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With JoyDS you can use your DS as a wireless Joypad for PC. It’s a Client-Server App, where DS is the Client and PC is the Server. The Client gets input from the DS and sends to server in UDP packets. The server receives the input and uses PPJoy to emulate the Joystick. JoyDS emulates a real Joystick, no keyboard or mouse. You don’t have to configure nothing inside PPJoy, the Server does all the hard work for you. It also has some cool features like Button Sequences and Multiple Consoles. You need .NET Framework 2.0 to run the Server. Read more about JoyDS v0.1b (NDS Application misc)

Toiletking has released his "late" PDRoms Coding Competition entry to the public. It's called "Where is Zeoblackos". Details in french language at it's release thread. Read more about Where Is Zeblackos (NDS Game)

The Wii Proof of Concept Linux mini-distro is a small Linux OS for the Wii, based on GC Linux. Read more about Wii Proof of Concept Linux v0.4 (Wii misc)

Insert contact numbers when composing SMS messages. Read more about Insert Contacts v1.01 (PPC Application)

Send SMS from your PDA via your VoipBuster account (if you have one). Read more about VoipSMS v2.2.0 (PPC Application)

Splash Screen Randomizer is a simple tool that launches in the background at startup and swaps out the Welcome Splash screen with a random splash screen from a folder that can be defined by you. Read more about Splash Screen Randomizer v1.0 (PPC Application)

BlackFlip is a Polarium clone, an easy to play (but hard to finish) puzzle game perfectly suited for stylus play. Read more about BackFlip v0.4 (PPC Game)

Do you remember the two farting guys "Terrance & Phillip" from South Park? Now those two guys have their very own computergame on the Atari 2600 platform. Read more about Terrance and Phillip (Build 27) (A2600 Game)

News from qw3rky: Quote: Anti-Grain Geometry is an awesome library for software rendering of 2D vector graphics (see here). As soon as I saw it, I wanted to get it running on the DS. The full library is a bit large and uses lots of floating point, which is kind of a problem. But there is a cut-down version called AGG Lite which fits perfectly well on the DS. I downloaded the code, did some massive reorganization (the AGG author's code was far too messy for my taste), cut out any remaining floating point usage, and added a color format class specifically for the DS, and the result is pretty nice. You can check out my open-source clean-up effort at http://brian.grogan.jr.googlepages.com/agg_lite_ds.zip Compare with the original. Read more about Anti-Grain Geometry Lite (NDS misc)

GP2x-TI99 is a TI-99/4 emulator for GP2x. Read more about GP2x-TI99 v1.0.1 (TI-99 emu for GP2x)