Image provided by: EvilDragonQuiests Minigame Collection has been updated with another new minigame called"Maniac Race".http://quiest.gp32x.de/tmp/ Read more
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A classic pong remake using Fenix by Sam Fisher...http://www.gp32x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,27,951 Read more
Image provided by: dustindustin released his first GP32 game. Its made using Fenix. A bugfixed GP32 Fenix compatible version is available in the third posting by racemaniac.http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?act=ST&f=37&t=21774 Read more
Image provided by: UnknownDurante has released a Lua game for the PSP called Crystalise.http://psp.metaclassofnil.com/crystalise/ Read more
Another update of Alan Gerow's text editor for the DS. Changes are :fixed delete menu display bugshould now work with M3http://ds.spacemonkeymafia.com/txtwriter.php Read more
Sonyxteam released v0.5 of their Sega Master System Emulator for PSP. New in this version:GPU Full screen added for the sms romsStretch screen for the GG romsSome FixesThanks to psp-news for the news.http://www.sonyxteam.com/ Read more
Alan Gerow has updated his text editor for the NDS. Changes he made are:file browseropen text filesedit text filesdelete text filesoverwrite confirmationscrolling files over 23 lines longword wrappinghttp://ds.spacemonkeymafia.com/txtwriter.php Read more
Image provided by: cybercoufCybercouf released a wip version of his Lua Game Toobin.It's a old Atari ST game. I'm trying to do it for psp, using Lua. This is the very first version v0.1 (you need Lua player first). I haven't any PSP, so if you can test it in real conditions (and say if it works) thanks!Thanks to psp-news for the news.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=4023 Read more
FileAssistant++ is a file browser/tool for the Sony Portable. As usual, FileAssistant++ is totally FREE and OPEN-SOURCE (GPL).http://tmpstore.free.fr/FileAssistant/viewtopic.php?t=153 Read more
Quzar's port of Shippy1984, an old-fashioned static shooter based on the arcade classic Galaxian, and intended as an entry into the second annual Dream On contest, has been updated with vastly improved controls and a few other fixes and additions. The binaries download now includes both scrambled (burnable) and unscrambled (raw) files. A CDI (DiskJuggler) image is also now available, as the Screamcast team considers it good (and stable) enough to warrant a burn. Either version is burnable with Screamcast's recommended program, BootDreams. [Text taken from MetaFox]http://dreamon.cyberdogcastle.com/Main/Story159/ Read more