Archive for July, 2011

caanMines is a Minesweeper style game for Caanoo by sebt

Aion ported the well known C64 emulator Frodo. His port is based on previous Wiz and GP2x Frodo ports. Changes: * Fixed saving keymap selection within the preferences. * Cursor in disk menu remember it’s position between selecting files (helpful when a file list is HUGE)

AtnSnes is a SNES emulator for Symbian. It is actually based on DrPocketSNES v6.4.4, which in turn is based on SNES9x v1.39. Changes: * Fixed the volume control slider * Added fullscreen support for

Mind Maze is a compendium of minigames in which intelligence and skill with the stylus are the basics to solve them

NesDS is a Nintendo Entertainment System emulator for Nintendo DS. Changes: Mapper1 updated. Auto-fire adjusting added. Swap-Screens disabled if LIGHTGUN active. sprite0y for SP-pertile fixed. Careful to use Swap-Screens, which may shutdown

Bennu File Manager is a file manager utility for Caanoo. It can copy and delete files and comes with few more functions. Wiz: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/wiz.cgi?0,0,0,0,116,553 Caanoo: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/caanoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,116,

The Fantastic Tale Of The Stolen Moon by Pink Fish has been ported to Pandora by GECA soft

PandaBAS is a Pandora port of the SpecBAS BASIC interpreter. Based on Sinclair BASIC, but allowing the user to take advantage of more modern hardware – 8bit graphics, sound samples/mod/mp3 etc, with a much more advanced graphics and windowing system

Yabause Wii is a Sega Saturn emulator for Wii and is the first of its kind as emulating the complex processes of the Sega Saturn is much harder then it looks and now even harder to run it on the limited hardware of the Wii. Changes: base on the original yabause r2649 (cmake branches) compile with devkitPPC r23 and recent [&hellip

Sven Vößing presents another “Retro Hunter” Video-Podcast. Unfortunately it’s in German language only. Usually of interest for every Retro-Fan! Quote: Sven Vößing alias Retro Hunter ist wieder zurück. Dieses Mal war er zu Besuch im fernen München und hat die Gamersglobal-Redaktion besucht. Dabei fiel ihm eine antike Software namens Ultima 5 in die Hände, die niemandem mehr zu gehören schien. [&hellip