Baby Foot is a table soccer game coded in Lua.

Thanks to http://www.dcemu.co.uk for the news.

http://www.pspgen.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=7208

Anguna is a Gameboy Advance homebrew game created by Nathan Tolbert, featuring art by Chris Hildenbrand.

It is a short but exciting action-adventure game, reminiscant of the original Legend of Zelda.

Anguna includes:

5 dungeons and a large overworld to explore
Multiple weapons and items including: a sword, bow & arrows, bear traps, dynamite, lantern, magic boots, and more
Many hidden rooms, secrets, and powerups
Lots of interesting enemies and boss monsters

Anguna is available as a free download. To play it, you will either need to play it on a gameboy advance emulator, such as Visual Boy Advance, or write it to a writable gameboy cartridge. Alternatively, you can download a windows installer from here which includes everything you need to play Anguna on windows.

For those that are interested in obtaining a physical cartridge of Anguna to play on their Gameboy Advance, please contact the author, and for the price of the writable cartridge (which varies between $10 and $15 dollars, depending on what is available) plus shipping. It will be written to a cartridge and sent to you.

Changes:

-fixed viewing map in caves would lock up game

Thanks to Nathan Tolbert, the author himself, for the news via http://www.pdroms.de/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=452 where you can also discuss about this marvellous game.

http://www.tolberts.net/anguna/

GeeXboX is a crude prototype of GeeXboX port for Wii. It is based on GC-Linux team’s Wii-Linux-PoC-0.4 and a recent devel version of GeeXboX.

GeeXboX is a free embedded Linux distribution which aims at turning your computer into a so called HTPC (Home Theater PC) or Media Center.

Most functions of WII, including bluetooth/wiimote, DVD, wireless, LAN etc., are not supported by this version, due to limitations of the linux kernel. There are terrible bugs too, which you won’t be able to miss. So please regard this rather as a demo. But expect huge improvements in next release, when GC-Linux team’s latest Linux port becomes available.

Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.

http://www.geexbox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9897

PocketCM Calendar is currently a test version, the purpose is to experiment what’s possible with calendar on our Windows Mobile device using the PocketCM framework.

Changes:

Added the opportunity to delete events (stay pressed on an event a menu will appear
Added GSync tool, synchronize Windows Mobile Calendar with Google Calendar (two way, do not support recurence) – this is a separate exe that require the .NET 2.0 runtime (included in WM6.0 and above)
Bug fixes: people crashing at start should now be able to use it

http://www.pocketcm.com/calendar.php

philoo released a new Nintendo DS homebrew puzzle/strategy game called Awale.

Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.

http://www.dev-fr.org/index.php/topic,3510.0.html

Wii Web Server is a simple Web-Server for the Wii. Still it’s in very early stages of development.

Changes:

Doesn’t exception out when a file or page cannot be found
Will now serve a “404 Page not found” page

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_apps/Wii_Web_Server

This application allows you to read large Text (.txt,.text), Palm Doc (.pdb), Mobipocket (.pdb,.prc,.mobi), Plucker (.pdb), HTML (.htm,.html), and Fiction Book (.fb2) files quickly and efficiently on the iPhone/Touch. This application doesn’t have the fancy formatting of ruBooks or Books.app, but it can quickly load and display large text files that currently cause Books.app or other UI Text View/Web View based apps problems. If you want to load books quickly and read text, this may be the app for you.

Note: Books.app http://code.google.com/p/iphoneebooks/ and ruBooks http://colel.info/rubooks/ provide a formatted display of text and images. If you are willing to break up your book into smaller chapters they may also be options.

http://code.google.com/p/iphonetextreader/

Atarius Maximus has been working on a new game called Space Run.

Quote:

I was experimenting with a 3D type space shooter with this one, but haven’t gotten very far with it. It’s nowhere near a complete game. The playfield scrolls back to give the illusion that you’re travelling down the tunnel. The obstacles scroll up the tunnel from the middle (and get larger as they approach), you then have to fly around and avoid them. If you run into one, the screen will flash red. I actually did this quite some time ago and got stuck, I just wasn’t sure where to go with the game. Anybody see any potential in this, or have any suggestions?

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=127799

Wiihttpd is a simple multi-threaded HTTP Webserver for the Wii. Wiihttpd is built on the ftpii source code.

How to use:
Create a /www directory on the root of your SD card and place any files you would like to be served in there. Run the included ELF with your favourite method to boot homebrew.

Changes:

Removed configurable GMT text setting in HTTP header and instead allowed timezone change
Added Connection: close to HTTP/1.1 header
Added more mime types
Added HTTP HEAD method
Protection against ./ and ../ in HTTP path by displaying a 404 page

http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_apps/Wiihttpd

Remake of the 80s arcade game. Destroy missiles before they reach the earth and blow up your family!

Changes:

0.4a – Added background music and sound effects (contact me on IRC if you think you can do a better job with the sound effects)

http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/User:Ulti/MissileCommand