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How much RAM does these things have anyway? Ah well, I guess we'll just have to stick to the old games, if I only had a PSP xD

At 4/26/06 12:55 PM, Claxor wrote: How much RAM does these things have anyway? Ah well, I guess we'll just have to stick to the old games, if I only had a PSP xD

About 32mb, but most of it is used up by the Firmware..

The GTA exploit is blocked on it. But its almost worth loosing homebrew just for the locoroco demo.

If it was a flash 8 player i might have upgraded, but its only 6 so you cant play the stuff on here.

At 4/26/06 01:13 PM, chellow wrote: If it was a flash 8 player i might have upgraded, but its only 6 so you cant play the stuff on here.

Yeah you can, it just can't display stuff like filters, bitmapdata, etc.

I made a game designed for the PSP.

http://www.pixelnine.org/pspbreakout.swf (8KB)

I included an FPS counter to see how fast it handles. I get ~40 FPS in the intro and around 6-7 FPS in the actual game, even in low quality.

Wow thats cool. Dont have a PSP, but its still cool :D

What date did Flash player 6 come out, and what date did Flash player 7 come out? the time between the two (and before) is pretty much the games from NG people would be able to play.

And what are the controls etc like on it for games?

PSP firmware 2.70 is protected against GTA-based hacks, all known homebrew, and any other unintended use.

There is a Homebrew flashplayer dtw. I dl'ed it earlier today.

At 4/26/06 10:12 PM, Sugggames wrote: PSP firmware 2.70 is protected against GTA-based hacks, all known homebrew, and any other unintended use.

There is a Homebrew flashplayer dtw. I dl'ed it earlier today.

ya but its god awful and it dosent work with teh internet.....i might make something for psp users if anyone minds...its just.....how do i know my litimt withs flash mx?

lol sorry ment to say FLASH MX 04

At 4/26/06 11:19 PM, x_factor11 wrote: i might make something for psp users if anyone minds...its just.....how do i know my litimt withs flash mx?

File > Publish Settings > Flash [tab] > Version: Flash Player 6.

Da da.

Also, add _quality = "low"; to the first frame.

Ignore that ^

At 4/26/06 01:13 PM, chellow wrote: Its almost worth loosing homebrew just for the locoroco demo.

I downloaded that late last night.. it is fucking amazing! I saw some stuff about it in OPS2, but I never thought it was worth buying - now I know it's a must buy. It's so fluid and awesome. Just imagine, if they fit that much in ~8mb then what's a whole UMD going to be like? :D

At 4/26/06 06:47 PM, Orunitia wrote: I included an FPS counter to see how fast it handles. I get ~40 FPS in the intro and around 6-7 FPS in the actual game, even in low quality.

That's pretty cool, the ball moves a bit fast though.

At 4/26/06 07:04 PM, -Mogly- wrote: What date did Flash player 6 come out, and what date did Flash player 7 come out? the time between the two (and before) is pretty much the games from NG people would be able to play.

Flash 7 came out in 2004 (Flash MX2004, duh ;D) so yah.. and most Flash 7 stuff works perfectly anyway - there wasn't much difference between MX and MX2004 really.

And what are the controls etc like on it for games?

Well the arrows (LEFT, RIGHT, UP and DOWN) are controlled by the PSP D-Pad, the mouse works with the analog stick and X works as onMouseDown.. that's it.

At 4/26/06 10:12 PM, Sugggames wrote: There is a Homebrew flashplayer dtw. I dl'ed it earlier today.

I had that, but it sucked more ass than an Inglor. Suckass. Nice as a proof of concept, but it wasn't worth actually using it.

At 4/26/06 11:19 PM, x_factor11 wrote: i might make something for psp users if anyone minds...its just.....how do i know my litimt withs flash mx?

File > Publish Settings > Flash [tab] > Version: Flash Player 6.

Da da.

Also, add _quality = "low"; to the first frame.

At 4/27/06 11:37 AM, liaaaam wrote:

At 4/26/06 06:47 PM, Orunitia wrote: I included an FPS counter to see how fast it handles. I get ~40 FPS in the intro and around 6-7 FPS in the actual game, even in low quality.

That's pretty cool, the ball moves a bit fast though.

Trust me, it's a lot slower on the PSP.

At 4/27/06 04:14 PM, Orunitia wrote: Trust me, it's a lot slower on the PSP.

I bet.

ok hx liam

PSPs are expensive.

At 4/27/06 06:58 PM, Johnny_Nostalgia_Esq wrote: PSPs are expensive.

your expensive

At 4/27/06 07:49 PM, x_factor11 wrote:

your expensive

I also don't play mp3 files or movies :'(