Orginal UNreal for PSP

**brainpan** · September 30th, 2006, 06:29

Anyone interested in porting this to PSP. It was a really good game IMHO not to mention very nice looking. Anyway, SnoopKatt over on the DC side of the street posted this link for the source.

http://www.vgpro.com/file/5986_unrea...c224v.zip.html

Is anyone else even interested in this?

**ACID** · September 30th, 2006, 06:36

I think theres plenty of people interested. Its just the wetting a team together factor

**psiko_scweek** · September 30th, 2006, 06:54

hmm.....i forget, how advanced is this compared to Quake 2?

**ACID** · September 30th, 2006, 06:56

Originally Posted by psiko_scweek

hmm.....i forget, how advanced is this compared to Quake 2?

All though they are bouth first person. They are way different still of games.

**mcvader** · September 30th, 2006, 08:18

It came out around the same time as quake 2, unreal would be a good port, but why not (If the source has been released) do unreal tournament? Imagine Wifi Infrastructure games!!

**the_eternal_dark** · September 30th, 2006, 09:30

Originally Posted by mcvader

It came out around the same time as quake 2, unreal would be a good port, but why not (If the source has been released) do unreal tournament? Imagine Wifi Infrastructure games!!

Doubtful we will ever see a respectible Unreal Tournament port. Check out the Quake 2 port, playable, but not yet purdy. You could do a clone with Iris though: more reasonable, less work.

**MGFox** · September 30th, 2006, 10:44

Originally Posted by mcvader

It came out around the same time as quake 2, unreal would be a good port, but why not (If the source has been released) do unreal tournament? Imagine Wifi Infrastructure games!!

The source has not been released for Unreal Tournament.

The main worry I'd have with a port of Unreal, is the graphical limitations of the PSP. Unreal was increadibly pretty graphic wise, using particle and shader effects not seen before (at that time), and it was especially pretty with its vast outside environments.

I'm just not convinced that the PSP would cope.

I hope I can be proved wrong though.

Cheers,
Fox