Musical Blind Test v0.2 – scoring system added

We've been passively enjoying our music through our portable devices from time to time, so how about enjoying our tunes while testing our knowledge about the songs in our Sony PSPs? Homebrew developer Sk4T4I's Musical Blind Test (previous version here) will let you do just that, and this particular release now has a scoring system. The changelog in the full article.

Download: Musical Blind Test v0.2

PlayStation Portable audiophiles can now enjoy homebrew developer Sk4T4I's Musical Blind Test more, with the addition of a score system in version 0.2, as promised in the previous coverage. Other improvements are also added in this release, such as a more streamlined graphical user interface.

Check out the changelog (translated from the homebrew developer's native French by our weblator):

• Remodeling of the GUI
• Fix some bugs
• Optimization of the code (including the generation of random title)
• Adding to score achieved

Sk4T4I also disclosed the features that will probably be included in the future updates, one of which is the addition of an option that will let users choose which music folder to use in the game, difficulty levels, and compatibility with other media formats.

This application doesn't have a readme file included, so better make sure that you know how to install these kinds of programs before your proceed. Enjoy!

Download: Musical Blind Test v0.2