The homebrew dev team of RealtechVR has done it again by releasing another interesting homebrew game for PSP users with Purple Motion 1.0.

This top down, futuristic homebrew racing game features a time lap-based course which pits you in a complex series of tracks full of traps and other obstacles. Check out the full article for more details.



Download: Purple Motion (CFW 3.xx)
Download: Purple Motion (CFW 1.5)

For those of you looking forward to the RealTechVR team's homebrew game No Gravity: The Plague of Mind, you'll be happy to know that development for the full version of the game has been completed. It only remains for the team's website to be updated for the release to be out in the open. More in the full article.

If you were among the guys who picked up on the initial debut of realtech VR's Panic Paradyz for the PSP, we've got some good news. The dev trio of Gibus, Execom, and Guen have made build v1.1 available for your playing pleasure. More details on this new release are available in the full article.

Download: Panic Paradyz v1.1

The RealTechVR team hasn't come out with No Gravity yet but already they have another game in the works and it's looking pretty great. Their new project is called Eyeliner and they've provided a teaser for us to drool on while we wait for the game. Watch the teaser in the full article!

Visit: QJ.NET Eyeliner Forum Thread

It's been a long time coming, but it looks like the RealTechVR team is finally in the home stretch for No Gravity's release. QJ.NET reader and frequent tipster Borg Queen X has informed us that the RealTechVR website has been updated to announce a holiday release for the highly-anticipated homebrew game. Learn more about No Gravity: The Plague of Mind at the full article.

  

Here's the latest homebrew game from RealTechVR as announced by genevois over at QJ.NET PSP Development Forum. The name of the game is Freeesh and is about evolution and the origins of life. Some forum members have commented that this is reminiscent of flOw and we can't help but agree.

At the beginning of the game, players are given a small molecule. You must allow this molecule to grow by feeding it other molecules and by protecting it from bigger molecules that may eat it in turn. The rules of Freeesh are as follows as provided by the coder:

• You can only catch and eat smaller molecules than you
• You can't catch starving molecule (red)
• More the molecule you eat is bigger more it feed you and help you to reach the next step of evolution.
• You have three field force to protect you
• You can afraid molecules with a flash

If you are not familiar with RealTechVR, they are the same guys who brought the homebrew community No Gravity. Staying true to their nature and track record, Freeesh is graphically stunning and the gameplay is simple yet addicting.

Download: Freeesh
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

In case last month's E3 trailer for No Gravity has gotten you perked up, we'll be coming in again with a major update.

The RealTechVR team announced that after putting their game through a major graphics overhaul - they had a new 3D artists redo all the game's 3D assets - they'll be ready to release their 3D shooter port for the PSP by next month.

This isn't confirmed yet, however, and the team is further informing everybody that they will update this announcement within the next few weeks.

No Gravity is currently playable on PSP firmware 1.5. RealTechVR is hoping to make it playable on higher official firmwares. To this end, the team's apparently trying to sign a deal with Sony that will have the come in either UMD format, or as a signed/licensed EBOOT file.

On a related note, No Gravity's Windows DirectX and Mac OpenGL 2.0 ports are expected to have a High-def version coming out later on this year. That's the latest new snippet we've picked up for this much-anticipated homebrews - stop by again in case we pick up further updates. Or, if you're an interested newcomer, pick up the early game demo to try No Gravity out for yourself.

Kudos goes to Borg Queen X for tipping us off regarding this hot news!

For those of us waiting on pins and needles on the most polished-looking homebrew game for the PlayStation Portable to date, RealTechVR's No Gravity, here's something special from homebrew scene's "E3": its official teaser video.

We get you the skinny on what's to expect with the homebrew title that's looking to best even some of today's commercial releases. For a teaser video, it definitely teases. No, there's no gameplay to be seen, only a picture montage that details out what seems to be the game's overall storyline.

To be fair, the video looks professional, and the feminine voice over doesn't hurt. It could have done better with a few choice gameplay video cuts, though, but as a teaser, it does its job well. Check out the embed below for the video. Enjoy!

Thanks to her Highness, Borg Queen X, for the tip!

 

The folks over at RealTechVR are on the verge of making a homebrew breakthrough with their highly anticipated project, No Gravity. The PSP homebrew community rejoiced when word of this awesome 3D arcade-style space shooter first hit various internet channels, and everybody's been on the lookout for any form of update related to it.

That's exactly what we have here. According to team RealTechVR, they're deep into beta testing and tweaking No Gravity's gameplay. They're also still on track in terms of development, and release "is still aimed for this summer". We've taken the liberty of sorting out the updates and listed features in their site, here they are:

• All levels are done
• new and improved weapons
• new 3D models
• new spacecraft (unlockable)
• improved audio
• French and English translation

Again, RealTechVR maintained that "No Gravity will be EXCLUSIVE for PSP Homebrew Compatible" and that no commercial version is being planned. Also, they're looking to add people who know the German and Spanish language; those interested to be part of their team can do so by contacting them.

Lastly, if you've been living under a rock the last few exciting months and missed the day this great (hopefully, trend-setting) PSP game was announced, we're providing the download link for its demo below. It's really something any hard follower of the PSP homebrew scene shouldn't miss.

Thanks to TheRealMcCoy for the tip!

Download: No Gravity game demo

If it weren't for Borg Queen X's tip to us, we'd have completely missed this little tidbit of information on RealTechVR's No Gravity homebrew game. According to a post on RealTechVR's webpage, it seems we should all expect some No Gravity action by the end of June.

The game has apparently gotten some large improvements since we last talked about it in March, so here's the official word from the developers, according to their post:

No Gravity is aimed to be released for end of June 2007 (gold version is planned for 20th of June). Half of the new levels (seven episodes of five totally new levels) are completed, cinematic are done and the engine was improved since the demo version.

There are a lot of new features like levels on planets, new and improved weapons, improved audio and much more! No Gravity will be EXCLUSIVE for PSP Homebrew Compatible (no commercial version is planned).

While we wait, feel free to try the No Gravity demo linked above, and save some space on your PSPs for this upcoming masterpiece of homebrew entertainment.