[News taken from GBAdev.org]Grumpy Cat's"GI1000"is based on the CGL handheld game"Galaxy Invader 1000"from around 1980. Destroy the aliens and UFOs and prevent the aliens landing.It includes the following:+ 3 levels of difficulty.+ Samples from the real game.+ Authentic flickering LED style graphics.You start the game with 3 lives and 250 missiles. The game ends if:+ You reach 1000 points - congratulations!+ You use up all your missiles.+ You lose all your lives.+ An alien lands.At 700 points you will receive an extra life and 50 more missiles. A warning will sound when you have only 30 missiles remaining.http://www.geocities.com/grumpycatsoftware Read more about Galaxy Invader 1000 (GBA game)
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Latley I've been the last in news, today I'm hopefully the first :)BigRedPimp released a new build of his"Berzerk Legends"game which is a clone of"Berzerk". In this version following has changed:* shot code improved drastically* shots fire after user releases fire buttonGrab the latest build from BRP's Homepage. And feel free to give him feedback, I'm sure he'll love it to know what others think. Thanks to BigRedPimp himself for the news, he even told me about it before he updated his own page with the news :)http://berzerk.pocketheaven.com/ Read more about Berzerk Legends – Build 06-Mar-2003 (GBA game)
xRhino Releases Debian-based GNU/Linux Distribution for PlayStation 2A version of Debian GNU/Linux targeted for the Sony Playstation 2 has been released to the general public to promote independent hobbyist game and utility development for the console. This release constitutes a 1200+ software package Linux distribution that will hopefully be added to and extended by the general community. We will have a Debian package submission process shortly. For the moment, the current release should be a welcome update from the Kondara(RedHat) 5.2-based distribution released with the PlayStation 2 Linux kit. Note: Due to the massive size of"BlackRhino"it willnotbe avaliable on PDRoms!http://blackrhino.xrhino.com/ Read more about BlackRhino v1.0 (Linux OS for Playstation 2)
Round #11 is over and four news P2 demos are released :)* R-Eleven by NoRecess* Vume-vuu by Adresd* Travel by Nippy* A$$ by DarkSnakehttp://www.thethirdcreation.net/ Read more about Third Creation Coding Competition – Round #11 Results (PS2)
Gameboy Advance
2 Bit Ball Wall by JustBurn
Arkanoid Demo (8-8-2002) by Jenswa
Blod-Runner v2 by Opus
B-Type by Nicky Hunt
Conways Game of Life by Andrew H Cox
FPocketNES v8U12 by FluBBa
GBonGBA v0.4 by Mael
Hergs Solitaire v0.8 by Harold Toler
Hergs Yahtzee v0.4 by Harold Toler
Mode 4 and Sprites by Jenswa
Runes v1.0 by Headspin
Star-Shot v4 by Opus
Touch v1.1 by Dave Mejia
Uranus Zero by ZoneGN Read more about File Uploads GBA GBC GP32 NES NGPC PS2 (misc)
Do you want to join the PDroms-Board? We could really need a few related discussion :) Read more about PDroms – Forum (misc)
Just idled around in #pdroms on EFNET and someone called "Snesy" entered the chat. He left a message that "PDroms has been mentioned in a german magazine for computer games". Unfortunatlyhe left until he said the name of the magazine. After a few searches on the net I found out that "Computerbild-Spiele" mentioned PDroms somehow. Anyone got a scan of that? I'd really appreaciate it :) Read more about PDRoms mentioned in Computerbild-Spiele 03-2003 (misc)
Hello everyone! Read more about Internal Structure Changes! (misc)
Just recieved an e-mail from Nothnworks telling me this:
Hi just wanted to leave you a quick note that I found your website through an article in the Seattle Post Intelligencer Newspaper dated January 31, 2003 In the Life and Arts section of the paper. The article was titled "Software turns pc into a gamer's golden-oldies haven" Read more about PDROMS mentioned in a Seattle Post Intelligencer article (misc)
PDROMS has been mentioned as legal freeware rom source in an emulation/retro gaming article published in the "New York Times" on the 30th January 2003! I'm really surprised! The link below points to the article. Unfortunatly you need to make up an account first (It's free of charge). I guess not everyone wants to register, therefor here is a short cutout. (Copyright 2003 by the New York Times!) Read more about PDROMS mentioned in a New York Times article! (misc)