Shahzad Sahaib's Articles

Desynched updated Snakes. It's a snake game for up to eight local players, which makes it something very special to currently existing 3DS homebrew releases.

In The Line Of Fire unfortunately did not made it's funding. The project can be considered dead for now. If the developers should happen to pick this project up again, we will let you know.

Bored? Need something to read? Maybe even free? What about the latest REV'n'GE? Issue #70 is out!

Qmmp is an audio-player, written with the help of the Qt library. The user interface is similar to winamp or xmms. Ported to Pandora by Canseco.

glutock has news on his platform game Twin Dragons for the NES.

Super Sheep is an Android game by Gamex-Studio. The end of the world has come and the world is in danger of being destroyed by the aliens and giant meteorites, but there is a little hero that is arranged to save the it by flying in outer space and shooting laser. Will you be too rude to help him? will you have the skill you need? if your answer is yes then start now and be a hero!

Xevious is going to hit the Atari Jaguar! Based on the arcade game of the same name, Xevious for the Jaguar was written from the ground up and is a near-perfect version of the original game.

RVGL is a cross-platform rewrite / port of Re-Volt, the famous remote cars Racing game, that runs natively on both Windows and GNU/Linux and uses modern, open source components to power it. We currently use OpenGL for the graphics, OpenAL Soft for the audio, SDL for input and OS specific support and ENet for networking.

Kaffeeware is a pretty funny name, especially if you know German. But the name is not only funny, it's an actual group of indie game developers doing new games for old hardware. Rodas Cross is their current creation, cooking up for the Game Boy Advance. As it looks it's going to be released as Steam game, with most likely GBA emulation in the background. If you are into RPG games, keep an eye on this, it's already looking amazing. Maybe there is a chance we see a physical GBA release too, keep your fingers crossed!

The NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) still is the favorite retro console in the hearts of many of us. What if you could write software and games for it using Javascript?