Great PSP homebrew games... need help remembering their names.

[PsypheR]

Hi all,

I have forgotten the name of some homebrew games that I enjoyed. I hope you know what game I'm talking about...

The first game was flashy, neon-looking (think Geometry Wars or REZ) game with the PSP held in vertical position. It's sorta like a shmup without the shooting. Instead, you have to dodge an assortment of geometric shapes that come in neat patterns.

The second game was some McDonald homebrew burger flipping game where you had to cook orders and deliver it. I believe it was a LUA game and the graphics were top-down spritish.

Thanks!

 

[NeilR]

Not sure on the first but the second one is "Serve N Go" by Sousanator.

 

[Adiuvo]

The first one was Noiz2sa.

 

[Sousanator]

Not sure on the first but the second one is "Serve N Go" by Sousanator.

:tup:
You can find it here
http://sousanator.psparchive.de/

(the newest version is in c and runs a lot smoother than the lua version)

 

[PsypheR]

Thanks for the replies

 

[Adiuvo]

:tup:
You can find it here
http://sousanator.psparchive.de/

(the newest version is in c and runs a lot smoother than the lua version)

Nice. I still play Serv and Go from time to time.

 

[A_Nub]

The first one was Noiz2sa.

Yes but I believe it was rRootage that was on the psp (same game)

 

[MenaceInc]

Yes but I believe it was rRootage that was on the psp (same game)

couldn't be. rRootage was held horizontally and psypher said it was held vertically...

admittedly rRootage is an awesome game

 

[Serideth]

:tup:
You can find it here
http://sousanator.psparchive.de/

(the newest version is in c and runs a lot smoother than the lua version)

Wow who did the artwork for that, it looks very well put together.

 

[BlackBurd]

:tup:
You can find it here
http://sousanator.psparchive.de/

(the newest version is in c and runs a lot smoother than the lua version)

Just went to your site. your sprite sheets are kick ass ; do you mind if i use the m&m one.