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you probably all know the great ready-to-go PSPSDK environtment made by ZX-81 running a Xubuntu installation inside VirtualBox. If not just keep reading... Read more about PSP Development Kit – ready to use – for Windows (PSP misc)
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The name's the deal - this changes your wallpaper for the XMB, no more, no less. Read more about Wallpaper Changer – Randomizer v1.14 (PSP Application)
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dragula96 has updated his Tetris game "TetriAbetes" for Playstation Portable. Read more about TetriAbetes v1.30 (PSP Game)
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Here is a simple application that can compute 4 (well actually, 5) different algebraic values. They are: Read more about Algebra – Calculus Assistant v0.1 (PSP misc)
Art updated his clock application / MP3 player for PSP. Read more about Time Baby v12f (PSP Application)
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Gnextop is the portal that lets you edit documents, browse the web and talk to friends, all at the same time! It is currently at Beta 3 (Version 0.3), and it is on schedule to be released in the second/third quarter of this year. Read more about Gnextop v0.3 (Beta) (PSP misc)
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Blockoid is an Arkanoid sytle game coded by KidPaddle. Read more about Blockoid v0.4 (GP2x 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 11) (A2600 Game)
Here's a little GBA program that enters GBC mode. Read more about Enter GBC Mode (GBA misc)
DualScheme is a halfway compliant implementation of Scheme for the DS. It includes most of the basic features of the Scheme language. It provides a REPL (read-evaluate-print-loop) that shows evaluation results on the top screen, and uses the bottom screen as a virtual keyboard. It does not implement continuations, macros, tail-call optimization, garbage collection, or error handling, and it leaves out a few syntax shortcuts, but other than that, DualScheme allows you to program on the go in the Scheme language! Read more about DualScheme (03-03-2008) (NDS misc)