Tuesday, May 02, 2006 - Posts

REVIEW: Dragon Multifunction Portable Audio Visual System for PSP

MaxConsole has a review of the Dragon Multifunction Portable Audio Video System for the PSP...

Check it out here.

Their premise: <grin>

Are you getting this….


Or this?

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Daedalus PSP Nintendo 64 Emulator Updated!

Daedalus N64 Emulator

Download it here.

Man, the ball has been set rolling. And it keeps on going. After the release and an update, we have one more!

Like before, it might not run all your ROMs (legal, of-course) it's still good progress for N64 Emulation. And with PSMonkey collaborating with StrmnNrmn, you guys can look forward to even better emulation. For now, enjoy Daedalus R3. We've uploaded the 1.0, 1.5 versions, plus the source!

Release Notes:

Support for large (i.e. 8MB+) roms has been added, resulting in significantly more roms being able to boot. The same change also freed up around 6MB of memory which allows many roms to run for longer. A few new combiner modes were added which fixed a few graphical glitches in the roms that are running.


Changes:

[+] Added support for streaming in large roms on demand.

[+] Various combiner (graphics) fixes.

[ !] Fixed 120K wasted memory.

[~] Minor cosmetic (debug output) tweaks.

[~] Stopped debug output obscuring screenshots.


It will most probably work on 2.0 and above. Feel free to try. The single zip file contains the 1.0, 1.5 eboots and the source code. Thanks for the tip Erikku!

Source: PSPupdates

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PSP to Get Sequel to Archer Maclean's Game "Mercury"

One of the most innovative games for PSP (if IGN is to be believed) is getting a sequel, as Ignition Entertainment is making a sequel to Archer Maclean's Mercury.

Dubbed Mercury Meltdown, the game is already in development for Sony's handheld and will be shown behind closed doors at E3. Mercury Meltdown features a new visual style, twice the number of stages, a free-look camera and new ways to control your mercury "blob."

Supporting the PSP's continually upgraded WiFi system, Mercury Meltdown will also support up to two players, offer game sharing capabilities, customization skins and downloadable content. There will also be new party-puzzle modes.

No release date was given for Mercury Meltdown, but we expect to learn more at E3.

Source: DailyGame

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Atari Announces First Ever DUNGEONS & DRAGONS(R) Game for PSP

NEW YORK, May 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Atari, Inc. today announced the development of DUNGEONS & DRAGONS(R): Tactics(TM) for the PSP(TM) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system, marking the first time the highly- coveted D&D(R) license has ever graced a next-generation portable system. D&D(R): Tactics authentically utilizes the D&D 3.5 rule-set created by Wizards of Coast, a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. and allows players to take a party of six adventurers into a wide variety of dangerous environments to experience deep and exciting turn-based action. Developed by Kuju Entertainment, D&D: Tactics is not yet rated and is planned for a 2006 holiday season release. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS is under license from the Hasbro Properties Group, the intellectual property development arm of Hasbro, Inc.

"DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: Tactics will offer role-playing game fans and PSP system owners the only chance to bring this fantasy-based game wherever they go," said Rick Mehler, Director of Marketing, Atari, Inc. "With wireless cooperative game modes, downloadable content, customizable characters and the acclaimed 3.5 rule-set, Atari is thrilled to extend the D&D world to the handheld market."

"The PSP system has proven to be a very exciting platform to work with and an ideal choice to expand the world of DUNGEONS & DRAGONS within the interactive gaming space," said Jerry Chu, Senior Licensing Manager, Hasbro. "Making full use of the PSP system's unique capabilities, gamers will be granted an accurate D&D experience and story combined with a robust multiplayer system and the ability to extend gameplay thru downloadable content."

D&D: Tactics offers an original, intriguing DUNGEONS & DRAGONS storyline. Players take on the role of a mortal child caught in a conflict of two competing dragons striving for godhood. Alignment is critical, as it affects the end of the story and allows players to change from good to evil, or the other way around, depending on which quests they choose. Gamers will play through a series of adventures, completing various objectives along the way. D&D: Tactics offers all the DUNGEONS & DRAGONS base character classes including Barbarian, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Fighter Monk, Paladin, Ranger, Rogue, Sorcerer and Wizard. Five Prestige Classes are available, as are two Psionic classes, the Psion and the Psychic Warrior. Players will be able to customize their characters and store as many as their memory stick can handle.

D&D: Tactics will take full advantage of the PSP system's wireless capability and offer gamers a multiplayer mode. The co-operative mode allows a group of gamers to play the single-player campaign with their friends as a team. In Deathmatch mode a series of special arenas, such as the randomly- generated and populated Dungeon Bash, allows players to fight one another with their saved parties. D&D Tactics also features the ability to utilize downloadable content helping extend the play in the form of new dungeon maps.

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Source: Sys-Con.com

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TVSP 0.1a (TV Station Portable) for the Sony PSP - Homebrew Location Free Player - Watch TV on your PSP!

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