Do you remember the two farting guys “Terrance & Phillip” from South Park? Now those two guys have their very own computergame on the Atari 2600 platform. Changes: +The life counter is now Terrance heads. If the black status bar drops to zero, you lose a life *and* begin at the beginning of the level you died in. +Because I [&hellip

PuzzleManiak is a port of the marvelous Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzle Collection. Release notes: Refresh your sources, install, and enjoy! 25 games in one, now with Sudoku! In this version, a new online mode: the “daily challenge” => Everyday a new puzzle, everyday compare your scores to other players. Let’s play! And if you like this puzzle collection, you might [&hellip

Save our friend Mog from Demon King!

NoobMiniGames is a straiht forward “spot the difference” game

It’s simply a pong game… The main puporse of that game was to make a multiplayer game on one DS. Supported modes: 1vs1 on 1 screen 1vs1 on 2 Screens (1 or 2 balls) 1vs1vs1 on 1 screen 1vs1vs1 on 2 screens

Battleship in the universe of Star Wars!

The first homebrew chess game for the DS to feature online play!

LightMP3 is a MP3/OGG Vorbis/FLAC/Atrac3+ player designed to drain little energy from your battery. Can decode MP3 and ATRAC3+ via Media Engine with CPU set at 20Mhz, OGG Vorbis with CPU set at 50Mhz, MP3 via libMAD with CPU set at 70Mhz, FLAC with CPU set at 100Mhz. With battery at 100% and display set to minimum brightness it should [&hellip

VisMP3 is an alternative to the lackluster built-in music player on the PSP. Although it only supports decoding of mp3 formatted files at this time, VisMP3 offers some important features that Sony could not fit into flash0, namely a media library that organizes mp3s (regardless of folder setup)as well as playlist functionality. Also, as indicated by the name, VisMP3 demonstrates [&hellip

With the Emu Loader you can start most of the emulators that have ever been programmed for PSP. It’s very helpfull because you dont have to see all of the emulators in your XMB/GAME menu