Anatoly Cherdenko
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EDuke32 is the Duke Nukem 3D source port most people end up on. The ps5-payload-dev build for the PS5 ships with the shareware data, so Episode 1 of 3D Realms' 1996 shooter plays straight after you install it.
Download:
Download EDuke32 for the PS5
Optional extra: hdpack.sh in the folder fetches the High Resolution Pack and the SC-55 music pack from duke4.org. It's a bash script that needs wget and bsdtar, so run it on a PC, inside the folder, before you copy the folder over.
Before any of that, ps5-payload-elfldr and then ps5-payload-websrv must be running on the console. websrv's project page is on GitHub.
Download:
Download EDuke32 for the PS5
- Copy the EDuke32 folder to /data/homebrew/EDuke32 on the PS5. FTP does the job.
- Start EDuke32 from websrv's homebrew page (http://PS5_IP:8080/index.html) or its Launcher app, with your console's IP address in place of PS5_IP.
- For the full game, put your own duke3d.grp in the folder in place of the shareware one.
Optional extra: hdpack.sh in the folder fetches the High Resolution Pack and the SC-55 music pack from duke4.org. It's a bash script that needs wget and bsdtar, so run it on a PC, inside the folder, before you copy the folder over.
Before any of that, ps5-payload-elfldr and then ps5-payload-websrv must be running on the console. websrv's project page is on GitHub.
