Sasq released another SID player for the GP32. Thanks to GP32NEWS & GP32EMU for the news. Small playsid-player using libpogo (no offical libs). Handles long filenames. Also handles gzipped files.Looks for sid.pak (in root) at startup. A pak-file is an archive of files, used to avoid the overhead of having many small file on a fat filsystem (the hvsid-collection takes … Read more
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Saikou released a good puzzle game with 100(!) levels. Details and download from his page. http://www.saikou.co.uk/
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Ball of Death is a new game release by C. Brandon Patterson. Details and download from GBAdev.org. http://www.gbadev.org/
Anders Granlund released an updated version of his InfoNES port. This version has improved sound quality and a few minor speed improvements. http://w1.243.telia.com/~u24315537/
PDROMS is back since nearly 6 months, and I want to know why you visit my page. Please have a look at the link (it will forward you to the forum where the poll is). Due to security reasons only members of the board are allowed to vote. So i can be sure everyone does it only once (Signup only … Read more
Thor released a small slideshow for NGPC which shows the capabilities of his default “gif/jpg to ngp” import tool (up to 90 colors). Thanks to Mr. Spiv for the news! http://www.geocities.com/rtb7/
Mr. Spiv just informed me that he made his “own version” of the GP32 BIOS. But read more… Ok.. I made a custom BIOS to GP32 (based on English FW 1.5.7). This BIOS includes Exception handlers for Data&Prefetch Aborts (MMU and memory related errors like unaligned access) and invalid instructions. In case of Exception the BIOS runs a simple monitor … Read more
aGBe is a Gameboy emulator for the Playstation 1 (PS2 compatibel). The official aGBe homepage has been updated with these WIP news: After 6 months of idling, this project has been picked up again, it’s still in the development phase. There’s a lot of things that still need to be adressed before this will be a fully functional emulator. It’s … Read more
Text taken from AtariAge.com: [Newsdate 16th Jan 2003] Andrew Davie has put together an impressive tech demo of a Dancing Baby. This demo should give you an idea of the type of animation Andrew is shooting for as he continues to develop Fu Kung! You can download the Demo from Atari Age. http://www.atariage.com/
Anders Granlund in the news again 🙂 Before you jump up and think you can play Quake on your GP32 please read the following lines taken from the readme.txt: Ported to GP32 by: Anders Granlund gpQuake shouldn’t be taken too seriously, it was mainly done as a fun excercise to see how difficult it would be to port it. I … Read more