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interesting platform, visuals and music seem to be quite high quality as well.
never heard about this technology .. seems interesting for some oldschool demo coding!
Yea, the platform is more capable than most people think. Especially on PlayStation 3 and 4.
"The UFO Game!" even runs on older slower players too.
It is definitely a limited platform though, in several aspects, but that's just what makes it fun and challenging. Just what the typical scener likes. ;-)
Obviously you won't be able to create a fullblown 3D shooter with it, but it'll definitely do for most retro-styled games.
If anyone finds that interesting, go check out https://www.blu-play.com
"The UFO Game!" even runs on older slower players too.
It is definitely a limited platform though, in several aspects, but that's just what makes it fun and challenging. Just what the typical scener likes. ;-)
Obviously you won't be able to create a fullblown 3D shooter with it, but it'll definitely do for most retro-styled games.
If anyone finds that interesting, go check out https://www.blu-play.com
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Runs on any standard blu-ray player, and can be played with a remote control.
More fun on a PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 though, because you have a gamepad available.
Download the ISO. Burn to a BD-R or BD-RE.
Or - if you use MultiMAN or WebMAN on your PlayStation, simply copy the ISO to the BDISO folder and run from there.
Will also play with PowerDVD on PC.
(While VLC and Kodi will also start the game, it is currently not playable with these players due to poor keyboard implementation, which will hopefully be fixed in a future version of both).
The game is a kind of remake of the 38 year old "Satellite Attack" for the Philips Videopac G7000 (also called "UFO!" for the Magnavox Odyssey2).