Jason Erskine released a new version of his graphics library for GP2x. 2D, 3D, Text, Joystick, Sound, Time routines. Example are included

Sakya has released a new version of his slim lined MP3 player for the Sony PSP. Changes: – Added: Audioscrobbler log (disabled by default look a the settings file). The app writes a .scrobbler.log file you can upload to your last.fm account through this page: http://paulstead.com/scrob/ – Added: Settings (CPU/BUS clock, EQ) are saved in the file settings – Added: [&hellip

Programix has realeased his first work on NDS. It’s a collection of 4 minigames

A new release of PSX4GP2x is ready! This Playstation 1 emulator for the GP2x comes with the following changes in this version. Changes: – Major performance increase! – Unai worked out some major bugs in the frameskip code. Very much improved. – [GP2X] Fixed a bug that caused volume to be set when it shouldn’t be. Volume can now be [&hellip

PSPRoxy allows a PC to go online using the PSP’s wifi, through USB. Description: 1) User sets their Browser’s proxy to 127.0.0.1 and the port 10101 2) A LocalHost Server is started which redirects signals from the local port to the USB 3) The PSP APP picks up on the signals from USB and then tells the wifi to do [&hellip

Xandu has updated his media player application for PSP. Changes: -Minor bugs fixed. -Graphical fix (see screenshots)

DiagnoSe is an tool to test several functions of your NDS. Author release notes: Removed SRAM test and replaced it with EEPROM test. The eeprom test will test the save memory on slot-1 cards. Currently only tests type-2 (64kbit) and type-3(2mbit) I do not have any cards with type-1(4kbit) so I have not done that yet. Also a subtle change, [&hellip

t4ils has updated his remake of Worms War

Stravingo has updated his weather information tool for NDS. Changes: – Addition of Central Europe, Eastern Europe and North Africa countries. – More than 3300 cities in the included database (and always more than 40000 cities available by code). – More cities displayed on the world map. – Faster world map display, now at 60 FPS. – And last but [&hellip

AcChen is a simple to learn ‘find the matching tile’ game. It is more Arcade-Style than MahJongg. It contains a lot of different levels. Each level takes only a couple of minutes to finish. Find two items with identical symbols. The tiles will disappear when you can ‘connect’ them with a line, which has two or less right angles in [&hellip