Bermuda Syndrome – PSP homebrew port

You wanna play as Jack Thompson? No, not as a lawyer! As a WWII bomb fighter who fell in some parallel universe, that is. If yes, then you’re in luck, cos thanks to deniska, the 1995 sidescroller, Bermuda Syndrome, now has been successfully ported over to the PSP. Do check out more about this goodness after the jump.

Download: Bermuda Syndrome PSP

Fans of the 1995 BMG Interactive third person PC sidescroller, Bermuda Syndrome, rejoice! Homebrew game developer deniska has come out with a PSP adaptation of the game, based on a cross-platform game engine recreation by Gregory Montoir.

Those of you not acquainted with Bermuda Syndrome are in for quite an adventure. Here, you play the character of… erm… Jack Thompson (yes, that is the character’s actual name), a B-17 bomber in World War II.

Unfortunately, you were shot down by German fighters, and somehow, you land in some kind of parallel universe instead of the ground. Here, you have to save a princess, and she’ll be your companion the rest of the game. Mind those dinosaurs, by the way. They’re just all over the place.

deniska’s PSP port will only work on custom PSP 3.XX firmwares, so make sure you’re compatible with that before you get to enjoy this game. As for the controls:

• [TRIANGLE] ESCAPE
• [ARROWS] IN-GAME MOVEMENTS
• [R-TRIGGER] ACTION SELECTOR
• [X] ACTION
• [O] USE WEAPON / TOOL
• [SQUARE] STATUS / HEALTH
• [L-TRIGGER] HIDE WEAPON TOOL
• [START] LOAD GAME STATE
• [SELECT] SAVE GAME STATE

Anyway, do enjoy the game, despite whatever objections you may have over the character’s name.

Download: Bermuda Syndrome PSP

Via DCEmu