Hello.

I am new here so I have yet to learn all the inns and outs of ScummVM

Anyway, I would LOVE to have Cutthroats Terror on the High Seas (1999, Windows 95/98 ) on my hacked PSP Street E1004 with 6.60 pro-b10

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS
CPU Type: Pentium
CPU Speed in MHz: 200 MHz
RAM: 32MB
Hard Drive Space: 250MB
Sound Card: DirectX 6.1 or higher compatible
CD Drive Speed: 8X
Video Card: DirectX 6.1 or higher compatible
Video RAM in MB: 2MB
Graphics Type: SVGA
Compatible Devices: mouse, keyboard
Software (DirectX 5.0, etc.): DirectX 6.1 (included on CD)

It's a 2D graphic game which uses mainly only the mouse (right and left click) and the space bar.

It should be able to run on the PSP, as it needs 200Mhz and the PSP has 333Mhz

I however have no idea how to get it to work on my PSP! Can anyone PLEASE help me with this!
It's my all time favourite game, and I'd really like it to play on my PSP!

You can reply, or send me an E-mail.

Thank you for your time.

Gr. Goldwolf (alias Sjouke)

   

I've never played it, but judging by the screenshots it's not the kind of game that ScummVM would ordinarily support, unless it could be supported by slight modifications to an existing game engine. But since those game engines were usually designed in-house, and I can't find any adventure games by the same developers at a cursory glance, that seems extremely unlikely.

But even if all the stars were aligned and it was an adventure game or based on an adventure game engine, it might still never happen because someone actually has to do all the job of reverse engineering the entire game.

   

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Originally posted by eriktorbjorn
I've never played it, but judging by the screenshots it's not the kind of game that ScummVM would ordinarily support, unless it could be supported by slight modifications to an existing game engine. But since those game engines were usually designed in-house, and I can't find any adventure games by the same developers at a cursory glance, that seems extremely unlikely.

But even if all the stars were aligned and it was an adventure game or based on an adventure game engine, it might still never happen because someone actually has to do all the job of reverse engineering the entire game.

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What hope is there for me?

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What hope is there for me?

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To be blunt; none. This isn't the type of game ScummVM is for. You may have more luck looking for generic emulators.

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Originally posted by Goldwolf

What do you mean by in-house? And another game by the same developers of around the same time is Gangsters and Abomination. I hope that helps.

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Originally posted by icanntspell

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Originally posted by Goldwolf
What hope is there for me?

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To be blunt; none. This isn't the type of game ScummVM is for. You may have more luck looking for generic emulators.

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Well, thank you for you honesty. But what generic emulators should I look for? And where might I find these? Can you be more specific? Thanks!

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[/quote]Have you tried google-ing on "PC Emulator for PSP"? I took me about 30 seconds to find 2. But since I don't have a PSP I can't tell you much about their useability.[/quote]

Thanks for the tip! But I can only find PC Engine emulators, which is an old Japanese console released in 1989. AGAIN, so close, and yet so far away...

   

Thank you very much, your advice worked and helped me too!!!