Suicide Barbie by The Black Lotus [web]
o Suicide Barbie by The Black Lotus
PlayStation(r) Portable(tm) demo
o 'polished' party version released June 27th, 2007.
original production released at Breakpoint 2007.
o credits
direction, graphics: Louie / TBL^CNCD
graphics: Jintz
code: ReJ / Nesnausk!
code: eriQue / soniK cliQue
music: Elusive 'Pete loves Veronica mix'
(Veronica Maggio 'Dumpa Mig')
animations: Micke
animations: Johra
animations: Duffe
additional graphics: Eracore / Rebels
platform consultant: Chip
o additional credits & inspiration
Roberto Roseano (Barbie Suicide)
Psyop
o special thanks
pspdev community for homebrew
TyRaNiD for psplink (this demo would not be possible without it)
Cathy/Nesnausk! for support and photojournalism in bingen
o random blah
whilst typing this text, i got a word from Louie. as it turns out
we will have to change the tune. great stuff! it means that binary
release will be delayed for a 'couple' days.
stay tuned then :)
...
so, a 'couple' days had passed indeed. but not in vain - as we
are now ready for the first official release of the binaries. thus
you will be free to abandon those filthy leaked binaries you have
enjoyed so much.
instead we offer you _real_ credits, packed music, more visuals,
steady framerate and of course support for various firmwares.
oh, and you think demoscene is about being original?
you should watch this then...
inspiration vs. rip-off
http://mirror.support.nl/pub/tbl/movies/pollinate.mov
o how to run production
copy the contents of the archive to the ms0:/PSP/GAME/ folder.
run production from xmb. if you're using 3xx OE firmware copy
files to ms0:/PSP/GAME150/ instead.
this production has been tested and confirmed working under
firmware 1.00, 1.50 and 3.40 OE-A.
o tech stuff
no official sdk's or devkits were harmed during the production
of this demo. not a single bad word was muttered addressing sony.
homebrew sdk and retail psp, nicely hooked to our laptops with
usb cables, were our true friends.
and if you ask, why memorystick led flashes all the time?
yeah, we do stream our content; both data and music. so, make
sure you have a fast enough stick; on-demand loading over
usbhostfs is not really recommended..
great success,
ReJ/TBL?Nesnausk! & eriQue/soniK cliQue
[ back to the prod ]