QQ Manto changelog

When homebrew developer nataku92 first released Line Rider-inspired QQ Manto, it was warmly accepted by the community. Aside from borrowing gameplay elements from the Flash game, this creation is very reminiscent of Loco Roco sans the tilt function for the shoulder buttons.

However, QQ Manto did encounter several problems as some of the users reported a bug within the program. Accordingly, these users encountered a blue screen and a message that their units have crashed after playing QQ Manto for a couple of minutes. This newly-released build has that problem already solved.

Aside from the bug fix, nothing else was added to the game. Well, the game is already great as it is but the developer is open for suggestions so that he can add them in the future updates. We're pretty certain that a lot of you would still ask for that tilt function.

Please read the Readme.txt file included in QQ Manto v0.5b before installing the game on your PSP units and especially if this is the first time you are going to try this.

The Flash game Line Rider that became a full-blown Internet phenomenon has inspired a lot of iterations in the past and it has even made its presence felt at this year's Neo Spring Coding Contest. Homebrew developer nataku92 created a PlayStation Portable game heavily inspired by Line Rider known as QQ Manto v0.5.

The coder noted that despite that QQ Manto is a game, there's no way that a player can win or lose. The objective is to make interesting and fun patterns of lines for the blob to ride through. We really had enjoying making patterns and while watching the blob slide down a slope, we can't help but be reminded of Loco Roco.

Anyway, nataku92 included a Readme.txt file in the download package below. It contains key maps for pattern creation as well as the game itself so don't skip that one before installing this on your PlayStation Portable units.