Sanqua Experience is a french gaming magazine, formated to be used with the PSP.http://www.sanqualis.com/index.php

Infantile Paralysiser has released a new test of his MoonShell to be used with a SuperCard CompactFlash model.http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/

Skeezix has updated his Atari ST emulator Outcast. Changes:

NEW: Volume buttons now actually work

FIX: .MSA (ST-compressed) disk images now work fine; took hours to bloody find it, and its one of those stupid-but-invisible buglets :/

FIX: Medium resolution should now work

NEW: In joystick mode, ‘Y’ is now keyboard SPACEBAR, so that Turrican Xenon 1 are happier wink.gif

NEW: Sorts the disk picker display (by filename)

NEW: The games database is now auto-scanned and the results cached; ie: when it loads up the picker, it scans the cache and looks up all the games for you; uncached files are scanned and cached. A second column shows the gamenames in the picker. – I’ve got a few hundred disks, and the first load took a minute or two, but subsequent scans (from the cache) took only 2s or so.. a win I think.

NEW: Quitting the emu via the runtime (START) menu will return to the gp2x launcher properly.

http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=24653

Image provided by: UnknownHere comes a NETplay Pong coded by Petiso.http://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread.php?t=26845

Squidge comes up with another update for SquidgeSNES, a Super Nintendo Entertainment emulator for the GP2x. Changes:

Made the non-scaled mode a little prettier – it?s now centered and you can use a background image

You can now using the L/R buttons to scroll the file selector faster

Filenames are now sorted

http://squidge.wordpress.com/squidgesnes/

Image provided by: fafensteinLaserix is a laser that should go through all diamonds on the grid. The only way to do it, is to use mirrors, in the right position and adjust them to define the right laser path. Laserix is a real ?Chinese puzzle?. There is no need for 3D or video. Now you can play 52 levels (incuding the 13 orignals masterpiece).http://degling.free.fr/LASERIX/indexUK.html

PMP is a PlaystationPortable Media Player. This one is a modification of a modification. This time by malloc. Get more information at PS2dev.orghttp://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=4684

McZonk creator of the PSP port of Quake II has released a patch to fix a few known problems. Notes:

Quake II PSP – Patch Day
The first patch is finished. It will just fix little bugs. It not contains sound, no full singleplayer or multiplayer support and nothing of all the other missing stuff.Download: http://zcom.sytes.net/psp/quake2-psp-beta.zipChanges:- fix invert analog nub (was not working)- go to menu after first loop of intro- fix network game crash- added gpl to zip- removed the iso protectionI have not added an osk. I didn’t found a good one that was installable into Quake II.I still think the iso protection was a good idea. There was a lot of discussion about that. I know I cannot stop piracy, but perhaps you think about it now and buy games instead of steal them.I removed the protection because it will be removed as soon as I release the sources. In fact it is just a #define :)I’ll setup a source code package with Quake 2 PSP the next days. I have to fix some stuff so it will compile without problems. It will include all sources as well as a tutorial for mod porting. But I cannot support anyone until my first final release. Sorry, it would handicap my own development.

http://teamemergencyexit.blogspot.com/

This small utility is there to help the children to learn the words by associating them images. For the moment this software is adapted for the game console PSP. This game is open, you can add new topics by creatinga new repertory or adding pictures in an existing subject. One of the advantages of this play is that it is for all langages. All the file learn.zip is to be placed in the PSPGAMEluaplayerApplications repertory of your console.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=4683

Super Mario Portable has been updated by Plain boiled water.http://dl.qj.net/…