[RELEASE] Chuckie Egg

[agilemonkey]

Developer: ROSERA
Category: Game
Genre: Retro Platformer

Just a quick release - I found the source to Chucke Egg at the weekend and ported it to the PSP.



For those of you who have never heard of chuckie egg (is that even possible) its an early platform game made famous on the BBC B Micro. Its simple, but very addictive, even my kids with their new fangled graphics have enjoyed playing it.

The Zip contains a README.PSP with keys and stuff.
http://agilemonkey.co.uk/psp/game/chuckieegg.zip

[jibbz]

Awesome ...... When i was in high school the only computers we had in our computer lab was 10 BBC B's ( That we had to share two to a computer )

I would always get to the lab early and boot up some Chuckie egg before the teacher got to class.

I will try it later tonight .... Thx

+ Rep'd

[pirata nervo]

Looks nice, congrats on the release

[Organized_Chaos]

Well, I've never heard of Chuckie Egg but it looks like I could spend many hours playing it.

+rep for you.

[Scorpus]

Nice work; working perfectly on 5.50 GEN-D3

[greg]

Nice work; working perfectly on 5.50 GEN-D3

Ditto. Except it doesn't work with RemoteJoy Lite. Plugin enabled, USB connected - no output. No big deal though. Nice release, thanks.

[agilemonkey]

Glad to hear it works on other firmware, I'm still on 3.90 M33-3 :-). I've never used Remote Joy but may give it a play at the weekend, if I manage to get to a release version of my next piece of homebrew. (Its a TV Planner btw - really useful for me as now I have SKY+ I always forget when things are on and end up with many hours of unviewed TV!)

[greg]

Glad to hear it works on other firmware, I'm still on 3.90 M33-3 :-). I've never used Remote Joy but may give it a play at the weekend, if I manage to get to a release version of my next piece of homebrew. (Its a TV Planner btw - really useful for me as now I have SKY+ I always forget when things are on and end up with many hours of unviewed TV!)

Sounds pretty awesome. I recently got hooked up with IPTV, it's cool. I can remotely program my PVR from anywhere. I just need a browser.