#Lumina gem mod
#Lumina gem mods
#Lumina gem psp

#Lumina gem psp

In the case of Dragon Valor I replaced the GameID as recommended in the compatibility list, but as there is no PopsLoader on Vita giving a black screen at 6.61 I used the PopBios plugin which I happened to discover that it does more than just show the nostalgic PS1 intro, he is able to correctly boot some games that are in black screen on Adrenaline and PSP 661. where I was successful, working well in Adrenaline. I also performed other different tests with the game Dragon Valor etc.

I ran the game on Adrenaline and apart from the fact that the game appears as Japanese, all the rest of the game was American when running and with the subtitles correction appearing perfectly as far as I played. Then I pasted the data on the same sector of CD1 and CD2 of the American game and saved.Īfter doing this PSX2PSP recognized it as a Japanese game (probably because it changed the ID in the code), I converted anyway. So using the Japanese version of the game I copied the same sector from BOOT(?) in the Hex Editor of CD1 and CD2. I took it further and tested it in another problematic game but now in a different way, at least on Firmware 6.60/6.61 which is Dragon Warrior VII where we know the game does not display the subtitles and on PSP it is playable thanks to Pops as on Adrenaline it does not because it gives the same error. Then I converted it to EBOOT and tested it on Vita and PSP, to my surprise the game worked apparently perfect, both translated and totally modified, without problems in Master League and others.

#Lumina gem mod

I copied the BOOT sector from the original and rewrote it over the same sector (offset) from the MOD game and saved. So I decided to analyze the MOD game and the original game with the same ID in a HEX Editor and I noticed that there were big changes in the BOOT sector.

#Lumina gem mods

It all started with PS1 Winning Eleven games for PSP and Vita, these games when you make MODs on them or apply translations, some things stop working like Master League. Games with more than 1 CD may work better in some cases with separate EBOOTs.īut I bumped into something curious that apparently worked and I don't know how far it goes. We know that PS1 games not working properly on PSP or Adrenaline (Vita), we have some means of repair like:

Two endings, depending on your behavior as an archeologist.So guys, I looked around and never saw anything about it.

Danger increases as you go deeper and deeper in the sealed tombs.

Will you manage to uncover the game's additional secret levels and hidden areas?

18 Handcrafted levels of increasing difficulty to put your mind to work.

Delve into the depths of the pyramid and uncover the terrible secrets of the pyramid.

Solve the puzzles left by an ancient civilization using mirrors and prism to combine, split and bounce beams of light.

Lumina is being developed by Gem Rose Accent, a small indie studio from around the world (UK, France, Singapore).

Lovecraft's works and two endings depending on how you behave. Yes, the game includes a story inspired by H.P. and The Witness? Then Lumina is right up your alley! IS THERE A STORY? Will you manage to steal the hidden treasures and make it out alive without awakening the dark forces that were meant to remain forgotten? WHO IS THIS GAME FOR?ĭo you enjoy games such as The Talos Principle, Portal, The Turing Test, Q.U.B.E. You will have to use your skills to combine, split and reflect beams of lights using mirrors and prisms, while avoiding the ancient dangers that are buried deep in the pyramid. The only escape are locked gates that open with colored light. It is too late when you realize you got trapped in the pyramid! After setting camp nearby, you decide to start the exploration. Lumina is a first person puzzle game where you use lasers to escape a pyramid!Īs an archaeologist in 1920, you find an enormous forgotten pyramid in the desert, the lost pyramid of Ka-Nefer.