PSP Black Jack v1.5

 

Released by homebrew coder and Team 280 member jbskator, PSP Black Jack is everything you’d expect a blackjack game would be, although with version 1.5, a new visual facelift was given to the homebrew game. The game was coded in Lua (and in French), although you’d be happy to find that it does come with an Eboot for easy execution.

Although the game’s pretty small, it does look, feel and seem complete in a technical sense. And if you’re familiar with the French game’s rules, the race to 21 should be as easy as pressing a button. Stay or hit – that’s your call, but if you bust, you definitely won’t be served with the English-friendly “You Win!” screen.

The file doesn’t come with a readme, but the installation is pretty straightforward. If you don’t know what you’re doing – or if this would be your first time to dip into homebrew – head on over to QJ.NET’s PSP forums for help in installing this game. And no, cash and chips aren’t included.

  

Download: PSP Black Jack v1.5

 

Released by homebrew coder and Team 280 member jbskator, PSP Black Jack is everything you’d expect a blackjack game would be, although with version 1.5, a new visual facelift was given to the homebrew game. The game was coded in Lua (and in French), although you’d be happy to find that it does come with an Eboot for easy execution.

Although the game’s pretty small, it does look, feel and seem complete in a technical sense. And if you’re familiar with the French game’s rules, the race to 21 should be as easy as pressing a button. Stay or hit – that’s your call, but if you bust, you definitely won’t be served with the English-friendly “You Win!” screen.

The file doesn’t come with a readme, but the installation is pretty straightforward. If you don’t know what you’re doing – or if this would be your first time to dip into homebrew – head on over to QJ.NET’s PSP forums for help in installing this game. And no, cash and chips aren’t included.

  

Download: PSP Black Jack v1.5