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by Published on January 29th, 2006 22:29
We have just opened up a dedicated Submit news forum where not only can you post news but you can also upload to the forum instead of using those horrid freeservers.
Help get your work noticed and help us be the premier site for all Nintendo Console news and releases
Heres the submit forum link --> http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=104
Once i verify coders i will then give them access to post directly on the site. ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 22:04
Fanjita the master of the Eboot Loader for v2.0 PSPs and also the GTA Eboot Loader for v2.01 and v2.5 PSP Consoles, has posted this news:
"Thanks to a brainwave from Ditlew, we've had a breakthrough finding the v2.6 firmware syscalls, and we think we have about 90% of them figured out.
So this means, basically, that a version of the eLoader that works on v2.6 is really not very far away now. Woohoo! "
PSP News will be their to provide as usual the best news and unbiased reporting but while you wait check out our recently opened Eboot Loader & GTA Eboot Loader Forum.
Great work Fanjita, flying the flag for the British in the PSP Scene. ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 21:52
Arguru has posted some great news of an update to the Mario Game for v2.01, v2.5 and v2.6, heres what was posted:
Super MiniMario has just been released by the creator of MiniMario and PSP 3D forum member, Arguru. If ya haven't already checked out MiniMario for 2.01+, definitely check Super MiniMario out. This is by far the most polished homebrew game I have seen that was specifically made for 2.0+, and if anything, the best homebrew game I have seen period. This is not a port, it's a purely hand-coded version of Super Mario. And most probably the greatest thing about this game is that it is fully customizable and modable. You can make your own levels, change character looks, everything. Loads of fun. And plus it works on 2.6 too, so since this doesn't use the EBOOT loading method, we can all enjoy Super MiniMario!
Here's some of the outstanding features this game offers:
- Full level map modding (using a simple text editor).
- Levels can be grouped to make a pack/game (smm_level_001.txt, smm_level_002.txt, etc). <- All the details about this are in smm_level_001.txt file included.
- Maps can be up to 1024x64 tiles (a psp game-screen is 30x16).
- Up to 128 enemies per level.
- 4 way scroll, breakable bricks, etc.
Screenshot and download via comments ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 21:41
Hi All
Here is the latest build of the multiplayer support version of Quake, in this build it has the following additions:
- Infrastructure mode added
- Adhoc & Infrastructure are now enabled via the network menu
- The access point for infrastructure mode setting is in setup in the network settings
- Hacks to speed up the FPS to enable network versions to have less lag
- Sound support in both adhoc & infrastructure
In order to change the access point that you want to use, just go to the network setup menu and press left or right on the access point box.
Hope you enjoy.
Chris Swindle
(Download via comments and please leave feedback) ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 21:32
McZonk the winner of our 2nd 30day Coding Competition has updated us with some news:
Rehbock, the friendly guy making the test maps for me has loaded the map boss2 "Final Showdown" in Quake II. He is testing my port the whole day and already loaded the first single player game. I don't know how he has done it, it is an unmodifidy patch 2 version and it crashes on my psp. Thank you Rehbock.
Rehbock already loaded the some single player maps. You see some of the erros in Quake II (window is not translucent and the soldier has an error in frame 480) but it is playable.
Check out the screenshots and leave feedback via the comments: ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 21:12
A new edition of the Xtreme PSP Magazine has been released, heres whats featured:
Issue 8 of the Xtreme PSP Magazine is now available for download. Issue 8 is packed with over 100 pages of great content including Previews of Lemmings and Exit, reviews of The Sims 2 and NBA Street Showdown. And all the regular content including tutorials, tips and cheats, the latest news, and our recent survey results.
Download via the comments ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 20:26
Well not really, but Richard Heard came across a fake PSP in Australia for 12 Aussie dollars or $9 or about £5.
Check out the screenshot via the comments (post more fakes if you find them) ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 20:26
Well not really, but Richard Heard came across a fake PSP in Australia for 12 Aussie dollars or $9 or about £5.
Check out the screenshot via the comments (post more fakes if you find them) ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 20:26
Well not really, but Richard Heard came across a fake PSP in Australia for 12 Aussie dollars or $9 or about £5.
Check out the screenshot via the comments (post more fakes if you find them) ...by Published on January 29th, 2006 19:53
I got a build just last night from saqib, which had some cache issues fixed, and tested it with Killzone. It took some effort, but I was able to get ingame with it.
This game up until then, had never gotten past the intro screens, so this is a nice fix indeed. You can see the info and screenshots if you'd like in my thread at General Emulation here.
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