Music Quiz changelog

A couple of days back, we heard from PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Xevious86 with the game called Music Quiz. For those who checked it out in version 0.1, you'll be glad to know that the game is now on version 0.2, sporting a number of additions and fixes.

In case you missed the Music Quiz version 0.1, it's a quiz game as the name suggests. It takes your music tracks (the ones in your /PSP/MUSIC), plays one and then shows you four track names to choose from. The new version has the following changes (taken from the forum release thread):

• Added a mode option (which does a little to nothing)
• You can now select the music file (/ PSP / MUSIC / or / MUSIC /): go to the folder of the game and open "option.txt" if there is written: "mode = 1", the music will be in the folder / PSP / MUSIC /, if "mode = 2", the music will be in the file / MUSIC /.
• If the name of the music is too long, the end will be replaced by "..." (merci a shaolan) (Thanks a shaolan)
• Mode high-scoring semi-functional (it works but there is a trick to regler) (thanks to the tutorial)

Xevious86 listed the planned features for Music Quiz and there are two so far: a mode where you can choose which music folder the game will use, and a fully functional highscore list. Anyway, check out the download below. Enjoy!

Here's a unique little quiz game from Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Xevious86 - it's one that makes the questions based on the music tracks you have in your /PSP/MUSIC folder. A very cool idea, and in execution, it's pretty awesome.

For the uninitiated, playing Music Quiz is pretty simple. Once executed, Music Quiz will pick a random track in your /PSP/MUSIC folder and play it, and give you four track names to choose from (also picked randomly by the homebrew program itself). Then just press any of the PSP's face buttons that correspond to the correct choice. It's as easy as that.

Homebrew developer Xevious86 does suggest that if you are going to make use of Music Quiz, make sure that the tracks have short names - otherwise it's going to look funky in the choices screen. He does promise to fix that in a future version, however.