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QBRAQD is back with an update to his PSPEText, it’s more stable and userfrendly now. What it does is that you can pause the game at any time and read txt files stored anywhere on your memorystick.

This is a text reader for PSP game consoles running custom firmwares. This text reader is implemented as a kernel-space module that gets loaded along side your game. Holding the L, R. Down and Cross keys for a few seconds will pause the game and bring up the text reader interface. You can read any ASCII text file on the PSP memory stick.

Download: PSPEText
Source: QBRADQ’s Code Corner

Now you can read txt files while playing thanks to QBRADQ’s neat plugin PSPEText. He says that he wrote this for himself while playing GTA: Vice City Stories, and thought it would be useful to read a FAQ while playing.

INSTALLATION
Copy the file pspetext.prx to your PSP’s /seplugins directory. Now add a line
to the top of your /seplugins/game.txt file to enable the plugin. The line
should look like this:

ms0:/seplugins/pspetext.prx 1

See the included game.txt for an example. Note that this line MUST be at the
top of your game.txt file!

COMPATIBILITY
PSPEText should work with all games in all graphics modes. It has been tested
on a FAT PSP running 4.01 m33 CFW and a PSP Slim running the 5.50 GEN-A
firmware. It has been tested in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and Tetris
Minis thoroughly.

At the time PSPEText does NOT work with pops-mode games (Playsation 1 games
converted to play on the PSP). If anyone out there knows a thing or two about
kernel mode plugins in pops mode and wants to help, send me a note or get to
hackin!

USAGE
Once your game has loaded, press and hold the left trigger and right trigger
buttons for one second. The file load menu will appear. See on-screen controls
display for usage.

Controller mapping for main screen interface:
********************* Help and Usage **********************
[DPAD Up] Move one line up
[DPAD Down] Move one line down
[L-Trigger] Move one page up
[R-Trigger] Move one page down
[Triangle] Switch between 60 and 80 column mode
[Square] Open a new file
[Select] Exit file view
[Start] Display this help file

Download: PSPEText
Source: QBRADQ’s Code Corner