Artillery Shell: Live Fire Update!

Blue2k recently created an update for Artillery Live Fire. This shell is among two others shells and has been holding its ground very well. Blue2k hopes to update his shell as often as he can, bring you, the user, the most up-to-date version of this shell. As you can tell by the screenshot, Artillery uses windows for most of the applications, which is a rather nice feature. You can also check for more Live Fire updates at the home of the Artillery-shell Team. With the Live Fire update, the shell update spirit seems to be around this time of year with Psix developers updating their Psix PRO just a few days ago. Who knows, maybe we will see an update of PSP-OSS as well, but we’ll just have to wait and see for that. Let’s just hope for the best from all of our shell developers and hope they can make them good enough one day to “replace” the Sony XMB! (that is every shell maker’s goal!)

This new version of Artillery Shell adds the following from the previous release:

• Fixed a nasty bug that would appear at random
• Added config file support (read below for further details)
• Changable cursor speed
• Customizable paths for photo’s, mp3 and homebrew
• Customizable bootup
• Cleaned up dirs and files

Download [Artillery Shell Live Fire]

Blue2k recently created an update for Artillery Live Fire. This shell is among two others shells and has been holding its ground very well. Blue2k hopes to update his shell as often as he can, bring you, the user, the most up-to-date version of this shell. As you can tell by the screenshot, Artillery uses windows for most of the applications, which is a rather nice feature. You can also check for more Live Fire updates at the home of the Artillery-shell Team. With the Live Fire update, the shell update spirit seems to be around this time of year with Psix developers updating their Psix PRO just a few days ago. Who knows, maybe we will see an update of PSP-OSS as well, but we’ll just have to wait and see for that. Let’s just hope for the best from all of our shell developers and hope they can make them good enough one day to “replace” the Sony XMB! (that is every shell maker’s goal!)

This new version of Artillery Shell adds the following from the previous release:

• Fixed a nasty bug that would appear at random
• Added config file support (read below for further details)
• Changable cursor speed
• Customizable paths for photo’s, mp3 and homebrew
• Customizable bootup
• Cleaned up dirs and files

Download [Artillery Shell Live Fire]