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Site is better in Firefox 4 now.

Thanx,

Frvge gets all the credit for making the website happen.

this is my business:

www.masondoran.com

I know i am late to the party,


But good stuff guys!  Awesome to see it all finally coming together.

For the record: Goodkebab has been extremely busy getting his freelance business off the ground and hasn't been able to follow all behind-the-scene progress for a while.

We still love him none-the-less, give him a big welcome back hug.

Its not only off the ground, but enough for me to start employing people.

I know i am late to the party,


But good stuff guys!  Awesome to see it all finally coming together.

like i said...it was a hand me down  and the guy that had it doesnt have a clue about electronics   (father in law).  Was a gift for my 7yr. son and its in mint condition.


Ah wicked...yet another thing to mod!


Its an older generation PSP i think...only  v1004  and not the newer ones with faster CPUs.  Can you still mod it for current gen apps?

First got to get the basterd connected to the net before installing anything?

ah great...yeah that solved the problem...cheers for the link.  Turns out the CPU speed was set to the lowest setting.

Just got a hand-me-down PSP ...and noticed it has a really bad framerate 10fps or so...making it unplayable and really long load times (10 minutes for Daxter).

How to speed things up?  I cant believe this would be the expected standard for it.  

model version 1004  if it helps.  (no umd cache)


also, do you play directly off of the disk?  or do you save the game manage to play of of memor stick for better performance?

Yeah,  this is just the split jump intended for 3x the height.  The normal split jump is also done.  We added this as a way to get additional height in the game and will obviously require a minimum length in the hallway for it to be executed.

None of the devs will really care to be "game police"...so even if it is technically possible to do,   we wont be getting involved with what is happening ingame.

I also wont worry to much about hacks and cheats until there is a large enough community base for it to become a problem.

With games,  its never really a question of can or cannot do something,  its more of a matter of how much work is involved and if the feature justifies the work.

The same can be said for the quality of the work.  I wont be claiming PS is amazing quality with awesome animations simply because to get to that level requires more resources then we have.

I did animations for jumping backwards off of a ledge and a few more that you couldnt do in DA or CT,  but it technically wont work with pipes,  as they are not always attached to a wall.

Animation wise,  there are more animations and moves in PS then there is in CT, and although we dont have the same moves as DA...we have some surprises  :)

Spekkio, 

There a lot of businesses that live off of government spending.  Some are absolutely necessary  (i used to work with companies that provided support for Forest Fire Fighting brigades).

I guess "USA" is to much of a generalization  when it is Who profits from the wars,  which as you said are a miniscule portion.

Out of curiousity,  how much does the USA profit from its wars.  I cant believe for a second they are done for merely political ideals.  Security groups obviously earn a healthy paycheck,  but who else?

What is interesting is that individuals can have deeply profound experiences that are both emotional and physical enough to be considered evidence for themselves.

I have had such experiences with meditation,  where the body enters a suspended state and the mental process is altered in such a way  that I have the proof that I need to believe in what some people call "god"


Ironically,  scientifically it is impossible to prove the existence of the "mind"...but we know it exists.  My father in-law whom is a neuro-scientist is currently researching the Vedas (5000 yr. old books) to scientifically explain the mind.

but it seems Rangel is not taken to seriously:

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/07/31/obama.rangel/index.html?eref=mrss_igoogle_cnn#fbid=qfRP6crKs59