LetterBomb is a safe way to enable homebrew on a Wii without hardware modification. LetterBomb is achieved by use of the Wii Messageboard which executes a homebrew application from an external SD card. Examples of such homebrew .elf or .dol files can be found on the Homebrew applications page. LetterBomb was created by Team Twiizers. This exploit only works with any region of System Menu 4.3. This exploit works without any game in a manner very similar to the now defunct Bannerbomb.

More information here: http://hackmii.com/2011/08/letterbomb/

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/LetterBomb

This package will install Mount-Menu, a semi-automatic mount-mechanism for both SDHC-card-slots of the Pandora. It can be configured to launch on card-insertion and can mount, unmount, do read-only checks and simple automatic repairs of filesystems. It was made to be an alternative method to the default, fully-automated mounting behaviour of UDEV. See Documentation for details.

http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=mount-menu-pnd

Hex-A-Hop is a hexagonal tile-based puzzle game with one simple goal: destroy all green tiles! There are infinite undoes and no time limits — you just have to find a way to destroy all the green tiles and step on a safe tile at the end.

Changes:

Mousecursor is now hidden

http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=hexahop

Mind Control Trilogy (Preview) by Bilotrip is a Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom demo released at Assembly 2011 and ranked 4th in the oldskool demo competition.

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=57497

Pocket Island DS by MJaoune is not (yet?) a game. There are little guys which you can annoy with your stylus and there are few options to change the weather.

Changes:

-Fixed a glitch caused by the new gravity system. (Totally fixed)
-Made the Pygmies summon from the top of the bottom screen.
-Improved the moving of the pygmies, and added new animations.
-Fixed some Graphic glitches.
-Added a new icon. (At least it is clear)
-Fixed many known glitches.

http://www.ds-scene.net/?s=viewtopic&id=3888

They Do Not Die is a 2D Zombie shooter with abstract visuals and a focus on customization plus level editor.

Changes:

It seems like I’ve been making this game forever. I’ve restarted making it completely from scratch on at least two occasions and I have certainly learned a lot in the process. But now more then ever I’m considering myself done with it. You shouldn’t expect any further updates. Here is version 1.0 of They Do Not Die.

What has changed:
You can now save your game.
You can obviously also load that game save and continue playing from where you left off.
Running consumes less energy.
shooting now consumes energy (just enough to stop it from regenerating).
Health regenerates at half speed when you aren’t full on energy.
I’ve removed the on screen frame rate counter.
The music no longer plays improperly slow in the Wii version.
The performance has improved in the Windows version.

http://thatotherdev.com/2011/08/08/they-do-not-die-v1-0-–-wii-windows/

AnyLanguageStudy is a vocabulary builder application for PSP. It’s created in the purpose of learning Japanese words. For example, you could use it along side with Japanese for Busy People to efficiently learn the essential key words. The application helps you to learn the language through word lists, image lists, sentences and sentence audio. It can also be used as a helpful portable dictionary.

By default, Japanese word lists are most supported. But you may easily (due to the .csv format) create your own word lists for the language of your choice. Get and convert word lists from Anki if you do not wish to create them from a scratch. If you’re studying more than one language, AnyLanguageStudy supports grouping the lists alphabetically by category.

Changes:

* Remembers question, range and mode of word lists after exiting as long as range is not changed.
* Added a trick to solve the search problem when using Scandinavian and a few other special characters with Sony Osk.
* Added Remember the Kanji image list (images by me, resizing by passingby). If you do not use it, you may remove it as it takes time to copy the files to PSP (language/Japanese/rtk).

http://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php/topic,7120.0.html

Jayenkai is one of those restless game coders, who always has something in his pocket. While not limited on the platforms he develops, he brings his game “Sheep Goes Left” to the Nintendo DS. Guide your sheep always left, but avoid obstacles. Sounds easy, is easy, but only in the first few levels.

As of now it’s only a BETA with couple of known problems, but let’s hope he gets enough feedback and finalize the game.

http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=17565

SunVox is a small, fast and powerful music sequencer with modular synthesizers. It is a tool for those people who want to compose music anywhere. SunVox available for desktop PC (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X), pocket computers (Windows Mobile, PalmOS, iPhone/iPad) and netbooks.

Changes:

new module: Side Chain Compressor;
new module: DrumSynth with 120 unique synthetic drum sounds;
new module: Amplifier;
added multitrack WAV export;
double click on the empty area of Sound Net -> Create a new module;
double click on some pattern of Timeline -> Open a window with pattern properties;
maximum BPM increased to 800;
interactive waveform drawing added to Generator (only for type 4 (dirty));
added new simple examples: compressor, drumsynth1-4;
added new examples: chain reaction;
iOS: added stereo mode to Input module;
iOS: added Online Help (in Main Menu);
many bugs fixed.

http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=SunVox

sebt3 ported Michel Louvet’s Pang remake to Caanoo! Discuss here.

http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/caanoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,27,766