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Team Rumble has updated their remake of the classic Super Smash Bros. for the

South Africa World Cup 2010 DS Manager is a manager / calendar application for the World Cup in South Africa

Bloody Mess Mobile is a top-down shooter game for mobile phones with J2ME MIDP 2.0 profile & bluetooth support. It is based on famous PC game Crimsonland & allows you to fight hordes of monsters on you mobile phone! Release notes: v1.03 contains fix for NullPointerException that sometimes happened when levelup occured at mission end in campaign game mode. Also [&hellip

Flowing Palette Demo is exactly what is says 🙂 Quote: After days of non-stop work on this, I think it’s ready for some exposure (no source yet, as it’s still not cleaned up as much as I’d like). NTSC only: http://blargg.parodius.com/nes-code/flowing_palette.zip It works beautifully on my NTSC front-loader NES. I’m not sure it’ll work on emulators; if someone has a [&hellip

In this game, flies will happily fladder around behind your touch screen, and you must get rid of them! How? Splat them with your stylus, of course! But beware: Each time you tap on the Touch Screen, you will damage it! How many flies can you swat before you need to send your DS to the Nintendo Product Reparation Service? [&hellip

Samurai Kirby is a clone of the identically called mini game found in “Kirby Super Star” for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System

GnGeo is a NeoGeo emulator running at full speed with no glitches

Madbomber is a remake of the Atari 2600 classic Kaboom! Trash the bombs into the ton and don’t leave out any!

Google Visual Voicemail is a semi-offline client for Google voice. You can view and play your voice messages as well as mark them read/unread and delete them. When updating, message text is downloaded to a local cache that can be viewed at any time. Audio is downloaded the first time you click play and is stored for future use. You [&hellip

This Program is, as the name says, a LockScreen based on the concept of faking a FingerPrint scanner unlock. In reality, it is based simply on how many ‘scans’ it makes of your finger