Just like Hexen, I ported Heretic to the psp also.
Another fun reverse engineering and rewriting of the code for the new platform
Can be downloaded here http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/files/Heretic-PSP_v0%5B1%5D.1.rar
Release Notes
This is my current project - a major game I'm developing for Oculus Quest using Unity and C#. The game is set in a kitchen where you must make burgers quickly to feed the horde of zombies coming at you. The twist is that by feeding them burgers, you can fend them off!
I've made significant progress on the kitchen mechanics, including the ability to grill hamburgers and hot dogs, and add various toppings to build a burger on a bun. You have to feed the zombies to stop them from feeding on you! The project is coming along nicely and is very much a work in progress.
I'm currently developing a Raspberry Pi shield that lets you connect up to 4 N64, 2 SNES, 2 NES, and 2 Genesis controllers to your Pi. This makes it easy to play retro games with your favorite classic controllers, perfect for a RetroPie setup.
The driver and final PCB are still in progress, but I'm excited to see this project come to fruition. Stay tuned for updates!
I am working on making the smallest retro pie handheld I can make. This one I am playing with uses this really small 240x240 screen. The board is little bigger than the pi zero itself. I am aiming for small as possible.
There is something wrong with my last rev of the pcb. It is turning on and screen comes up but I am getting excess heat off the voltage regulator. Still investigating this one.
Here is an Oculus Go game I developed, a thrilling Battle Royale game with the option to play online or against bots locally. The game features a Battle Royale mode where players fight to be the last one standing, as well as a Team Death Match mode. Although there are a few bugs to be fixed, the game is functional and provides an immersive experience. Currently, I am updating it to work on the Oculus Quest.
For this project, I adapted the source code of a gameboy emulator to work on the Oculus Go. In addition, I created a virtual living room in the game where you can play the Gameboy games on a large screen TV. This feature supports most Gameboy games and functions seamlessly.
I've been playing with 3d printing for nearly 4 years now. It's been pretty awesome. I love the ability to design something and then make it real. But one thing that has plagued me thru a lot of this time is adhesion issues. Or the print warping as the corners come unstuck from the bed and it starts to curl up.
Since I was young, I had been dreaming of stepping into another world and experiencing a new reality through virtual reality (VR) gaming. The wait for consumer-grade VR headsets and equipment was long, but it has finally arrived. I purchased an Oculus Rift setup during their summer sale and was amazed by the experience. It was possible to immerse oneself in the world of the games we are playing, and I wanted to explore this idea further.
