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Marvel Ultimate Alliance I & II => Console Versions => Topic started by: alexnguyen1996 on May 18, 2011, 05:00PM

Title: Might be possible to play as villains in MUA for psp
Post by: alexnguyen1996 on May 18, 2011, 05:00PM
I was thinking is there a way to play as the villains in MUA for the psp. There might be a way because the graphics are there already just not the character moves or character selection thing. It would be a very hard task to do though. Im not asking someone to do it for me but just curious to know if there is a way.
Title: Re: Might be possible to play as villains in MUA for psp
Post by: Teancum on May 19, 2011, 07:50AM
Technically you can do all the same stuff the PC can, just with PSP files only. Be warned that modding for consoles/PSP is much, much, MUCH harder to do than PC. I had to learn how everything worked on the PC before doing my mod for the Xbox and I've got 10+ years experience modding video games. Plus you're much more limited. If you want mods I'd strongly suggest just getting the PC version. It has any character you could ever want, and tons more than could ever be done on PSP or any of the console.

As far as help goes I'm the only active member that knows console mods. There were two other people who understood the console versions well enough to do mods but both have been inactive for years. I'd be willing to do mods for the PSP, but anytime I change any little thing on my PSP ISO it gives me the black screen of death and powers off. It's not worth the time to me.
Title: Re: Might be possible to play as villains in MUA for psp
Post by: JediSlayer on June 26, 2011, 08:08AM
Quote from: Teancum on May 19, 2011, 07:50AM
Technically you can do all the same stuff the PC can, just with PSP files only. Be warned that modding for consoles/PSP is much, much, MUCH harder to do than PC. I had to learn how everything worked on the PC before doing my mod for the Xbox and I've got 10+ years experience modding video games. Plus you're much more limited. If you want mods I'd strongly suggest just getting the PC version. It has any character you could ever want, and tons more than could ever be done on PSP or any of the console.

As far as help goes I'm the only active member that knows console mods. There were two other people who understood the console versions well enough to do mods but both have been inactive for years. I'd be willing to do mods for the PSP, but anytime I change any little thing on my PSP ISO it gives me the black screen of death and powers off. It's not worth the time to me.

Not true Teancum, Altho i am just learning the ins and outs of the MUA engine...I too have over 16 years of modding experience (started with quake 3 all those years ago then went on to Morrowind, etc... ) and also understand console mods as i have done so for L4d2 on 360 for a friend... But for what it is it's not worth the effort... Consoles imho SUCK for modding!!! Console hardware is just fixed... You can't upgrade a console... Besides consoles are always 2 or 3 years behind a real computer anyways... Why would you wanna play say deadspace 2 on 360 when it looks and plays SOOOOOO much better on the PC plus with it being on PC it makes it SOOOOO much easier to mod... When you mod a console game you generally haveto modify the ISO and as teancum said... Consoles seem not to like that... Besides you haveto hack or crack your console to play backups to begin with...  While teancum and I could possibly help you out it just wouldn't produce the exact result you desire.... Especially on the PSP (Ihave a modded PHAT ta-087, 5.50 gen d-3) And that thing is picky as to what it plays to begin with...point of my story is if you attempt to mod the PSP version I'm sure teancum will lend his brain now and then as will I but don't expect it to be a cakewalk... Anyways good luck and happy modding...




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