Go Fish changelog

Fancy a card game that isn't Blackjack or Poker? Then ready your fishing rods and train those bluffing faces as Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer dsi has just released the latest version of his homebrew game, Go Fish. Let's see what's changed from the last version that was released quite a while back.

Release Notes for version 1.1:

• Added high score file containing overall results
• Changed EBOOT icon (thanks to nicodemus82)
• Minor cosmetic changes
• Improved random number seed; cards were getting predictable
• works on PSP Slim now (thanks to homemister91's new LuaPlayer HM)

Certainly a very good list of changes, if a bit on the skinny side. The most important one being that it now works on the PSP Slim, which makes for some entertaining gameplay for those of us who upgraded to the latest model. Installation is a piece of cake - simply extract the archive's contents into the PSPGAME location of your memory stick, and you're good to go.

The creator of the PSP Memory Game dsi has just released Go Fish v1.0. This is the first release of the game and should provide card aficionados a nice change of pace from Blackjack and Poker.

Playing the game is pretty simple, with the first person to empty his hand winning the game. If the deck runs out of cards before that happens, the one with the most pairs picks up the victory. Overall, the graphics are pretty solid and the computer AI provides a decent amount of challenge for the casual gamer. The sound clips from The Simpsons were a nice addition to the game as well.

If there's one thing this game needs, its an option to play against a friend either through hotseating or ad-hoc which would have made the game perfect. Perhaps in a future release? If you want to try this game, be sure to go over the Read Me document included in the compressed file.