Wii Homebrew Launcher is an interface similar to that of the Wii menu. It allows you to start homebrew stored on your SD card in the Wii front SD slot. Each program is represented by its own customizable "channel". Read more about Wii Homebrew Launcher v0.6 (Wii Application)
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WiiPoker is a homemade version of Jacks or Better Video Poker for the Wii. It is written with libogc and GRRLIB. The source also includes a generic card game library written to enable rapid development of any card game for the Wii. Read more about Wii Poker v0.1 (Wii Game)
The latest edition of the Gamecube/Wii toolchain now uses NewLIB v1.16.0 with updated patches to allow LIBfat to be ported. As usual, windows users should grab this update through the automated updater. Read more about DevkitPPC (Release 15) (Wii misc)
The latest edition of the Gamecube/Wii toolchain now uses NewLIB v1.16.0 with updated patches to allow LIBfat to be ported. As usual, windows users should grab this update through the automated updater. Read more about DevkitPPC (Release 15) (GC misc)
Please note that the port of VLC is NOT public yet, but available to ZodTTD's beta-testers. Read more about VLC4iPhone (iPhone Application)
WintenDOS is a shell application for Nintendo DS. Read more about WintenDOS v1.1 (NDS Application)
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Eglomer has released his first Nintendo DS homebrew game "Mueve A Zippo" to the public. It's programmed with the help of paLIB. Read more about Mueve A Zippo (NDS Game)
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BlobbDS is a 3D Tamagotchi style game in early stages for Nintendo DS. Read more about BlobbDS v0.2 (NDS Game)
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Kaiten Patissier is a "collect 'em all" game, but with the twist of having a rotating playingfield. After collecting all but the last item in each level, a bonus item will appear somewhere in the level, so be sure to keep an eye out for the bonus items if you want to get 100% completion. Read more about Kaiten Patissier PSP v1.00 (PSP Game Port)
In Squared Away you are a yellow square, and you must go around collecting red rectangles without being caught by the green square. If you reach the end of the screen, you will warp back to the opposite side (the rectangle can't). Use this to gain time collecting red rectangles before the green one catches up to you. There is a code in this game to play the title screen (to sort of get a feel for the game.) At the title screen, press left, then right, then fire to start. If you want to delve in the actual game, just press fire to start. Read more about Squared Away (Build 4) (A2600 Game)