Callisto v0.1 for the PSP Released

Weak, Pimpot, rmedtx, Markospex and Klesk have just released Callisto for the PSP.  Callisto is a side scrolling space shooter, that is the best looking homebrew game I have ever seen.  The graphics are just stunning.  According to the story, you are a bounty hunter who is travelling through hostile planets searching for intergalactic criminals.

 

You will use the analog stick or D-Pad to move your ship, X to shoot, and O to drop a smart bomb. You can upgrade your weapons by collection power ups throughout the levels, which can be shot to change their type. Callisto also has a built in screenshot capture that can be activated by pressing the right shoulder button when the game is paused.

 

The only known issue listed is that, when controlling the ship with the D-Pad, the autofire does not work correctly.  Below are the team members and their roles in the production of this beautiful game!

• Miko Wohlgemuth … code
• Holger Sadek … gfx
• Eduardo Ramirez … additional gfx
• Markus Krebs … sound fx
• Thomas Novotny … assistance
• Menu music theme by asobeat (http://yonao.com/asobeat/).
• Background music by A P Bolan (http://artistserver.com/wwwartistservercomAPBOLAN).

 

Firmware 2.X has not been tested.  Callisto is using pretty much all the memory that the PSP has to offer, and there are some memory limitations with the current loaders according to the developers.

You can get this file from our QuickJump Download site [here].

Weak, Pimpot, rmedtx, Markospex and Klesk have just released Callisto for the PSP.  Callisto is a side scrolling space shooter, that is the best looking homebrew game I have ever seen.  The graphics are just stunning.  According to the story, you are a bounty hunter who is travelling through hostile planets searching for intergalactic criminals.

 

You will use the analog stick or D-Pad to move your ship, X to shoot, and O to drop a smart bomb. You can upgrade your weapons by collection power ups throughout the levels, which can be shot to change their type. Callisto also has a built in screenshot capture that can be activated by pressing the right shoulder button when the game is paused.

 

The only known issue listed is that, when controlling the ship with the D-Pad, the autofire does not work correctly.  Below are the team members and their roles in the production of this beautiful game!

• Miko Wohlgemuth … code
• Holger Sadek … gfx
• Eduardo Ramirez … additional gfx
• Markus Krebs … sound fx
• Thomas Novotny … assistance
• Menu music theme by asobeat (http://yonao.com/asobeat/).
• Background music by A P Bolan (http://artistserver.com/wwwartistservercomAPBOLAN).

 

Firmware 2.X has not been tested.  Callisto is using pretty much all the memory that the PSP has to offer, and there are some memory limitations with the current loaders according to the developers.

You can get this file from our QuickJump Download site [here].