No Gravity coming in June

If it weren’t for Borg Queen X’s tip to us, we’d have completely missed this little tidbit of information on RealTechVR‘s No Gravity homebrew game. According to a post on RealTechVR’s webpage, it seems we should all expect some No Gravity action by the end of June.

The game has apparently gotten some large improvements since we last talked about it in March, so here’s the official word from the developers, according to their post:

No Gravity is aimed to be released for end of June 2007 (gold version is planned for 20th of June). Half of the new levels (seven episodes of five totally new levels) are completed, cinematic are done and the engine was improved since the demo version.

There are a lot of new features like levels on planets, new and improved weapons, improved audio and much more! No Gravity will be EXCLUSIVE for PSP Homebrew Compatible (no commercial version is planned).

While we wait, feel free to try the No Gravity demo linked above, and save some space on your PSPs for this upcoming masterpiece of homebrew entertainment.

If it weren’t for Borg Queen X’s tip to us, we’d have completely missed this little tidbit of information on RealTechVR‘s No Gravity homebrew game. According to a post on RealTechVR’s webpage, it seems we should all expect some No Gravity action by the end of June.

The game has apparently gotten some large improvements since we last talked about it in March, so here’s the official word from the developers, according to their post:

No Gravity is aimed to be released for end of June 2007 (gold version is planned for 20th of June). Half of the new levels (seven episodes of five totally new levels) are completed, cinematic are done and the engine was improved since the demo version.

There are a lot of new features like levels on planets, new and improved weapons, improved audio and much more! No Gravity will be EXCLUSIVE for PSP Homebrew Compatible (no commercial version is planned).

While we wait, feel free to try the No Gravity demo linked above, and save some space on your PSPs for this upcoming masterpiece of homebrew entertainment.