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July 26th, 2009, 12:16 Posted By: wraggster
News via PSPita of a new release of the PC Engine emulator for PSP:
New release for PCE for PSP, PC Engine emulator developed by an unknown Japanese coder. It finally left the beta stage.
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July 26th, 2009, 11:20 Posted By: wraggster
The Digital Foundry blog takes a look at how the focus on high-quality graphics in console game development may be lost on more gamers than people realize. According to Mark Rein of Epic Games, more than half of Gears of War 2 users played the game on a standard-definition television. While you might expect that dropping the graphics quality would correspond to a boost in frame rates, that turns out not to be the case, and running at standard definition can actually be a detriment in some cases. Quoting:
"PAL50 is mandatory for SD gameplay on all games on all European PS3s. You can't avoid running at a sub-optimal 50Hz unless you splash out on a high-def screen. The Euro release of Killzone 2 works at SD resolution on any PS3, even if it can only run at PAL50 on a Euro machine. In short, if you're a Euro PS3 owner playing Killzone 2 on a standard-definition display, you're losing around 17 per cent of the frame-rate owing to the lack of PAL60 support in the PS3 hardware. The game itself isn't slower as such (as was often the case in the Mega Drive/SNES era), and you'll note that it's effectively a sustained 25FPS while the 60Hz versions can be somewhat more variable. But Killzone 2 is already somewhat laggy in its control system and this impacts the feel of the game still further. While there is a 17 per cent increase in resolution, this is far less noticeable than the additional numbness in the controls."
http://games.slashdot.org/story/09/0...rd-Def-Players
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July 26th, 2009, 11:16 Posted By: wraggster
Just because Toshiba has given up on HD DVD and moved on, doesn't mean the format war is totally over for red. According to a report by a Japanese TV station, its successor, China Blue HD is actually leading Blu-ray in marketshare in that country. Of course, based on the article found by our friends at FormatWarCentral, all we have to go on is a machine translated description of a video in a language we don't speak describing the apparent initial success of the government backed format in a socialist republic. If you need more evidence than that to declare the format war officially restarted, you're probably a communist, but before we drag you in front of the Un-American activities committee check out the video for a peek at the slick new CBHD cases that The Onion will surely be shipping its videos in very soon.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/25/b...nd-theater-of/
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July 26th, 2009, 03:45 Posted By: Zack
Via : RetroEmu - Official LuaPlayer Euphoria Forum
Hi!
First of all, I would like to start off by apologizing for the HUGE delay between V4 > V5. The reason for this is just simply lack of enthusiasm to do anything but watch TV or sleep when I got home from work or on my days off.
I assure you that there will be a few releases coming up over the next few days and I will try never to disappear like that again 
So whats new? Well only a small changelog but release worthy I reckon. I was going to wait till I was finished adding the Sony Utility functions (ie. Osk, netprompt etc), but I felt a release was long overdue and the new features are release worthy.
So enough blabbering... Here is whats new :
New Features :
There is also new eboot art but who cares  Sorry all of the Sony Utility functions are not yet implemented. I am working on it, just wanted to get you an update out. There will be more of the Sony Utility functions available in V6 
Future plans..
As always, you will find samples of the New functions and the old ones too in the "Samples" folder, located in the download.
So thanks! And enjoy LuaPlayer Euphoria's latest release!
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July 26th, 2009, 01:17 Posted By: wraggster
Dan369 has posted a news update of his work on his Mario Game for the PSP:
Well firstly i'd like to thank everyone that has visited my site, i only just put that hit counter up 1 & a half days ago & already it's on 58 . I can't believe it, thanks again to everyone that is visiting & is helping support me & my projects.
So what's this update all about, well because today i felt in a real good mood & because i think it's video time, i have another great video of my project showing off the latest features.
So here's the changelog:
- Added idle state to enemies, so that when they are killed they stay at a 'squashed state' (goomba's only!) the video explains what i mean
- Added the first collision checks for enemies against mario
- Altered the animation speed to make it a bit faster & decreased the height of mario's jump
-Finally finished the positioning off the mini-blocks when/if a brick block is destroyed, again video will show this.
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July 26th, 2009, 00:54 Posted By: wraggster
News via gxmod
Franco went on our forums to present its new version of its excellent homebrew Labyr1t 2D turn now to version 1.1. The work is huge for this new version, I can tell you no more, here are the details of his release ...
Franco Citation:
Here is the release of Labyr1t 2D, version 1.1, is I worked hard to offer you great improvements.
What Labyr1t 2D?
Labyr1t 2D is a game where you must pick the output in a maze. You are a little Pac Man through a maze with a number of lives per game and you need to go green until the location while avoiding obstacles red. Moreover, to complicate things a little, you have to realize this task in the time allotted to you.
The huge new features of version 1.1!
* Improved code
* Added a method of random mazes with no lives
* 3 new levels (with end)
* The number of lives is no longer reset to zero at each level.
* Added 3 modes of difficulty: easy, medium, difficult and that changes the time and number of lives
* Replacement of the small blue square with a Pac Man turns his head in terms of its direction
* Improvement of collisions
* When you lose a life, the game will not restart itself, a screen appears and you restart the game by pressing Cross.
* Bug fixes and minor additions
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July 26th, 2009, 00:47 Posted By: wraggster
News via PSPita
HxV user of our forums, publish a revised version of the homebrew handy Universal Remote, which is useful to transform a fat PSP into a universal remote. In this first release has been updated the list of remotes, making the program compatible with a growing number of devices.
A note and follow the link to download.
Notes:
Quote:
Changelog v1.1
- Support all 'Xbox360
- Added new commands Sky
- Added other remotes
Changelog v1.2:
- Updated graphics.
- Added many new remotes.
Abstract: Universal Remote only works on psp fat (the only ones to have the infrared) with support for Kernel 1.50.
Installation:
1 - Copy the remotes in the root folder of MS.
2 - Copy the PSP folder or just the two files of the program inside GAME150.
3 - Start the homebrew !
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July 26th, 2009, 00:41 Posted By: wraggster
News via PSPita
Hades Xent Vincent, our user forums, issue a modified version of DayViewer, designed by Total_Noob plugin which displays the day of the week in the XMB. In this release there are translations in Italian, English, French, Spanish and German.
More to follow.
Installation:
Quote:
- Copy the file dayviewer.prx folder Seplugins the string and add ms0: / seplugins / dayviewer.prx 1 file VSH.txt
- Select the file to the translation you want, rename it and place it in dayviewer.txt folder Seplugins
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July 25th, 2009, 21:03 Posted By: wraggster
While nothing here solves Blu-ray's number one problem, price, there's no denying Sony's got some fun tech on display in its new 400 disc Blu-ray MegaChanger and the new BDP-S1000ES single disc Blu-ray player with WiFi. The MegaChanger presents a lovable XMB-style, Gracenote-powered onscreen menu for sorting through all the media stashed in your MegaChanger, and the S1000ES packs in 802.11n for BD-Live, along with premium analog outs and some dashing good looks for the well-heeled enthusiasts. $1,900 and $700 of respective awesomeness? Well, that's up to you decide.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/24/s...-in-the-flesh/
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July 25th, 2009, 14:59 Posted By: ThePspTester
Hello guys,
I just released my first lua game for psp.
I named it PSP Press.
You get a note (a image) which tell you which button you have to press.
When you didn't really understand what you have to do here is a video from my youtube channel:
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July 25th, 2009, 01:51 Posted By: wraggster
It's been a couple months since the PS3 2.70 firmware update, but we've finally gotten the chance to test out the external video storage. In two words: it works.
You can back up your purchased videos to any external USB drive, be it a flash drive or a standard USB hard drive. The video will show up on in a backup folder inside the drive, but you can't stream directly from the drive. So it's not like you can connect a 1TB USB hard drive and dump all your movies onto there for on-the-fly watching. You're limited to whatever space you have on your PS3's drive for storage, but you can swap in/swap-out from the external drive with relative ease.
So yeah, nice job Sony for putting out this video backup. It's great for the person who downloads a lot of movies from Sony's PSN service, which has a surprisingly decent selection for a service that's not that old.
http://gizmodo.com/5322223/ps3s-270-...tream/gallery/
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July 25th, 2009, 00:25 Posted By: wraggster
News/release from Dreiundachzig
RPS PSP is based on LUA.
It's a simple version of that game you all played in school or like me still make a competition with my school mates .
It's very easy to understand:
Square: Rock
Cross: Paper
Triangle: Scissors
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July 25th, 2009, 00:17 Posted By: wraggster
The Jpcsp Team have released a new build of the PSP Emulator for Windows written in Java. The Emulator does play many commercial games.
Heres whats new:
r1110 Implemented sceUtilitySavedataInitStart mode 15. Tested using SavedataTool
r1109 Fixed interpretation of 2D coordinates as float values (tested on PSP).
r1108 VideoEngine: fixed BONE reading & handling.
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July 25th, 2009, 00:10 Posted By: wraggster
News via PSPita
HxV user of our forums, publish a revised version of the homebrew handy Universal Remote, which is useful to transform a fat PSP into a universal remote. In this first release has been updated the list of remotes, making the program compatible with a growing number of devices.
A note and follow the link to download.
Notes:
Quote:
Changelog v1.1
- Support all 'Xbox360
- Added new commands Sky
- Added other remotes
Changelog v1.2:
- Updated graphics.
- Added many new remotes.
Abstract: Universal Remote only works on psp fat (the only ones to have the infrared) with support for Kernel 1.50.
Installation:
1 - Copy the remotes in the root folder of MS.
2 - Copy the PSP folder or just the two files of the program inside GAME150.
3 - Start the homebrew!
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July 24th, 2009, 13:25 Posted By: sg57
To see it all, go to the project release page on my new site:
http://sg57.digital-insanity.com/ind..._id=1248423646
To sum it up...
Update:
# Added a new Ca$h Tournament system where you can win real money just by scoring high!
# Added custom MP3 Playback, recursively scans the /MUSIC and /PSP/MUSIC folders. Included is a Default.mp3
# Switched to intraFont making text fonts much better
# Upgraded to the SVN version of OSlibmod
# Small tweaks regarding collision and physics
# Uses Sony utilities for a smooth and seamless interface
# Rotation of cannon barrel no longer resets after each launch
# A lot of small tweaks and fixes I hadn't caught all those years ago...
Cash Tournaments:
In short, enter into a tournament by paying a set amount via credit card, paypal or completing free offers (yup!) then play, play, play, and play some more trying to be rank #1 on the leaderboards - if you aren't no worries because 30% of all participants will be a winner and walk away with real cash either electronically or by check in the mail! Learn more at the project release page... It's new, it's innovative, and it's for real - win a jackpot of money just by launching this poor cat as far as you can!
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July 23rd, 2009, 23:45 Posted By: wraggster
TPN have released a podcast:
Last year’s Tiger Woods PGA Tour title for the PSP was a bit of a Bogey. Does PGA 2010 make it to Par or even knock in a Birdie? I think you’ll be surprised with the results, and heading to that affiliate link on the right (which helps the show!) after you listen to the review and the latest news in the world of the Sony Playstation Portable.
More Info --> http://psp.thepodcastnetwork.com/200...s-pga-tour-10/
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July 23rd, 2009, 23:41 Posted By: wraggster
News via pspita
Gefa user of our forums, releases a new homebrew game. This is a Portable Bubble, on PSP porting of the famous Puzzle Bobble. In this version, however, there are particularities. And 'it can select which level to play and set the corresponding level. E 'can also create your own level sets and play a "random".
More information to follow.
Installation - Screenshots - Video:
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Installation:
- Copy the folder in PortableBubble PSP / GAME folder and the main root in python
- Starting the program
How to create new levels:
- Create a text file in the / lvls include:
Code:
# author, numero_livelli
6 6 4 4 2 2 3 3
6 6 4 4 2 2 3
2 2 3 3 6 6 4 4
2 3 3 6 6 4 4
- - - - - - - --
- - - - - - --
- - - - - - - --
- - - - - - --
- - - - - - - --
- - - - - - --
- 7 7 7 7 7 7 --
- 1 1 1 1 1 --
- - 2 2 2 2 - --
- - - 2 - - --
- - - 2 2 - - --
- - - 5 - - --
- - - 5 5 - - --
- - - - - - --
- - - - - - - --
- - - - - - --
- The numbers indicate the color of the bubbles (ranging from 1 to 7), while the dashes indicate a blank space.
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July 23rd, 2009, 23:35 Posted By: wraggster
News from StreetskaterFU
Release of the updated Trophy Scanner, now on version 1.2. Simultaneous release of the original Linux application by SKFU and the Windows port by RichDevX.
The download below contains 32/64 Bit Linux versions and a 32 Bit Windows version.
/-------------\
/Changelog 1.2\
/-------------\
Linux Version:
- Added support for game-ID range 0-999 (last was 100-999)
- Added option to scan for all trophy icons of one specific game
- Added folder creations
- Fixed a counter bug
Windows Version:
- Added option to scan for all trophy icons of one specific game
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