The popular homebrew title No Gravity is finally getting revamped for official release. No Gravity: The Plague of Mind will release on the PLAYSTATION Store for PSP. Hopefully, this will actually start a new trend of developers moving from the homebrew scene to the official one -- it gives them the opportunity to support the platform, and it gives them to really make a name for themselves as developers.
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7-16-2008 @ 8:47AM
SparkyJ23 said...
I think you'll find its not the Original PC Game but the sequel
From the website (which you failed to link to)
"The sequel of No Gravity is coming soon. No Gravity : The Plague of mind will be released on Playstation Network for the PSP !
You can still download the previous installment of No Gravity which was released as GPL in 2005"
No Gravity can be downloaded here - http://www.realtech-vr.com/nogravity/
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7-16-2008 @ 9:47AM
strike said...
"it gives them" a chance "to really make a name for themselves as developers"
SparkyJ23-
Would you need a hacked psp for the original?
7-16-2008 @ 6:47PM
andwhyisit said...
Yes you need CFW for the original. Homebrew games on the psp are not possible without 1.50 or CFW. That was why CFW was invented, duh!
7-16-2008 @ 9:52AM
Alien said...
There was actually a PC and homebrew PSP version , so you to are wrong lol
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7-16-2008 @ 2:10PM
Guido said...
Great :) I think the PSP store, particularly once it's available just through WiFi for the PSP itself as well, is a great chance for indy developers. Something Sony should build upon, if they're smart.
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7-23-2008 @ 1:57PM
merc25 said...
Well, I don't know Sony waited till the last second before one of their release windows(before Christmas 2007) to snatch it up. However, the team said that allowed them to touch up game some more. What I don't get is why it took Sony so long to finally give this game a release date considering: 1) the state of the European PSN and 2) that according to the team they finished this game in March .
7-16-2008 @ 2:29PM
cafecito said...
I think it's sweet that Sony's supporting freelance talents like these. I'll go and try the PC version (or a PSP one if it's available)
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7-16-2008 @ 5:51PM
Joe said...
This is pretty cool I hope more people do this too. Plus the game come out in the US too.
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7-18-2008 @ 6:59PM
The Clunge said...
WOOT! So long since I played thee demo of this. I emailed the guys behind it a couple of months back to try to find out what was happening but all I got was silence, so I assumed it had gone away for good.
I'll buy it, day 1.
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