PSP-Maniac from our forums, wrote in his post that he has just recently learned how to code in C, but unfortunately, the muses of game coding hasn't given him any good ideas for a game he might develop. Deciding not to waste precious time waiting for that eureka moment to come, he instead turned his newly acquired skill to B4k4Zombie's psychotic penguin. He decided to port the game Poke the Penguin to C.
As all of you know, the effect is reversed in the PSP version of this original Flash game. Instead of the stoic penguin flipping out due to your constant poking, it'll be you that will lose your patience as you keep on pressing the X button and getting no reaction from a patient as a saint penguin. But, what the heck, it's a good alternative to a stress ball.
Installing the game would require the assistance of PSPBrew. Make sure that your PSP is connected to the PC and that you're inside the GAMES folder. Click on the Eboot file, then hit Save PBP. Copy all files from the old folder, except for the Eboot, into the two newly created folders. Place it inside the folder without the per cent sign.
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