Infantile Paralysiser has updated his NSF player for the Nintendo DS. Not much is known as the page is written in Japanese.http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/

Description from it’s official page:

his image contains the classic First Person Shooter Marathon created by Bungie software, also included are the two sequel games Marathon 2: Durandal, and Marathon: Infinity. Many of the newer gaming generation will know Bungie Software for their later game HALO for the X-Box, all the older gamers will know that here’s where HALO’s origins started.Bungie Software released the source code of the Mac OS version of Marathon 2 under the terms of the GNU General Public License in January 2000, Since then the game has been enhanced and extended under the name of Aleph One.Aleph One has now been ported to various platforms, the Dreamcast port was made by Bero, and although it’sbeen left at an early stage, it stands as a good example of the Dreamcast being a platform for classic game engine ports.

http://www.dcevolution.net/fps_marathon.php

Image provided by: UnknownEponick has released a little partical effects demo for the Nintendo DS.http://members.gamedev.net/eponick/

Sakahi has released Version 0.2 of Neko Project 2 for the PSP. Neko Project 2 is a PC-9801E emulator.http://sakahi.hp.infoseek.co.jp/

XRoar is a Dragon 32, Dragon 64 and Tandy CoCo emulator for Unix, Linux, GP32, MacOS X and Win32. It uses standard cassette images (“.cas”files) and virtual diskettes (“.vdk”files) but has its own snapshot format at the moment (no”.pak”file support). XRoar is Free Software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence.

http://www.6809.org.uk/dragon/xroar.shtml

Image provided by: Mathew CarrBlast Arena Advance is a high paced game of abstract shrapnel evasion for the Game Boy Advance. Controlling a small white square, your objective is to collect as many jittering ‘flanges’ as possible while avoiding the shrapnels. When you get hit by a shrapnel, the game is over. Thanks to GBAdev.org for the news.http://www.mrdictionary.net/blastarenaa.php

wanou updated his”Sorcery”remake. It uses GFX from the CPC version, so it looks very oldschool.http://www.playeradvance.org/index.php?showtopic=11479

DJSP is a MP3 player software for the PSP by cooleyandy. Read on at this threat:http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2846

apsd released a Chip8 interpretor for the PSP. It’s still in beta stage. Here are the release notes:

Almost two months ago, before I got busy with the infrared stuff, I wanted to write a first emulator and got advice from ector to start with Chip8 interpreter… About three days after I wrote a working version on my computer, I ported it to the PSP and ever since it has been sitting here…

I’ve finally gathered up this post to release this beta version of the emulator. I call it beta for three reasons, the first is that there is a bug I need to weed out that causes it to improperly play tetris, the second is that the key arrangement is currently not optimized, the third is that the sound code for the single”beep”(which can be varied in length throughout the games) isn’t implemented. (the Chip8 interpreter has 16 keys, so all convenient keys on the PSP are used (Circle, Triangle, Cross, Square, Up, Down, Left, Right, Analog stick up, down, left, right, and a few others… two keys are disabled in this version).

I’ve packaged the interpreter with just about every Chip8 game (they’re public domain) I could find.

I’ll release the source once I clean it up.

Expect SCHIP8 (SuperChip8- a few new instructions, extended screen) support in about two releases- these games are slightly more interesting.

Read the readme for more information, and check wikipedia if you want to learn more about CHIP-8.

Don’t expect these”games”to be breathtaking. [S]CHIP-8 was a very simple interpreter.

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2843

Alpha version 4 is out now. Ghost’n’Goblins is a remake of the old identical called arcade classic.http://www.playeradvance.org/index.php?showtopic=12074