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August 22nd, 2006, 13:24 Posted By: altunozara
i have been working on my first lua game...well not just my first lua game but...my first game ever!
This game is called GO GO GO! in this game the goal so far hasnt been reached but there are going to be many modes...1 where you must get as many bubble gum drops on the floor as possible before the time runs out...and its multiplayer! and there r also going to be single player modes.
For now this game isnt much...there are lots of bugs and not so good sound..its taken from somewere else...
I know this game isnt far but...its a beta fersion so hey! and its my first game.
Since its my first game and its in beta..i need people to help me out..i need
1. a gfx person!
2.someone who can help me a bit with the code...
3...someone who can find me cool active music for this game.
I would really like it if people dont put me down on this game...the reson i released it was because i want people to know whats cming...and well...one of my dreams is to get on the front page...hehe...i will give a screenshot after i have finished something...1 more thing...there are big bugs with the second player...he goes through the wall on 1 side but doesnt go to the wall on the other...some how the map must be 1 left...please pm me on how to fix this...thx
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August 22nd, 2006, 02:45 Posted By: wraggster
We all know that soon Sony are to unveil their PS1 emulator for the PSP which most likely uses code from VGS and Bleem to make it run excellent on the PSP.
But what are the PS1 Games you would most like to see on the PSP, which games would make the PSP a killer console, ill list some of my faves and see if we all are on the same lines.
Heres a few of my faves
Theme Park - no better game for PSone
Command and Conquer Retaliation
C&C Red Alert
WWF Smackdown 1/2
Warcraft 2
Theme Park World
Duke Nukem 3d
When you look at those games its not hard to see why the PSone kicked arse, the RTS games played much better with a mouse though.
What games would you like to see ported/made playable on PSP
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August 22nd, 2006, 02:32 Posted By: wraggster
Brunni has updated his excellent entry into the Neoflash Coding Competition, heres the full release details:
Hello!!!
I present you my application for the PSP, it's a Master System and Game Gear emulator. It's a port from the excellent SMSPlus with improved compatibilty and good speed. All my games now run without problem! Most SMS games run perfectly at 166 MHz and Game Gear at 133 MHz. Also, there is no more sound glitches ^^
It can also play GYM music files. Files are placed in a ZIP file, used as a playlist. 6 sample GYMs are included, simply load music.zip in the emulator directory.
Thank you
Sorry, I've made some mistakes in the posted version that I didn't have time to test because I finished yesterday evening, so this one is now fixed:
- The neoflash logo which was using 32-bit mode didn't restore 16-bit at the end, causing a ~15% performance loss.
- Current skin was not saved properly (you can edit plugins.ini to correct this).
Note that this update comes outside of the contest, so if you test it for voting, download the first version (attached to the first post), but if you plan serious use or to distribute it, download the latest version with the above link.
I forgot to mention that it's the first release of MMSPlus ever. That means it may be some things in it you find stupid Please report them to me
I also forgot to talk about the Z80 overclocking feature, which will allow you to play comfortably games like Sonic Chaos that were slowing down all the time, even on real console.
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use the new fixed version 
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August 22nd, 2006, 02:05 Posted By: wraggster
snowymydog has released a new version of his game for the PSP, heres the release details:
I take this opportunity to thanks everyone who downloaded and play the game. This project reaches the final stage. I did a lot of updates to this version.
Updated:
- cursor moves faster
- new approach to calculate the score
- main menu have a option to see a mini instructions
- when you succesfully clear a stage, the timer will reflects your bonus
- cursor have new look
- animated invaders, now they're alive!
- at pause screen, now you can press start to resume game or press triangle button to return to main menu
- minor amendments on some graphics
- "X" & "O" button have same function
- flashing the mini Yoyo icon when minus a life
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August 22nd, 2006, 01:59 Posted By: wraggster
Mako has released a Guide the Orb through the Maze type game written in Lua for the PSP.
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August 22nd, 2006, 01:50 Posted By: wraggster
Following on from the post below we have a new magazine from Perooz for the Adult population here, heres the info:
The 24-year-old vice president of her father Donald’s real-estate empire is perfectly comfortable getting primped, but that doesn’t mean she wouldn’t rather be back at Trump headquarters, strategizing how to shape the skylines of New York, Chicago and beyond. The tycoon-in-training spoke with us about everything from her dad to drunk debutantes—then it was back to conquering the world.
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August 22nd, 2006, 01:35 Posted By: wraggster
Damn those guys at GTA Portable are fast, they have posted more new details of the upcoming Vice City Stories, heres the info:
New details and screenshots came in today from a magazine called Screen Fun. Most of the details are already known of course, but the interesting ones are posted below. There's three new screenshots, with the last one being a bigger version of one released before..
• As revealed before, Rockstar's decreased the clumping of pedestrians. The magazine reveals that the same will be done for vehicles.
• Controls are the same as Liberty City Stories.
• Due to mobile phones not being a common thing in 1984, Vic will be making use of a pager to receive text messages. (This feature was in GTA 3 too)
• Helicopter missions would be a common thing in the later part of the game.
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August 22nd, 2006, 01:20 Posted By: wraggster
News from GTA Portable .com
Finally, news came in about Vice City Stories being a PSP only title. While Rockstar Games did say in 2005 the same for Liberty City Stories and then released it on PS2 only a few months ago, according to 1UP it will not be the same. The news was hidden in 1UP's weekly 1 UP Yours podcast where one of their editors went to New York for a preview on Rockstar's Bully and got more than he had bargained for when they allowed him to play Vice City Stories for a brief moment.
Luckily Rob, a member of GTAForums, is a frequent listener of this podcast and extracted the bit where the editor reveals the sad news to PS2 owners. You can listen to it yourself by clicking on this link or read the bit about it below:
They're not going to be moving it to PS2. It's going to be PSP only this time. It's much more focused on that platform...
....and I think some of it is because the tech is a lot more sort of focused on the handheld and I played it very briefly and it was definitely and improvement over Liberty City Stories.
Lets see how long till its on PS3 
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August 22nd, 2006, 01:04 Posted By: benh
Hi all
As you may know a couple of months back I released my version of lua whiteboard V1.1
Well I'm back with my final version
New features include
A menu
Better pen icon
Critical bug fixes
As you may know if you used my last version it caused your psp to crash well I have now fixed that error and it all works fine
Enjoy!
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August 21st, 2006, 23:25 Posted By: wraggster
News via Kotaku
So New York got the billboard-sized PSP, and Korea got the big bus stop PSP and Japan boats a hoss white PlayStation Portable. The unplayable unit may be nothing more than a clip-playing monitor wrapped in a PSP frame, but it is eye catching nonetheless. Or is it the looped Gundam footage that's hypnotizing the locals?
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August 21st, 2006, 22:30 Posted By: wraggster
Fans of mini-racing games based on amphibian ringtones will be ecstatic to hear that Crazy Frog Racer 2, a follow up to last years Crazy Frog Racer, will be released at the end of this year for PS2 and PC.
The sequel has three new characters so now you'll be able to race as Evil General, Hawaiian Crazy Frog and the never seen before Robot Crazy Frog. Then there will be loads of new powerups such as the ingenious 'oil puddle', four new battle arenas and amazing new minigames such as Football Crazy Frog and Go Go Dance Crazy Frog.
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August 21st, 2006, 22:28 Posted By: wraggster
Sony are at last trying to do what Nintendo do and bring out a Pink version of their PSP, the limited edition pink PSP value pack will launch on October 27th.
The new Pink PSP bundle, will retail for GBP 169 and will come with headphones, a pouch, wrist strap and 32MB Memory Stick Duo. It will include a UMD featuring videos, live performances and more with the pop star Pink (Keeping up the Pink Theme).
Sony`s Stephane Hareau said this about the launch "much more than just launching a new colour", adding: "The association with Pink will enable PSP to push new boundaries."
Who wants a Pink PSP Now
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August 21st, 2006, 22:12 Posted By: wraggster
Although the first PlayStation3 dev kits were nothing short of gigantic (similar to those PSP dev kits), it looks like Sony has released a "final" version -- one which doesn't exhale winds kin to a tropical storm and whine like a jet engine -- that's been tracked down and posterized. As expected, the juicy details here are few and far between, but at first glance it does seem to sport the obligatory optical Blu-ray drive, and on-hand reports stated that an alpha build of Full Auto 2 was among the data housed on the 80GB hard drive. Initial reactions were relatively positive, garnering praise for its sleek menus and "lag-free" play while connected to the PlayStation Network. The lucky few who wound up handling the not-yet-finalized controller dug the lightweight feel (thanks to the omission of a rumble feature), and noted that switching from wired to wireless modes was much snappier than the versions at (the final) E3. Unfortunately, no new information was leaked about titles in development, and no substantial secrets were unearthed, but hopefully that'll change pretty soon once these start making the rounds.
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August 21st, 2006, 22:07 Posted By: wraggster
As its mooted autumn release date nears, more gloriously Japanese-style visuals have emerged from Koei's turn-based RPG, Disgaea 2.
As have some details of goodies that will only be available to UK fans. Namely, the option to switch to the original Japanese voices (and thereby brush up on your Japanese) and a bonus soundtrack CD. In addition, if you buy the game from GAME's website, you'll get a limited edition Disgaea 2 artwork book. A fanboy's dream.
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August 21st, 2006, 22:06 Posted By: wraggster
While the venerable and indeed revered skating series has appeared on just about every format imaginable (we've even got the Zodiac version somewhere), there's major cause for next-gen optimism with Project 8, which promises some excellent gameplay tweaks, including a new momentum system allowing your skaters to build up a head of steam as they fly down assorted ramps, slopes and half-pipes.
Obviously, the series is also upping the stakes in the visuals department, as these two new screens attest, with cracking looks that should perfectly complement the skating action, including, it appears, the ability to leap clean over innocent bystanders.
Tony Hawk's Project 8 heads for 360, PS3, PS2, Xbox and PSP as the leaves start to turn brown, though for the funky next-gen versions that probably means November.
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August 21st, 2006, 22:04 Posted By: wraggster
News Via CVG
If the prospect of Koei's forthcoming PSP rhythm-action game Gitaroo Man Lives! has caused your thumbs to go all twitchy in anticipation, perhaps these typically wacky and colourful new screenshots will go some way towards pacifying you.
Alas, we have no firm release date for the bizarre, anarchic game (Koei is still saying nothing more specific than Q3 2006), but we can reveal that, this time around, you will be able to jam with the Man himself, and the game will include WiFi two-player axe-work. As you can see from the screenshots, its visuals will be as surreal as ever.
And if you pre-order the game at game.co.uk, you will get five limited-edition badges featuring the main characters from Gitaroo Man Lives! Bonus!
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August 21st, 2006, 22:01 Posted By: wraggster
Sony has announced that, as of August 23, the PlayStation 2's price will drop from £105 to £95.
At least, that's what we're presuming will happen in the UK, given that the European price has had €20 shaved off its €149.99 RRP.
So now you can buy a PS2 and have an unexpected tenner left over to spend on beer. Or buy four PS2s plus a couple of games for the price of a PS3. If that isn't cause for celebration, we don't know what is. Particularly now that, as we revealed earlier, the PS2 is soon to become pretty in pink.
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August 21st, 2006, 20:56 Posted By: wraggster
News Via CVG
Sony US head honcho Kaz Hirai has said the company hopes to get its download service (including a library of PS1 games) for the PSP up and running before the end of the year, that the PlayStation 3 will be online from launch day one, and has also given a rather lukewarm vote of confidence to the PSP's much-maligned UMD format.
In an interview with GameSpot, Hirai said, when questioned about the vaunted PSP Connect download service: "We are still hard at work on the download service for PSP. And again, we want to make sure that what we're offering is something that we can be happy with as opposed to something that's just put together for the sake of getting something out there as quickly as possible." He was less vague about the accompanying PS1 games download service, though: "The plan is to bring that this year, as close to launch as possible, as we start embarking on our online initiative. Again, the sooner we can bring that, those titles out to the market, the better. Obviously, we certainly are not going to have 1,200 titles come out at once. You also need to realize that some of the games just don't translate well onto a PSP environment, games that require the use of the two analogue sticks, for example."
Talking about the PlayStation 3, Hirai said: "The plan is to take the console online on November 17th as we launch and I also assume as we launch in Japan on November 11th." But when tackled about the growing trend among PSP owners towards downloading entertainment content to Memory Sticks, rather than buying UMDs, Hirai flannelled somewhat: "We see the UMD as really being a delivery medium of entertainment content. And as is the case with PlayStation 3, some things lend themselves better to a delivery medium through online to the memory stick. Other content lends itself better to a pre-recorded medium in the form of a UMD disk. If there are advantages, or for the motion picture companies to take advantage of UMD to deliver their content or music companies to deliver their content on UMDs, that's great. But at the same time, if they perceive another delivery medium, at the end of the day that's all going to help in increasing the installed base of the PlayStation Portable."
It's hardly a ringing endorsement of the world's most proprietary format though. Hirai also carefully reiterated that Sony has no plans to either redesign the PSP or to drop its price, pointing out that the handheld has sold 20 million units worldwide in its first 18 months on the market, 5.2 million of which were shifted in the US alone.
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