PSP homebrew developer Zx-81 has just released an update for PSP GNU Chess. This game's latest build carries new bug fixes, and a new book features among other things. Here's the full changelog for version 1.0.2:
* Option to specify search depth (i.e: difficulty)
* Add Undo feature
* Add Book feature, move database is stored in file book.dat. The file given with this homebrew is the book.dat provided
* with gnuchess (but you can replace it by your own)
* Bug fix when you put black on the bottom of the screen, King and Queen weren't at the right place !
* Bug fix with keys/analog pad (sensitivity was too high)
In case you're wondering, this homebrew game is a PSP port of GNU Chess, a command line Chess program that's also been ported to platforms such as UNIX, Windows and Mac OS X. The original version was developed by Stuart Cracraft back in 1986. This PSP version in particular uses GNU Chess version 5.07 for its AI. We advise the readers to view the readme included in the file bundle for full installation and usage instructions.
Like it? Share with your friends!
If you got an error while installing Themes, Software or Games, please, read FAQ.
Similar Software:
PSP GNU Chess v1.0.3 source PSP GNU Chess v1.0.3 source
PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Zx-81 has released another update for PSP GNU Chess, upgrading it to version 1.0.3. The new version sports IR keyboard support and other additional features
PSPGGO v1.1.0 fw15 PSPGGO v1.1.0 fw15
PSP Slim owners who missed the Zx-81's Go homebrew boardgame PSPGGO after switching from the PSP phat can now heave a sigh of relief, now that Zx just released the newest version of PSPGO. The good part? It's engineered for the PSP Slim.
It's more or less the same PSPGGO, but with some additional tweaks:
* Now compatible with custom firmwares 3
OMalone OMalone This Christmas season, it's all about package deals. Y'know. Your regular "buy-one, take-one" sort of thrift discount is very much welcome during the holidays (or any time of year, for that matter). Now, if you're one to never pass up a 2-package offer, then this doesn't even need asking if it's a deal or no deal.
With OMalone's recent PC v1
MancalaDS MancalaDS It took Lotti quite a while to fix the sound bug for MancalaDS v2.0, but fix it he eventually did. He just released an update for the sound bug which was due to, and we quote, "an ancient makefile" that he was using. Now, he's been able to change it and recompiled a newer version
Yahtzwii Yahtzwii
Yahtzee on the Wii.
This can be distributed in any non-chargeable format, so long as the contents
of the zip file are not modified. No warranty, etc, etc.
This uses GRRLIB, devkitpro, sndlib, dolLZ and associated libraries
PSPMancala v1.03 FW 1.50 PSPMancala v1.03 FW 1.50
Intrepid PlayStation Portable homebrew developer Zx-81 has recently made two homebrew releases, updated versions of PSPMancala and PSPInt. The last time we saw PSPMancala was back in January while the previous version of PSPInt was reported last February. In case you're not familiar with one or either of them, we'll give you a bit of a primer
DSDice DSDice Hello all. This is the official release of DSDice v0.1It is a clone of the popular game Yahtzee. Features: * complete game with accurate rules. * high scores for up to 7 Huh places. * aesthetic appeal... hopefully * re-playability. Known bugs: * can only replay about 30 times... then it crashes. * only allows 7 high scores
Hexxagon Hexxagon
from Tantric:
Hexxagon is a classic DOS board game. The object of the game is to have the majority of your colour discs on the board at the end of the game. This release demonstrates using DOSBox Wii to directly load a DOS game
FewChessDS FewChessDS We've already had our share of chess games for the DS, but any additions will always be welcome. Another homebrew chess game in the list is Sephiroth_FF7's FewChessDS, a chess program that lets players play solo or with against an AI opponent
Comments on PSP GNU Chess v1.0.2 (fw 3.xx):
ibo:
danke
Date: 1 Feb 12
If you noted an error or download link is broken, please, report it via this page or use comments.
Please, select device to check if PSP GNU Chess v1.0.2 (fw 3.xx) supports it
