media and UI layers are new C code and a patched QuickJS runs the JavaScript. Each page gets a single 32 MB budget covering DOM, JavaScript, CSS, images, layout and tiles. A few things that work: logged-out ChatGPT rendering a response; YouTube and HTML video through the PSP’s hardware decoder, at up to 360p; Canvas 2D and WebGL 1 on the PSP’s graphics chip (the repo includes a new 3D tank game as a demo). There's also modern browser features like Reader mode, dark mode, an ad blocker, language packs and in-app updates. However, some sites are too large (in which the browser offers a "Basic" mode) and most are slow to render.