Rock Band Unplugged (Dec 10, 2008 prototype)

Rock Band Unplugged (Dec 10, 2008 prototype)
Build date Dec 10, 2008 14:19:34 Build name 081211_1642 Dump status Released Dumped by DevHackr Released by DevHackr File release date Nov 20, 2016 Origin DVD-R Labels Alpha 10 Ownership DevHackr (Present) Game Rock Band Unplugged System PlayStation Portable Genre Music Release date US Jun 9, 2009

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An early prototype of Rock Band Unplugged for the Sony PlayStation Portable.

Notes

The Cutting Room Floor research

This prototype has a research article on TCRF.

Build does contain dev menus and functions.

Will crash from time to time trying to load some maps and songs.

How to play this on retail hardware and emulator by Glitchgod and HalfMileRide

How to play this on hardware:

You will need:

• The .iso file included
• UMDgen
• An archive explorer (ex. 7zip, WinRAR)
• A Hex editor (ex. HxD)

1. Open up the .iso file in the archive explorer of your choice
2. Extract both "USER_L0.IMG" & "USER_L1.IMG"
3. Open both files in a Hex editor and go to USER_L1.IMG's data
4. Select and copy all of USER_L1.IMG's data and paste it at the very end of USER_L0.IMG's data
5. Save as an .ISO file (you could also overwrite the .IMG file but then you would have to change the file extension to .ISO if you want it to run)
6. Open the ISO in UMDgen
7. Navigate to the "SYSDIR" folder and right click "BOOT.BIN"
8. File Relinker and "Use selected files as source"
9. Right click "EBOOT.BIN", "File Relinker" and "Relink to "(path to BOOT.BIN)"
10. Save as ISO and copy to PSP

How to play this on PPSSPP:

You will need:

• The .iso file included
• PPSSPP (latest version)
• An archive explorer (ex. 7zip, WinRAR)
• A Hex editor (ex. HxD)

1. Open up the .iso file in the archive explorer of your choice
2. Extract both "USER_L0.IMG" & "USER_L1.IMG"
3. Open both files in a Hex editor and go to USER_L1.IMG's data
4. Select and copy all of USER_L1.IMG's data and paste it at the very end of USER_L0.IMG's data
5. Save as an .ISO file (you could also overwrite the .IMG file but then you would have to change the file extension to .ISO if you want it to run)
6. Place the .ISO file wherever you store your PSP iso files.

Game only runs at somewhere around 20 FPS at the time of this writing.

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