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Homebrew Game: Vector Infector Beta 1 Released
From the description:
Forum newcomer smyads has release Vector Infector, an extremely addictive shooter similar to the ever popular Geometry Wars. The graphics are very well done, the single soundtrack is decent enough for a first release, and I can't be bothered to write any more about it because I have to go back to playing it!
I'm fairly new to the PSP, and have been spending the last week or so learning how to play with its innards. I've come up with this little game, which is a 'port' of Vector Infector, a game being put together by one of me mates. It's a Geometry Wars inspired game. Basically, you have to kill everything that moves, except for the shiny little gems, which you collect. The more gems you get, the higher your score multiplier, and the bigger your guns get.
It's still VERY beta so any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Controls:
Dpad or analoggy to move
Shape buttons to fire
Ltrigger = switch between robotron-esque and straight-ahead shooting
Rtrigger = freeze movement for aiming when shooting straight ahead
Select = dump screenshot to MS root (just raw, sorry!)
Start = cycle music (only 1 track though, so never mind)
Download it
here
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posted on Wednesday, January 18, 2006 8:00 PM by
Auri
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