Wolfenstein 3D V3.0

Posted Jul 3, 2008 at 9:07PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Games Tags: hardhat, id Software, psp homebrew games, Quake, Wolfenstein

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So far, we've seen the likes of Doom and even Quake make it to the PSP thanks to the efforts of some very enterprising homebrew developers. Now if those titles haven't whetted your classic FPS appetite yet, get ready for Zack's release of Wolfenstein 3D v3.0.

As its name implies this homebrew game is a PSP port of id Software's Wolfenstein 3D FPS from 1992. This release is based on developer HardHat's Wolf3D port v2.0, with Zack's build carrying full PSP Slim support and sound. As for the rest of this homebrew's features (quoting Zack's release thread):

• Full Sound Support
• Full Music Support
• Full Screen Support (as default, can be enlarged more however)
• Full Speed
• Runs at 222mhz (saves your battery)
• PSP Slim Support
• PSP Phat Support
• Configurable Controls (See Read Me!)
  

Full details on installing and running Wolfenstein 3D v3.0 on your PSP are available in the file bundle's readme. Zack notes that future updates for this game will depend heavily on player reception. Enjoy the download, and be sure to contact Zack in case you run into any problems, or are interested in sending your feedback via the source link below.


Download: Wolfenstein 3D V3.0

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# RAD! — ED13 2008-07-03 23:01

Some good stuff , cant wait for the next release.

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# . — triac 2008-07-04 01:52

It's WolfenstEIn.



Stien isn't even a german word.

Just look at the left picture.

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# yeah — NeilR 2008-07-04 02:05

It's called a typo.. maybe you've heard of them.

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# . — triac 2008-07-04 03:12

3 times in 1 article and the author didn't notice it? I don't think so.

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# ... — BaSHhAR 2008-07-04 05:41

If I have the full version on this game, (the .wl6 files), can I add this to the folder to play the full version?

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# ANSWER >> — joseph10444 2008-07-04 06:25

probably not

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# hmmm — omegaridley 2008-07-04 13:13

i didnt know there was a game called wolfenstein, but there is a map on doom 2 called wolfenstein, its the SAME exact game too, its the 31'st map, and there is another map on it, its map 32



on doom 2, just type in idclev 31 or 32 and there u go

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