Showing posts with label PSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSP. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2008

Awaker (finale version) - full homebrew game for PSP and PC

For those of you who were waiting for the final release of the xtreamlua team (Poinson_xtreamlua, genevois, and alexel), then I'm happy to announce that the development team responsible for the Awaker demo they released more than half a year ago is finally available for download.

If you can't remember what the game is about, it's essentially a 2D racing game set on a psychedelic backdrop of neon lines and lights. The funky background isn't just for show, though. If you happen to move while the "static fields" emitted by the towers go live, then you have to start all over again.

The previous version only featured the demo of Awaker, with six levels available between two difficulty modes. However, this final version has nine different levels to offer with a bonus level that has to be unlocked.

Awaker is available for both the PSP and the PC, with the appropriate installers found below. Don't forget to take a look at the documentation included in the game on how to install the game. In any case, I hope you enjoy the download.

Download: Awaker (finale version) for PSP
Download: Awaker (finale version) for PC
Visit: QJ.NET's PSP Development forum

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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

HGZine- the free HandHeld Games (PSP and DS) magazine


HGZine, the free PSP and DS games magazine
This is a completely free magazine for HandHeld Gamers - download the latest issue now!

Sunday, January 13, 2008

How To Put Movies On Your PSP

The first thing you need to know is the PSP can only play MP4 video files. So if you download or rip any other file formats such as AVI, MOV or DIVX etc, you need a software to convert these files to MP4.

I use Imtoo PSP video converter but you could use other psp video software converters as well.

Most psp video converters will allow conversion to MP4. You might also want to make the settings as follow:

Video size: either 368x206 or 320x240 due to screen resolution of PSP
Video Bit rate : 384, 512, 768 Kbps
Frame rate : at least 29 frames per second

Audio Sample Rate : 24 Khz
Audio bit rate : 64, 96, 128 160 Kbps

These settings will ensure the converted movie file can play smoothly on your PSP.

Once you have done that, the next step is to put the converted movie on your PSP.

You need to connect your PSP to your computer via the PSP data transfer cable.

If you are using the Imtool PSP video converter, click on tools and then psp video manager.

Then click on browse to select the MP4 fles you want to copy and click on move to transfer it to your PSP. That's it, it's that simple. As you can see, it's not that difficult to put movies on PSP.

Sunday, December 30, 2007

How to convert DVDs to your PSP

How to convert movie to your PSP is a relatively simple process.

To do this you will first need to convert the movie to the PSP MPEG4 format and then
transfer the movie over to the PSP. The PSP can only play movies in the PSP MPEG4 format.

You would need to convert your movie (e.g DivX, XviD, MOV, rm, rmvb, VOB, DVD, WMV, AVI) to the PSP MPEG4 format. Thankfully with the help of software you can convert and transfer movies to your PSP with the click of a button. I've personally tried a few and I like PSP X Studio the best. It's easy to use and has super fast conversion speeds.

To convert movies to your PSP:

1) You would need to connect your PSP to your PC via the USB cable.
2) Launch the movie converter software
3) Within the software, browse to the movie that you’d like to watch on your PSP and click the relevant convert button.

The software will then convert the selected movie from whatever format it was in to the PSP MPEG4 format. It will then automatically transfer the PSP compatible movie to your PSP automatically. For this to work you have to ensure your PSP is connected to your PC via USB.

There are various types of software that convert movie formats but only specific PSP movie converters will convert and transfer the movie automatically to your PC. A simple movie converter software will only convert the movie to the PSP MPEG4 format but you will need to manually copy over the movie to the PSP.

If you choose to manually copy the movie over to the PSP then these are the steps you’d need to take:

1) Create a new folder in the root directory named MP_ROOT, and then create a folder called 100MNV01 in MP_ROOT.

2) Copy your movie files should into E:MP_ROOT100MNV01, where E: is the drive letter of your Memory Stick.

To watch the movie, scroll over to Video in your PSP menu and select it by pressing the O button. It should list your converted movie, with title, date, and length of video. Press O again and it will start playing.

There are four screen display modes which you can choose from by pressing the triangle button. Scroll up to Screen Mode (2nd from left on the top row) and use the O button to scroll between Normal, Zoom, Full Screen, and Original modes.

Monday, December 24, 2007

Guide on How to Download PSP Games

PSP games are all the rage nowadays. The reason for this is quite simple: the PSP is a very versatile piece of equipment. It allows portability for playing games in the form of small UMD disc that you can easily carry around. However apart from UMD disc, there are other ways of storing your PSP games i.e. in your memory sticks. This is a simple guide on how to download PSP games from your computer to your PSP.

Homebrew PSP games are custom design games developed by programmers. Some of the feature of these homebrew PSP games is that it emulates other gaming console so that you will be able to play wide variety of games from platforms such as Nintendo, Supernintendo, Megadrive, NeoGeo and much more. This makes the PSP a very powerful gaming console not to mention that these homebrew PSP games are available all over the internet.

What you will need is sufficient PSP memory stick. I would always recommend memory stick of at least 1GB, but if you do not have the sufficient resources (i.e. money) a 256MB Memory stick should be alright. Note: for a brand new memory stick you will need to format it. The other thing that you will require when installing a game to your memory card is your PSP Firmware version 1.5 or less. Later firmware version will not work. If you do have a later version of PSP, please consider downgrading you PSP.

In simple terms its this; you will download your games from the internet into you PC and then transfer your game files to your PSP via a USB cable. When your computer is connected to your PSP, your PC will recognize your PSP as a detachable memory (similar to a USB drive). It will assign a drive (usually f: ) and you will be able to drag and drop you PSP games file to your memory stick. These are some of the steps to download PSP games.

Step 1
You must copy your PSP games file to the correct path or the games simply would not work. The correct path is PSP>GAME (all the folder names are in caps)

Step 2
After the PSP games are fully transferred to your memory stick, disconnect the PSP from your PC. In your PSP main menu, scroll to GAME and then select Memory Stick option. Press X, and list of available games in your memory stick will be displayed. If you find any error on your PSP, you might want to check your firmware version.

This is a simple guide on how to download PSP games from your computer and it is a proven techniques and been done countless of times. Most important of all it allows you to enjoy wide variety of games from other gaming console.

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