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    Thumbs up Adventure Maker (Game Toolkit for PSP V2.0 Owners)



    This is great news for V2.0 owners and lets be fair you need it. Heres the description of what the PSP Adventure Maker is:

    What you can create with this version is any game that involves static pictures and/or point-and-click puzzles. Here are some examples:

    - first-person adventure games
    - quiz games
    - educational software
    - interactive visits (museums, sites...)
    - tour guides
    - interactive presentations and brochures
    - interactive comics
    - other point-and-click software

    Downloads and tons more info are available at the site here --> http://www.adventuremaker.com/

    Is it time to make a V2.0 section and forum for releases, well lets see how it goes

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    how did they make this?
    if it's 2.00, then can't other plp figure out how to make 2.00 homebrew?

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    yeah if tehy can make that run then wy cant they make some emulators for 2.0??

    Well here are the instruction
    Instructions for playing a game: download the corresponding file, extract it to a new folder on your computer, launch the Setup, and then follow the on-screen instructions. The installer will automatically detect your portable gaming system, and install the game on it (it will simply copy the game files to the memory card, and then add an entry to the bookmarks so that you can play the game from the Internet Browser of the portable gaming system). No system modification is required.

    and a demo for the psp i belive http://www.arnoldsconcepts.com/am/po..._demo_v1_1.zip

    i think its using that bookmarks trick

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    Hmm very interesting. I'd love to see some good games from this. I'd love to make some too but I'm working 70 hours a week right now.

    Maybe in a month or two. I'll test this out later, I'm very interested to hear how well it works.

    Also does anyone know if it can be used with 1.50? Using the Tenchi Browser or the Wipeout browser?

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    i doubt it can be used on 1.5 coz it needs a browser

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    i;'ll test it on my 1.5 tonite

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    Well I said using one of two browsers.

    Let me know Xuphorz, I would like to see some cool point n click done with it. If it's any good.

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    the "games" are only pictures with hot spots (read: hyperlinks) or in other words... simply web pages.

    this has nothing to do whatsoever with running homebrew code unless you're so far out of whack you beleive you can code an emulator in HTML

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    I agree. Sounds like using the Javascript capabilities of the PSP Browser. However, having recently bricked my PSP stupidly, I will check it out and report back.

    The JavaScript browser does offer some neat capabilities, and I have seen an excellent Tetris game which even converted mouse movements in the browser into D-Pad commands.

    Not to say that 1999 JavaScript can replace the homebrew scene, but it does give SOME hope to us 2.0'ers.

    Also, something interesting I found. You can play JavaScript games offline by invoking the browser and then using the file:// option to load up an html page. The file:// referenced the root directory of the memory card. Somewhat neat.

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    could somoen convert this for PSP using html to play etc

    http://www.funnygames.nl/host/games/lemmings/

    :O!

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