Psycho
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Psycho | |
General | |
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Author(s) | Enno |
Type | Other game |
Version | 1.1 |
Licence | Freeware |
Links | |
Download | |
Website | |
Discussion | |
Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser | |
Peripherals | |
Psycho is a shameless clone of Psychedelia, a light synthesizer created by Jeff 'Yak' Minter in 1984 for the Commodore 64.
Psycho is freeware, can be distributed freely and should never be charged for.
Controls
Menu Controls
Action | |
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Point/choose menu item | |
Press to Select menu item |
Free Play Mode Controls
Up to four people can play at the same time. Point the controller at the screen and press and hold the A button to produce a pattern. Use the other buttons to change parameters that affect the pattern.
Demo Mode Controls (controller 1 only)
While the program generates pretty pictures, you can still change the parameters with controller 1. Press A to skip to the next picture.
Music
If you like the sound track, you can copy a longer version from here Copy it to sd:/apps/psycho/ on your SD card.
Note that it's a little over half a Gig (530MB). I wonder if it can be compressed better.
Development Log
v1.1
- Released May 14th, 2010
Known Issues/Missing Features
- Currently only works from an SD card.
- GameCube Pad, Classic Controller not supported
- Features found in Psychedelia, but not in Psycho:
- Record, Play Back, Save and Load the light shows you create
- Create your own Patterns and Color Palettes
- Load/Save Custom Settings (and assign these to keyboard keys)
Credits & Thanks
- Jeff “Yak, the Hairy” Minter. "Psycho" is a complete rip-off of Jeff’s “Psychedelia” for the Commodore 64 (Llamasoft, 1984).
- Check out his latest: “Space Giraffe” and “Space Invaders Extreme” for Xbox Live Arcade. Buy them!
- Search for “llamasoft space giraffe” on YouTube, you’ll crap yourself !!!
- The people that made it possible to hack the Wii:
- wiibrew.org
- bannerbomb v2
- WiiLoad
- Home Brew Channel / Browser
- devKitPro
- SDL Wii
- and Nintendo :-)
- Buttons and Logos – http://cooltext.com
- Fonts:
- Ray Larabie (http://larabiefonts.com),
- Apostrophic Lab (http://moorstation.org/typoasis/designers/lab/)