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== User guide ==
== User guide ==
* Select an enemy to attack on the grid by moving the selector and pressing Cross.
Combat:
* Fight them by shooting bullets at them, decreasing their health from 100 by an increment of 5 at a time.
*Select an enemy to attack on the grid by moving the selector and pressing Cross.
* You are supposed to get 100 gold when you defeat them, but this is still being worked on.
*Fight them by shooting bullets at them, decreasing their health from 100 by an increment of 5 at a time.
* There is a shop where you can buy potions and mega-potions, which currently have no use. The shop system does work correctly, though, and your amount of gold is saved automatically so even if you quit to the XMB, you will still have the same amount of gold when you start the game back up.
*You are supposed to get 100 gold when you defeat them, but this is still being worked on.
* There are 6 enemies on the screen, but you can fight them each as many times as you like- they don't go away even if you defeat them yet.
*There are 6 enemies on the screen, but you can fight them each as many times as you like- they don't go away even if you defeat them.
* No AI currently, as this is only an alpha version.
*No AI currently, as this is only an alpha version.
 
Shop:
*You can buy potions and mega-potions in the shop (currently have no use).  
*The shop system does work correctly, though, and your amount of gold is saved automatically so even if you quit to the XMB, you will still have the same amount of gold when you start the game back up.


== Controls ==
== Controls ==
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* Author's website - [https://web.archive.org/web/20080522120115/http://www.andyauff.com/ http://www.andyauff.com/] (archived)
* Author's website - [https://web.archive.org/web/20080522120115/http://www.andyauff.com/ http://www.andyauff.com/] (archived)
* QuickJump - http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/110888-alpha-release-making-legend.html
* QuickJump - http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/110888-alpha-release-making-legend.html
[[Category:Lua games on PSP]]

Latest revision as of 08:52, 24 October 2024

Making a Legend
Makingalegendpsp.png
General
Authorandyauff
TypeRole Playing
Versionalpha
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2007/06/12
Links
Download
Website
Source

An early release of a turn-based RPG, it has a shop and basic battle system.

User guide

Combat:

  • Select an enemy to attack on the grid by moving the selector and pressing Cross.
  • Fight them by shooting bullets at them, decreasing their health from 100 by an increment of 5 at a time.
  • You are supposed to get 100 gold when you defeat them, but this is still being worked on.
  • There are 6 enemies on the screen, but you can fight them each as many times as you like- they don't go away even if you defeat them.
  • No AI currently, as this is only an alpha version.

Shop:

  • You can buy potions and mega-potions in the shop (currently have no use).
  • The shop system does work correctly, though, and your amount of gold is saved automatically so even if you quit to the XMB, you will still have the same amount of gold when you start the game back up.

Controls

D-Pad - Movement

Cross - Select, Attack

Circle - Purchase in the shop

L - Go back

Screenshots

makingalegendpsp2.png

makingalegendpsp3.png

Credits

Many thanks to:

  • Deviant Savant and Bob Hoil, my two graphics designers. Thanks a lot guys. Bob Hoil made the two backgrounds for the battles, and Deviant Savant made the images of the hero and the shop owner (in the bottom left and bottom right corners of the main grid and shop view, respectively), and the shop background.
  • PSPMillionaire. His tutorials at www.evilmana.com got me started in lua.
  • The helpful, experienced guys at the lua help thread at forums.qj.net.
  • Everyone else who helps make the PSP homebrew community as big as it is.

External links

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