LSD - Dream Emulator [Limited Edition][jap] PSX-PSP (indolemugen

To install: Just drop the "LSD" folder into your "PSP:/game" folder. (assuming youre already running one of the wonderful custom firmwares that support ps1 games) *From the wiki-wiki-wiki* LSD Developer: Asmik Ace Entertainment Publisher: JPN Asmik Ace Entertainment (PS1) Release date: JPN October 22, 1998 (PS1) Genre: Action-adventure Mode: Single player Platform: Sony PlayStation Input: PlayStation controller (PS1) LSD is a video game released in Japan in 1998 for the Sony PlayStation video game console and is one of three products (the others being a music CD and a book) based on a diary of dreams that a staff member at Asmik Ace Entertainment had been keeping for a decade. Gameplay: In this game, the player simply navigates a dream world. There are no such things as action or experience points, nor is there any clear goal. The idea is simply to walk around and enjoy things in a dream environment. There are many bizarre environments in this world, and one way to travel through them is by foot. However, if you bump into walls or other objects in the game, you will be instantaneously transported to another environment. Bumping into people, animals, or special objects usually gives a stranger dream. Each dream lasts 10 minutes, and the player wakes up automatically from the dream at that time. However, if the player falls off a cliff in the dream, then the player may wake up immediately. There is also a graph that appears at the end of each dream that keeps track of the player's state of mind. Depending on that state, the next dream may start differently. While you walk through an environment, the surroundings may suddenly change. For example, eyes may suddenly appear all over a wall and stare at you. Even if you visit the same place twice, it may look quite different. You may also encounter very strange creatures while roaming around. For example, you may see a celestial nymph flying through the air, a wild horse running through the prairie, or a huge man filling up an entire room. Players of LSD often feel like there is order to the apparent chaos, with all the "random", strange events actually having some meaning and purpose. Audio: There are over 500 patterns of background music in the game. These are called patterns, not tunes, because they all share the same musical score, but are played in different tones. Enjoy! ^_^

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IndoleMugen (2008-06-27)

There is a way to pull the iso from this and burn it to a cdr like a normal psx iso, but I dont recall how its done. It would probably be faster just to search for and download the original. ^_^

BIGTCHICAGO (2008-09-07)

my god
this is the holy grail
ive never thought....
'reaches out'
no must download

bakermiaz (2008-12-23)

@ nicoll_420
You need something like "Simple Popstation GUI 3". can then extract the iso.
not sure if link still works ... but try here:

or here :.

Shpinxis (2009-11-27)

when i try and load the game on my psp with cfw 5.00-6 i just get the error that says the key.bin cant be found

nomyek200 (2009-12-30)

Holy shit, you are the reincarnation of god himself for posting this

DeathMinister (2010-05-09)

Is there a way to make this work on something like ePSXe emulator on the PC? I've tried just loading the KEYS.bin file, but nothing happens, it just shows a black screen.

Piroc (2010-06-01)

I have a PSP 3001 model with a FW6.20, I know everyone I'm a f@ckin n00b for updating this without for doing research on mods,but will this work for for all models or just a few CFW. Someone please let me know cause I already DLed this.

swampcow (2011-11-03)

Is there an emulator to play PSP games on my PC?

iMango (2012-02-26)

Thanks! ^^

maxin11p (2012-04-09)

Scanned and it's all clean. Works fine on my PSP. Thanks, this game is epic.

Barwa99 (2013-02-17)

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SICK LOVVVE IT! :)

colazex (2013-05-29)

Why does it say "PSX" in the title since the files are only made for "PSP"? And if there is some software that can extract it to ISO for so that an "PSX" emulator can read it, the uploader could have at least put it in the description.