Phil's Shooting Range changelog

myschoo has updated his Phil's Shooting Range, the homebrew shooting game for the PSP, to v0.3. The GTA-inspired shooter is myschoo's first Lua game although it doesn't a LUA Player. To install, simply copy the two PSR folders to th PSP/GAME and you can start your trigger-happy hour.

If you're a GTA fan, Phil's Shooting Range isn't going to be a total stranger. This shooter uses the same controls as the game:

• X: New Game
• HOME: Exit to XMB
• O: Shoot
• Analog stick: Move with crosshair

In Phil's Shooting Range v0.3, myschoo listed the following changes:

• Added a highscore system
• Added objective

He's still working on adding more targets and time trials, improvingthe graphics and fixing any bugs that may crop up in this version. But we're pretty sure he'll get them all by the time he rolls out his next update. Meanwhile, you can download Phil's Shooting Range v0.3 right now.

One of the greatest inventions since bread came sliced were shooting games. Yeah, we've got a whole bajillion and two-thirds of FPS titles out in the market now, but when you want to talk about the basics, all you've got to do is find a target shooting game. From Hogan's Alley and Duck Hunt in the NES to a more modern Point Blank complete with bombs, bald men, and balloons.

Introductions aside, let's all greet myschoo (Phil) a warm welcome into the homebrew community. It's his first LUA game, and it's doing great. Phil's Shooting Range v0.1 is complete down to the GTA theme. The controls are simple enough: hit O to shoot and
use the Analog stick to move the Crosshairs.

The game's in its infancy stage as of now (dude, it's still in v0.1), so if you guys have any suggestions, just discuss it with him in our Forum Release Thread (linked below). He'd gladly try to make room for your input in future versions. Currently, here's what myschoo's planning to include:

• Highscore system
• Better GFX
• Remove BUGS (if any)
• Time trial
• More Targets