Hooka’s latest interview partner is D_Skywalker, the author of Pituka.http://www3.telus.net/public/hooka

Image provided by: www.gp32spain.comPauTo released a first demo of a new Fenix Game, GPDragoon.It’s a remake of Panzer Dragoon. There are NO enemies yet, but you can take a look what it’ll look like.www.gp32spain.com

Image provided by: www.gp32spain.comA very early Beta of a Sonic Game written in Fenix by PiXeL2004. You can only run and jump around a bit and collect some rings at the moment.www.gp32spain.com

Flubba released a new version of SNES Advance which adds support for region protected (E) games. Source code is also available. Loopy also updated his build which fixes the text in Secret of Mana.Get the latest SNES Advance package from http://snesadvance.org/http://snesadvance.org/

AquaFish’s Multifirmware 5.01 is NOW available as BLU+ version.It’s been tested.WARNING: DON’T USE IT IF YOU DON’T HAVE A BLU+!GP32x File Archive

The Phantom updated his Sierra SCI interpreter once again:* Several file and directory related problems fixed.* File functions rewritten.* Controls slightly altered (see README.GP32).Thread on GP32x.com

Image provided by: www.gbadev.orggbadev.org has posted a version of Yahtzee for the GBA, released by Trey Arthur. Check out gbadev.org for the download.http://www.gbadev.org

Didou contacted us to let us know that the games Blocktrap and Motus Advance have been updated. Both are available from the website at http://didougba.fr.st/http://didougba.fr.st/

Image provided by: MikhailA picture viewer by Mikhail featuring1. Any image size2. Fast and smooth scrolling3. Zoom out to x2, x4, x84. Hold position of the center while zoomingThe supplied program is a PC-EXE and outputs a GBA rom with the selected pictures (uncompressed).http://www.msh-tools.com/GBA/

SDLOAD is an SD (Secure Digital) card / Action Replay bootloader. With just an Action Replay (ANY revision works fine) and an SD card adapter for your GameCube, you can be booting code from the SD card or even your PC network within seconds! It takes around 10 to 15 seconds from the time you turn on your GC to the time you can have homebrew code running on it.http://www.gcdev.com/