Archive for October, 2008

PSP-FTPD is a simple FTP server for the PSP. It permits to send and retrieve files or complete directories to and from your PSP without any cables, using your Wireless connection (WIFI), with a FTP client on your PC such as Filezilla).

GSlide, "Generic Slide", is simply a explorer with a kinetic slider interface.

The famous Nintendo hero Mario now on Virtual Boy in an inofficial Jump'n'Run game. It has been coded by jorgeche and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competiton (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

Tron is a well known game which is available for dozens of system and for now also on the Virtual Boy. It has been coded by Virtual-E and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competiton (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

Hover Demo is a technical demo for Virtual Boy. It has been coded by RunnerPack and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competiton (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

MIDI Music Player is a MIDI music player for Virtual Boy. It has been coded by DanB and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competition (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

Mario Kart Virtual Cup is an attempt to remake the equally named commercial Nintendo Game. It has been coded by DogP and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competition (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

VB Racing is a classic style racing game for Virtual Boy. It has been coded by Martin Kujaczynski and is an entry for the recently held Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competition (see http://www.vr32.de/ for more information).

Tonight the first Planet Virtual Boy Coding Competiton ended. They got a total of 6 entries - more than one would expect for a VB coding competition - including some real gems!

SCI, which Sierra referred to as both the "SCript Interpreter" and the "Sierra Creative Interpreter", is a p-machine style virtual machine for executing platform-independant, object-oriented code. SCI was designed for 16 bit little endian computers, although there were later attempts to create 32 bit versions, LSCI, and SCI32. SCI was exclusively used by Sierra On-Line, Inc., to run its computer game series, with titles like Leisure Suit Larry 2-7, Space Quest 3-6, King's Quest 4-6, Quest for Glory 1-4, and several others.