Question 1

How can I play NZ:P on my PlayStation Portable?

Accepted Answer

NZ:P supports PSP via the vril-engine. You'll need to compile the engine from source or find pre-built binaries, then transfer the game assets to your PSP. Refer to the vril-engine repository for specific setup instructions and compatibility details.

Question 2

Is NZ:P legal since it's based on Call of Duty?

Accepted Answer

NZ:P is a fan-made demake that uses original assets created by the team or derived from the games. To avoid copyright issues, use only the provided assets from the assets repository or create your own content, as it doesn't include official licensed material.

Question 3

NZ:P vs other Quake zombie mods: which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

NZ:P is uniquely focused on recreating Call of Duty Zombies gameplay with multi-platform support, while other mods might offer different themes or mechanics. Choose NZ:P for a faithful CoD experience on diverse hardware; opt for other mods for more generic or varied zombie gameplay.

Question 4

How do I contribute new maps to NZ:P?

Accepted Answer

Start by forking the assets or toolbox repositories for map assets and development tools. Use the provided toolbox suite for map making, then submit pull requests. The modular structure allows separate contributions to game logic via the quakec repo.

Question 5

Does NZ:P support online multiplayer?

Accepted Answer

Since it's built on Quake engines, multiplayer is likely supported, but the README doesn't specify details. Check the FTEQW or Quakespasm engine documentation for network features, setup, and any limitations on specific platforms.

Question 6

Can I run NZ:P on a Raspberry Pi or other ARM devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes, NZ:P supports ARM architectures like armhf and arm64 listed in the platforms. You'll need to compile the FTEQW engine for ARM and ensure the assets are compatible, but it should run on devices like Raspberry Pi with proper setup.

Question 7

What's the difference between the FTEQW and Quakespasm engines in NZ:P?

Accepted Answer

FTEQW is used for Windows, Mac, Linux, and WebGL, offering more features and active development, while Quakespasm is optimized for Nintendo Switch and PS VITA, focusing on performance and compatibility for those consoles. Choose based on your target platform.

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