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Retrogaming Times Monthly #84 is available. RTM is a retro magazine, sometimes with focus on homebrew the homebrew scene.

"Super Smash Bros Crash" is a Super Smash Bros fan game created by miguel28. The project is a demo, but has 29 characters, 28 stages, 2 CPUs, music and sounds that accompany you throughout the game and two game modes. You can also take pictures of the battle (saved in .bmp format).

LPairs is a Memory game from the LGame series. It requires a virtual mouse, so make sure to activate it. Ported to Dingux by Coccijoe.

Newo Shooter is a 3d futuristic spaceship shooting game on rails. The player must navigate a spaceship across many planets in search of the aliens that destroyed his home planet. Various enemies, spaceships, robots, creatures will try to stop the player from reaching the goal. Avoid obstacles and destroy enemies to receive power-ups.

BrawlStats is a Wii application that will have to be run after a Super Smash Bros. Brawl session. It will store automatically on your SD your results and then you will be able to navigate freely through a clean GUI that will show you a lot of information that Brawl doesn't store (or doesn't show). It also gives different trophies to players that achieve certain records. It can be like a database of your Brawl matches.

UAE4ALL for the Pandora has been updated. UAE4ALL is a famous branch of UAE, an well known Amiga emulator. Needs to be optimized but runs tons of games fullspeed!

Boondoggle by Matthew Newell is a collection of word games with a very complete English dictionary, user profiles, and achievements as well as an original soundtrack.

Foxy and Pascal remade Core Design's Rick Dangerous for the Genesis/Megadrive. The Megadrive/Genesis port results from a reverse engineerd Atari ST version and a complete recoding in 100% Assembler. It's not based upon xRick, which most ports rely on. The game has been tested on real hardware and works!

Tomdev comes up with a mini-game where you have to avoid spikes by moving a red spot either up or down. It's fully written in Assembler and features only one level.

If you are interested in the demoscene you might be also interested in the Demoscene Outreach II meeting, which takes place in Vienna, Austria on 18th June 2011. Follow the link below for more information in German language!