Wolfenstien 3D Test changelog

So far, we've seen the likes of Doom and even Quake make it to the PSP thanks to the efforts of some very enterprising homebrew developers. Now if those titles haven't whetted your classic FPS appetite yet, get ready for Zack's release of Wolfenstein 3D v3.0.As its name implies this homebrew game is a PSP port of ID Software's Wolfenstein 3D FPS from 1992. This release is based on developer HardHat's Wolf3D port v2.0, with Zack's build carrying full PSP Slim support and sound. As for the rest of this homebrew's features (Quoting Zack's release thread): * Full Sound Support * Full Music Support * Full Screen Support (as default, can be enlarged more however) * Full Speed * Runs at 222mhz (saves your battery) * PSP Slim Support * PSP Phat Support * Configurable Controls (See Read Me!)Full details on installing and running Wolfenstien 3D v3.0 on your PSP are available in the file bundle's readme. Zack notes that future updates for this game will depend heavily on player reception. Enjoy the download, and be sure to contact Zack in case you run into any problems, or are interested in sending your feedback.

TheLazy1, a PSP and DS coder s has released a new homebrew game that is bound to get vintage PC gamers all excited. As the title suggests, Wolfenstein 3D Test is a beta version for TheLazy1's Wolfenstein 3D port for the PSP using the open source Wolf3D shareware version. You can tell this is a beta as currently there is quit e a large list of things that still need to be done, but gameplay is good and the speed at which the game plays is very good. If you like wartime Nazi-bashing shooters then this is for you. This game predates even the earliest of FPS games - including Doom - so getting your hands on it is like taking a trip back to gaming history, before games had amazing graphics; a time when the gameplay counted the most.

Currently this game has no sound, no music, no savegame function, no loading and you can only use the analog stick for movement (even in th menu) at the moment, but these are early days. This test version will also probably contain a few bugs, so report them in the forum release thread so that Thelazy1 can fix this for future releases. I'll stop talking now so you can check the screenshots and get this baby on your PSP! The game comes in 2 formats, one in Kxploited download for firmware 1.5 and one in 1.0 format which could possibly work on 2.71 with Dark_Alex's Homebrew Enabler Rev C - test it out!