PSPirates changelog

Yeah, we were wondering about that quirky little detail. Apparently the previous version of PSPirates had a little bug in it. Good thing the team was able to squash it out fast. They've released an update to their homebrew game, and as MexicanSnake says, it's pretty much the same version as the last, but now it the bug is fixed.

In PSPirates v5c, you can now access the awards that you get in the game and view them in the "Gallery" section. The previous release somehow wasn't able to show the unlockables, and now, it sort of works like a save state. Mexicansnake stresses that this is "just a bug fix release", but see, it's the type of little bug that when fixed makes the whole that that much better.

MexicanSnake over at our forums has released a new version of the fast-button-pushing naval battle game. MexicanSnake described the new features as:

• Gallery
• Awards
• New options
• New mini games
• Corrected code
• Multiplayer with 1 psp
• and more!!!!!!

MexicanSnake and Deanaw22 have released another version of their PSPirates homebrew game coded in Lua, updating it to version 2 just 3 days after the first release. In this button-mashing styled game you have to try and destroy the pirate ship opposite you before it destorys yours! Quite a few moderate updates have been added for this version, all of which increase the longivety of this game. Here's the changelog:

• Added 3 difficulty modes: Easy, Medium and Hard.
• Modifications to the credits section
• Each time a cannon ball is fired a small flame can be spotted at the tip of each cannon, providing a little more detail to the game.

And the updates don't stop there. MexicanSnake and Deanaw22 have online play and a few more secretive features which they wren't releasing any details on at this time for future releases. Suggestions or ideas for improvements to this game are welcomed in the forum release thread. Keep mashing those buttons!

Mexicansnake, in conjunction with Deanaw22, has released a button-masher type game named PSPirates (written in LUA) with the aim of the game being to destroy the other boat first.

Mexicansnake, in conjunction with Deanaw22, has released a button-masher type game named PSPirates (written in LUA) with the aim of the game being to destroy the other boat first.