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Homebrew on the PSP3000

[martiaz] has released an exploit which allows homebrew on the PSP3000. It takes advantage of a vulnerability when loading save games on a game called GripShift.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2009.01.05 at 15:10

Reprogramming pinball machines

Reprogramming pinball machines

MAKE Projects Editor, Paul Spinrad, sent me a link to this project and the following message: Some CS / Game Development students hacked a Lord Of The Rings pinball machine, taking full control of its sensors, actuators, and display, and reprogrammed it to play Pinhorse -- like the basketball game, but you try to match your opponent's pinball shots in a certain amount of time, guided by the playfield lights and display.

Via Makezine | Posted on 2009.01.05 at 13:52

Game Boy Pocket backlight

Game Boy Pocket backlight

[palmertech] and [Binbin] have both completed backlight projects for the Game Boy Pocket recently. The most difficult part of the transplant is carefully removing the reflective backing on the LCD.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2009.01.04 at 07:34

Electricity Exploration Kit Concept

Electricity Exploration Kit Concept

This morning, Ed Baafi, Amon Milner, Jacob William, and a number of the youth leaders at Learn 2 Teach, Teach 2 Learn developed an idea of how to teach electricity to youth with a new kit idea.

Via Makezine | Posted on 2009.01.02 at 03:32

Mario inspired flowerpots ready to bloom

Mario inspired flowerpots ready to bloom

These two Super Mario Bros-inspired flower pots bring back the 8 bit graphics found in that game to your private garden or home. Pretty cool idea to integrate the old school graphics into modern living.

Via Makezine | Posted on 2008.12.31 at 06:45

25C3: CTF dominated by iphone-dev team, HackMii

25C3: CTF dominated by iphone-dev team, HackMii

While we had been excited about 25C3’s CTF competition, we couldn’t even venture a guess as to who would win. It seems the iphone-dev team weren’t satisfied to just give an amazing talk.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2008.12.30 at 08:30

Retro gaming emulators that include (legal) ROMs?

Retro gaming emulators that include (legal) ROMs?

The holiday break is a good time for 30/40/50/etc. -somethings to take trips down memory lane and dig up games from their childhood. For those of us who either don't have old systems in their attics/basements or who have grown bored with their contents, there are always emulators.

Via Makezine | Posted on 2008.12.27 at 15:30

Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R portable N64

Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R portable N64

Nothing says Christmas like Nintendo 64 and benheck forum member [SifuF] has a treat for you. His Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R stuffs all the guts of at Nintendo 64 into a compact handheld package.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2008.12.27 at 07:45

WeeP5 a Wii zapper on steroids

WeeP5 a Wii zapper on steroids

This is the WeeP5, a fully functional Wii controller gun that looks like an MP5. [TheOreos] found the original zapper attachments to be lacking in several areas.

Via Hack a Day | Posted on 2008.12.26 at 13:10

Making a case for Meggy Jr

Making a case for Meggy Jr

Got a Meggy Jr RGB? Wrap that rascal in this comfy Meggy Cozy. Right this way and Lenore will show you how it's done. . . Meggy Cozy More:Meggy Jr RGB Programming Guide and librariesIntroducing Meggy Jr RGB.

Via Makezine | Posted on 2008.12.26 at 10:10


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