This Lua application will flash your PSP display in different colors, trying to reanimate “dead” pixel

pspflashsystem has updated his Lua game “SOS Princesse Peach”. You are Mario and have to save Princess Peach from a labyrinth

KillS is an homebrew game by pierrodu50. Full details can be found in french language, following the link below

DJ Drops si a musical puzzle game where you have to clear levels by resisting until the end of the song

Garf is a memory game for the iPhone/iPod Touch

Dominoes for your device! Touch the bone to place it on the board. How to install the apps: Go to Installer -> Sources than add a new source named http://www.soneso.com/iphone After doing so you will find a new install folder named Soneso (Installer -> Install). Now you are able to install soneso apps

ZODTTD has updated his private beta for PSX4iPhone. It’s a Playstation 1 emulator for iPhones. Release notes: Thanks to the great beta tester feedback I’ve been getting, I was able to fix a very large bug that affected MANY games, quickly. Here is the password protected download of psx4iphone v0.0.6: http://www.zodttd.com/psx4iphone/psx4iphone_0_0_6.zip Compatibility should be increased quite a bit. Performance may [&hellip

UAE4ALL is an Amiga emulator for GP2x. This release is based upon v0.7.2a sources by Notaz. Changes: – now it’s possible to put uae folder in any directory (before uae4all crashed further the third subdirectory) – no more problems with long name file and no limit for number of files in the rom folder – changed browse system file for [&hellip

PuzzleManiak is a port of the marvelous Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzle Collection on Nintendo DS. All 27 games are ported on NDS: Tents, Dominosa, Mines, Bridges, Light Up (aka Akari), Pattern (aka Picross), Net (aka Netwalk), Untangle (aka Planarity), Sudoku (aka Solo), Galaxies, Slitherlink (aka Loopy), Blackbox, Mastermind (aka Guess), Map, Filling, Solitaire (aka Pegs), Sixteen, Fifteen, Slant, Rectangles, Netslide, [&hellip

Sniff Jazzbox captures the WLAN’s in the immediate area like a Wardrive tool and produces a stream of WLAN names. This stream of words might be understood as a subconscious expression of the presently existing communication networks. Sniff Jazzbox renders private data visible, translates it and makes it audible as a melody of yearning for contact and exchange. The names [&hellip