I cant get Assassin's creed to launch. Screen goes black and then it just goes back to the "desktop". Rebooted twice, too.

works fine for me, have you tried re installing? I installed via the terminal app

Did the same here. Gonna remove the folder and try again.

NFL 2010 link:

http://www.4shared.com/file/207581818/f ... l2010.html

I haven't tried it , same install method as every other game.

Hi Pre Fans

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http://www.4shared.com/file/208413136/b ... l2010.html

Thanks for NFL!

Hey everyone I am brand new to all this and was wondering if anybody had a more concise step by step set of install instructions on installing the games . I am totally lost when I put the phone into usb mode and look athe folders I do not have a media\internals folder..

Seriously thoe, not that im complaining, but is it really that hard to post the original ipk? Or are these still only getting leaked as a folder becuase im the only one that knows how to take it from the app catalog as it downloads... lol

Hey everyone I am brand new to all this and was wondering if anybody had a more concise step by step set of install instructions on installing the games . I am totally lost when I put the phone into usb mode and look athe folders I do not have a media\internals folder..

Hey we've all been there...
media/internals is the usb space u see when u first put ur phone in usb mode (its the main space with ringtones wallpapers DCIM etc...)

Hey everyone I am brand new to all this and was wondering if anybody had a more concise step by step set of install instructions on installing the games . I am totally lost when I put the phone into usb mode and look athe folders I do not have a media\internals folder..

Hey we've all been there...
media/internals is the usb space u see when u first put ur phone in usb mode (its the main space with ringtones wallpapers DCIM etc...)

For step by step instructions you place the folder inside of media/internals

you gain root access (let me know if you help with that)

and you run the script according to the game

An example of the script Assassin's Creed
cd /

rootfs_open -w

cp -rf /media/internal/com.gameloft.app.assassins /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/applications/

cd /

reboot

(you run each line in root one by one)

Thanks guy for the quick replys I will read through them and try them.

Seriously thoe, not that im complaining, but is it really that hard to post the original ipk? Or are these still only getting leaked as a folder becuase im the only one that knows how to take it from the app catalog as it downloads... lol

How do you do that then?

So I places the folders on the pre in usb mode , Now to eject the drive and I assume I can use the "Terminal" app that I have installed on my pre ?

tried each commad line and I am rebooting the phone now , another question is about the third command line how exactly do you know what part of the game's name to put in the line . along with the gmeloft stuff ?

was asphalt 5 updated? does it fix the crashing?

tried each commad line and I am rebooting the phone now , another question is about the third command line how exactly do you know what part of the game's name to put in the line . along with the gmeloft stuff ?

As regards to the third command line

cp -rf /media/internal/" " /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/applications/

says constant
the command says copy from media/internals/" " (" " being what ever the game file directory is being call)
to /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/applications/ (this is the new directory that palm is using to store apps #this is a good thing because we get to use the full 8gb media space for apps)

tried each commad line and I am rebooting the phone now , another question is about the third command line how exactly do you know what part of the game's name to put in the line . along with the gmeloft stuff ?

For example if the game file in media/internals is called "com.gameloft.app.asphalt5"
the third command will be

cp -rf /media/internal/com.gameloft.app.asphalt5 /media/cryptofs/apps/usr/palm/applications/