Custom PSP themes: Skull Waves, Full Grunge Set, and KDE Buuf
For today’s special, we’re announcing not one, not two, but three Custom PlayStation Portable (PSP) XMB themes for your customizing pleasure. Identifying them from left to right (see screenshots above): SchmilK‘s “Skull Wave” xmbWave theme, Dantheman29‘s “Full Grunge Set”, and PSPCulture‘s “KDE Buff” custom themes.
Going into more detail, SchmilK’s xmbWave theme above is actually a revised version of his original Skull Wave edit – this particular wave animation is patterned after the Punisher’s skull, with future updates possibly including a Gears of War wave theme – any room for a flame theme there (Johnny Blaze approves)? The developers would also like to give credit to whomever made the battery, volume, and icons. This wave theme was tested using PSP custom firmware 3.03 OE-C.
The second theme comes in from homebrew developer Dantheman29, and as the homebrew application’s name implies, is a Grunge theme for your PSP’s XMB browser. We like the gritty (dare we say macho?) looks it gives our interface, although it does remind us of the Resistance: Fall of Man toolbar. Then again, it’s just us. The pack contains the XMB, font, and battery icons.
The third Custom PSP theme is by PSPCulture, who just recently released the Duranium PSP theme. The KDE Buuf theme carries some bright, easy-to-spot icons for your usage, and on a strange note, uses a Sega Dreamcast controller icon for its Games menu. Nothing too out of the ordinary, but we thought it looked cute. Fonts based on (with permission) Innercy.
The full installation instructions and other important notes await in the bundle READMEs. We also encourage the readers to drop off over each custom theme’s development thread over at the QJ.NET Forums in case they’re looking for more details and updates. Enjoy your download!
Download: “Skull Wave” Custom PSP wave
Download: “Full Grunge Set” Custom PSP theme
Download: “KDE Buuf” Custom PSP theme
Visit: “Skull Wave” at PSP Development Forum
Visit: “Full Grunge Set” at PSP Development Forum
Visit: “KDE Buuf” at PSP Development Forum
For today’s special, we’re announcing not one, not two, but three Custom PlayStation Portable (PSP) XMB themes for your customizing pleasure. Identifying them from left to right (see screenshots above): SchmilK‘s “Skull Wave” xmbWave theme, Dantheman29‘s “Full Grunge Set”, and PSPCulture‘s “KDE Buff” custom themes.
Going into more detail, SchmilK’s xmbWave theme above is actually a revised version of his original Skull Wave edit – this particular wave animation is patterned after the Punisher’s skull, with future updates possibly including a Gears of War wave theme – any room for a flame theme there (Johnny Blaze approves)? The developers would also like to give credit to whomever made the battery, volume, and icons. This wave theme was tested using PSP custom firmware 3.03 OE-C.
The second theme comes in from homebrew developer Dantheman29, and as the homebrew application’s name implies, is a Grunge theme for your PSP’s XMB browser. We like the gritty (dare we say macho?) looks it gives our interface, although it does remind us of the Resistance: Fall of Man toolbar. Then again, it’s just us. The pack contains the XMB, font, and battery icons.
The third Custom PSP theme is by PSPCulture, who just recently released the Duranium PSP theme. The KDE Buuf theme carries some bright, easy-to-spot icons for your usage, and on a strange note, uses a Sega Dreamcast controller icon for its Games menu. Nothing too out of the ordinary, but we thought it looked cute. Fonts based on (with permission) Innercy.
The full installation instructions and other important notes await in the bundle READMEs. We also encourage the readers to drop off over each custom theme’s development thread over at the QJ.NET Forums in case they’re looking for more details and updates. Enjoy your download!
Download: “Skull Wave” Custom PSP wave
Download: “Full Grunge Set” Custom PSP theme
Download: “KDE Buuf” Custom PSP theme
Visit: “Skull Wave” at PSP Development Forum
Visit: “Full Grunge Set” at PSP Development Forum
Visit: “KDE Buuf” at PSP Development Forum
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