Someone discovered they could look at pictures of title screens

>>1896
Op here.
Actually it is running the game.

http://easy-rpg.org/blog/

mhm, have fun.

>>1898
I want a 10 minute 60 FPS video or it didn't happen.

>>1902
All I said was I got it running.

Who said anything about it working properly?

But it does run at full frames.

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>>1903
what can you actually do beside look at the title screen and menu on it?

>>1906
So far I get to the point with the static at the beginning.
That's replaced by a yellow screen with Sabi standing in the center.

Then I get to her room which is mostly yellow and missing alot of stuff.

I only get a black screen with the title music playing, extremely high pitched.

>>1910
It's about a 20/80 chance you'll get it to boot up the title screen along with everything else.

Other than that you'll get a single 1x1 pixel in the top left of your screen

POST THAT FUCKING DOWNLOAD LINK

>>1939
see
>>1897

>>1897
Aww, I hope they can get it to work on the DS at some point. That would be awesome to be able to play the game on the go and in bed at night.
Or on the toilet. :|

>>1906
>>1921
>>1943

etc...

Seriously, guys, you all expecting too much. Have you ever realized that one would need official development kits to make flawlessly working apps for these consoles? Have you ever realized that these are not only expensive (and I mean REALLY expensive), but they can only be lincensed by 'serious' game development companies with a generally good name?

And, on the top of that, recreating RPG Maker is a huge task even on it's home plattform.

So, just calm down, and play these games on a PC.

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>>1945
you don't need to buy a development kit

to make games for the android

>>1946

Sure, but they're talking about the PSP and the DS.

>>1945

>Implying it makes anyone care less
>Implying it won't be up and running perfectly on vita once hacking them comes into the picture

>>1949

Okay, I'm not going to get into argument. But there's nothing to "hack" in this case.

To build an app that works well on these consoles, you need:

-A compiler that outputs executables optimized for the CPUs of these consoles

-Librararies to handle hardware accelerated graphics, manage input, sound, memory management, etc.

None of these are available, since the hardware specifications are kept as trade secrets by Sony/Nintendo.

Just think about it, how old the PS2 is, but still, nobody managed to make a complete development kit for it...

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>>1950
I wasn't talking about the instance of hacking the game.
Of course there's nothing to hack in the game, The PsVita is what will be hacked to run RpgMaker games.

>Ps2 not having a dev kit

That's because it's a console, not a handheld.
Every handheld out to date has a devkit.
I believe the Wii even has a devkit.

>>1959

>I wasn't talking about the instance of hacking the game.

Neither did I.

>The PsVita is what will be hacked to run RpgMaker games.

You still don't get it. How will anybody going to hack the hardware to run a software that wasn't developed with the compiler suite designed for it?

It's like, for example, trying to 'hack' a PC to run software compiled for an MSX (out-of-the-box, without any kind of emulation, of course).

RPG Maker is for X86 systems, and utilizing DirectX, so it can't even be emulated on other X86 PC operating systems without problems. And, of course, it can't even be ported because it's closed sourced, so there's no way it will ever run perfectly on anything other than Windows. (And for a side note, it can't even run flawlessly on newer versions of Windows.)

But well, because of my fairly broken English, what I'm trying to say probably doesn't make much sense. Sorry about that. >_<

Considering how strict on hacking Sony is being with the PS3, I imagine they'll be equally strict with the Vita.