Thanks to Alexmae's tip, we can all enjoy Stefano Rusello's PSP to Joypad version 0.2. You might remember a feature we did a few weeks back on his first release of the program. Just to refresh your memory, PSP to Joypad allows the user to connect your PSP to a PC via WiFi (tested with WiFiMax) and use it as you would a typical joypad. It can support two PSPs at the same time, without having to edit the IP address as well as simulating the keys L2 and R2.

You'll make the most out of the site if you're Italian or if you're familiar with the language, but if not, you'll have to make do with crude online translations. I used Babelfish to translate the page and here's what I got: "E' possible the program to qualify or to disabilitare to chosen analogic in its the two aces X and Y and to set up the sensibility (being put the sensibility to the maximum will have the same effect of the pad digita them)." This may also bit may also be useful: " E' possible to select the IP to which connecting the PSP directly from the same Homebrew without editare some rows. E' possible moreover to set up the type of those adopted a position in the PSP trà logon. E' possible to disabilitare the echo of the keys. Disabilitandolo will be possible to avoid the lag of the keys that in some games could have an undesired effect."

Another famous creation by Russello is the PSPBrew.