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Image provided by: gamersgalaxy.netAnother issue of PSP Galaxy has been released. Now reaching issue number five!

Welcome to Issue #5 of PSP Galaxy. What you will get in this monster issue:*Exclusive interview with Pursuit Force developer BigBig Studios. Find out everything you need to know about this hot PSP title.*Scary Movie 4 video trailer!*Mag Redesign.*PSP News.*Game Reviews: Tokobot, Ultimate Block Party and Talkman.*Homebrew roundup.*Homebrew Reviews: PSPshot and PSIX.*Retro Review: The Dig and Shining Force.*Gamers Galaxy Member Reviews.*Terranova Comic.*Movie Watch.*Over 60 pages!

http://www.gamersgalaxy.net/news/index.php?nid=1172

SaTa updated his SRAM and EEPROM management application. Thanks to Drunken-Coders for the news.http://www.pat.hi-ho.ne.jp/sata68/nds.shtml

Fifo demo shows how to use the master brightness register, to darken/lighten video output. Use up/down keys to change brightness.http://www.auby.no/

Capture does 2D captures to the DS’s VRAM. Capture mode is great for taking screenshots on hardware.http://www.auby.no/

Natrium42 has made a quick port of GPLflash to DS. It plays .swf files!http://natrium42.com/blog/

Infantile Paralysiser is releasing new test versions of his shell for the Nintendo DS.http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/

Most developers will have probably already been following this as the author Paeryn has been working on adding GP2X hardware support to SDL. In tests by one developer his program run at 20 FPS with normal SDL, and an amazing 60 to 100 FPS with the hardware libs! Thanks to guyfawkes for the news once again.http://emuholic.emuboards.com/…

Image provided by: emuholic.comThis is a remake of Halo Zero for the GP2x. The graphics are taken from the original PC version but the actual game code is written from scratch by Sawamura. Thanks to Guyfawkes for the news.http://emuholic.emuboards.com/…

gp2xmess emulates the following systems: Atari 7800, Coco, Colecovision, O2 Odissey and TI 99/4A.

http://users.adelphia.net/~bsturk/gp2x.html