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This is a program that lets you play with sounds and sound effects using loops. It can simply be used as a toy or you can use it to think up possible new sound effects for your games.

Release notes from qw3rky: Recently, I went out to Cleveland, Ohio for an internship. The most convenient way to get to work was to take the rapid train into downtown. Being a white kid from the suburbs, I wasn’t all that familiar with public transportation, but I resolved to make use of it the best I could. To help myself … Read more

ETkoala updated his Chip8 emulator for Nintendo DS. Most importants updates are: SCHIP games are now playable and added directories support to GUI browsing. Changes: -CPU: Added SCHIP support -CPU: Fixed SP (it was skipping the first one) -CPU: RND opcode fixed (fixes VBRIX bugs) -CPU: LD Vx, K (Wait for keypress) fixed -GUI: Added directory support -GUI: Added file-sorting … Read more

kedo managed to reupload 99% of the old PDRoms Archive to the new system we are currently using, this means the Gameboy Archive is fully back! Content: Gameboy All Files (340) Gameboy Games (233) Gameboy Demos (94) Gameboy Techdemos (6) Gameboy Applications (1) Gameboy Miscellaneous (6) Most games are are available for download, while some had to be locked, specially … Read more

After some days of downtime, the PALib homepage and it’s subpages such as the forum, are back online. PALib is a programing library for Nintendo DS.

cid2mizard has updated his Slot Machine game “Lucky Slot”.

sliDeS is a picture display/slideshow application for Nintendo DS and has recieved an update a while ago.

Mot Mot Motus has been updated and got a major graphics facelift. The game itself is in french language.

Adhoc Messenger allows the user to send messages through the PSP’s adhoc connection to another PSP. Changes: – changed colours – added session name entry screen – added main menu – added more options in adhoc mode – added an in adhoc mode messaging menu – message box scrolling – save message history

This is a port of the Chipmunk Physics ( http://wiki.slembcke.net/main/published/Chipmunk ) by Slembcke including the demonstrations that come with it to the PSP. For graphics and user input the JGE++ Engine by Dr. Watson has been used. Thanks to MK2k for the news.