Recent content by nop90

Yes, but I don't have time now. The big problem with this game is that in the Boss rooms there are so many gfx elements that the games becames so slow to be unplayable. Should try to fix it (have some ideas), but changing code is not so fast as adapt the existing code to compile to another...

Thank you. The game is the same but with new levels, new musics and new graphics. The designer of the first version is Kojote that is the team leader of Retroguru, so the new version is a direct evolution of the first one. Just released the PS2 port on this site.

Third Retroguru game ported to the PS2, Xump - The Final Run is a simple multi-platform puzzler by Retroguru. Initially released by Psilocybin Development in 2005 (there was a PS2 port of that version in the 2006) the game has been improved in almost every aspect you can imagine. New graphics...

Could you send me that version of Xump? Just to check how it is. Retroguru version of Xump should be released in the very next days.

The files on retroguru site have been uptaded with the bug fix for the freeze when changing the screen filter for the first time. Soon another game will be released.

Thank you. To be honest these two are not games of mine. There are a lot of people working in the Retroguru Team and I'm in charge of porting the games on some system (3ds, Raspberry, and now PS2), but I'm also rewiting some of them for the Atari Lynx. There is a game coded by me, Super...

The 2006 version is the original game by Psilocybin. Retroguru version is an upgraded version in GFX, Musics and gameplay. It has new levesl and the original levels hidded somewhere . And yes, it's one of the 4 games I ported to PS2. I need only the image for the savefile and some more testing.

Yes there is a little bug that I'm fixing. Meanwhile, change resolution to 640x4080 without changing the scaling options,save the changes and go back to the main menu. This way next time you try to modify the scaling it will work. I'll post here when a new fixed version will be availabe on the...

After Hermes, this is the second game from Retroguru team ported to PS2. Fruit'Y is heavily inspired by the Kaiko classic Gem'X, which has been seen on computers such as the Commodore Amiga 500, Commodore 64 and Atari ST. Although tiger mum forbids little Sheran to play with edibles, there is...

Well, catching a chicken is not easy, but if you continue playing eventually you'll get it. About corporal needs during the game... try to eat a lot of food not doing it in real life and tell me what happens ;-) Thank you for reporting ths problem. I didn't experience it in my test, but I'll...

There is only the mc0 save feature. I will consider other options (in case we can update the build), but I like simple things. I'm looking at freeDVDBoot evolutions, because it would be great to produce a DVD with a collection of Retroguru games for the PS2.

Thank you. Do someone has feedbacks on the game? Works fine on your PS2? Do you like the save icon? I have other 4 Retroguru games for ps2 under testing and I need feedbacks to do things better and better

As anticipated in june the first port to PS2 of a Retroguru game has been released. You can download the PS2 zip file on the Retroguru site in the Hermes page: https://www.retroguru.com/hermes/ The game is available in two format, an ELF file that you can run with your favourite elf launcher...

I prefer the iso file soluton, it works fine on my PS2 paying attention to not have fragmented files. But to make life easier to people I'm also working on embedding resources in the elf file (using bin2c tool). Already have a working build of Hermes (A Retroguru game) with embedded resources...

Already swapped the keys. I don't like resources on "mass:/" but can do it. Building an iso is a clean solution but I'm very disappointed by the problems with fragmented files. For the Retroguru games I already ported I'm going to embed the resources in the elf file so to have a single file...