Miq01 has updated his puzzle game Tilematch for the GP2x. Changes:

Holding the stick in a direction on menus makes the cursor scroll through the options. In the”Enter name”screen, scrolls through the letters.

Names can have spaces.

During game, the cursor moves a bit faster while holding the stick in a direction.

At the start of each level, the text”LEVEL“is shown centered on the board for a few seconds.

Last score is marked on high score table.

Resetting the high score table is done by pressing L+R instead of R.

Each language inside the language list is shown in its language instead of using the one currently selected (so that you don’t have to remember that”angl? means”english”anymore smile.gif).

Added sound (Konami-style smile.gif) when pausing.

Small visual improvements.

Added jumping tiles in menu. smile.gif

Added music in the”Enter name”screen.

Vol+ works.

http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24419

Find 2 matching cards out of a few ones. Changes in this release:

using an actual playing card deck for the tiles

the executable is now a standalone app; you no longer need to load from LUA player (easier for newbies to install)

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=32827

Skeezix released a first alpha version of his Atari ST emulator for the GP2x.

The first early-alpha; playable for some games (Xenon 2: Megablast!), but with bad sound, missing virtual keyboard, no savestates. But its alive! Check back in a day or two for version 002 😉

http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24412

fmsxDS is a MSX emulator for the Nintendo DS. More information on it’s official page (japanese).

http://www.imasy.or.jp/~ngs/emu/news.html

Image provided by: UnknownPSP Rhythm is a homebrew drum machine for the Sony Playstation Portable.Inspired by classic drum machines such as the Linndrum and Roland TR-series, PSP Rhythm has been created to use the simple, yet effective 16 step style drum sequencer. PSP Rhythm incorporates the use of audio sample playback instead of drum synthesis. PSP Rhythm has been directly influenced by one of our favorite modern drum machines, the Elektron MachineDrum. The most significant is our use of”parameter locks”(as used by the MachineDrum). Parameter locks enable you to change the pitch, volume, and pan per step to create moving, changing melodies and effects. This control over your sounds will give you much more creative freedom and allow you to not only use drums, but to use instruments in your music. Changes:

Easily Skinnable using your own 32bit BMP image files

Song Mode -Normal or Loop

Text Color (For custom skins)

Audio Channels (1-32) – Use this to tune your song for best performance

Save System (Text Color, Audio Channels, Song Mode)

QUIT? (For future PSP OS 2.0 support)

PSP Rhythm 2.1 Comes with a drum kit designed after one of our favorite musical artists DAFT PUNK. If you are upgrading from version 2.0 you can just copy your current banks files over the bank files in this version.

http://www.iturzaeta.com/PSPRhythm/

Here it is… the first homebrew game for Playstatin Portable users having a 2.5 firmware version – Tetris by Fanjita. This is another great step forward, let’s see how this will develop for further homebrewing on those not hacked firmware version.http://www.fanjita.org/

Image provided by: gp2x.deRetrofui has released Tail Teiru for the GP2x which was previously already available for the Playstation Portable.http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,25,1139

Image provided by: gp2x.deMocca is an alternative shell for the GP2x.http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,7,1137

Image provided by: UnknownA usable version of Python 2.4.2 for the Nintendo DS can be obtained from the page linked below. Along with the source code. It hooks in chishm’s FAT code so that the CF card can be accessed from the Python programming language.http://www.disinterest.org/NDS/Python24.htmlhttp://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8052

Image provided by: pspzones.comPSPWeekly 2, the official PSP Emag of pspzones.com has been officially released! It features 119 pages (excludes cover and wallpapers, 128 pages in total) full of News, Reviews, Previews, Cheats, Tips and other useful info!http://www.pspzones.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=715