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YahtzWii v2.0 (Wii Game)

It’s Yahtzee for the Wii coded by Chris.

Changes:

Includes Painted Yahtzee game.
Added music.
More attractive background for Scandinavian rules.
Slightly enhanced intro and outro.

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Goomba Paletted v2.37 (GB emu for GBA)

Goomba is a Gameboy emulator for the Gameboy Advance. Beyond the advantage of being able to store many games on one cart, Goomba also includes save states and customizable borders. At least, Kuwanger’s fork does. Also available are many palettes, along with the ability to make your own.

Release notes:

Goomba Paletted v2.37 – 2009-10-18 – Changed border format to support more tiles. Adds Super Gameboy Borders, dumped by Asaki.

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Worship Vector (Wiz Game)

Worship Vector is a Tower Defense type game. The game is based upon a unique map, which extends automatically

The screenshot should just give a small impression, but does not represent the game as the author did not had a proper screencapture possibility.

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Shock Troopers Base Defense (Wiz Game)

Shock Troopers Base Defense by Hokutoy is another game, based upon a “Tower Defense” concept. Defend your military bases and troops! A big amount of various enemies is guaranteed.

Almost all controls make use of the touchscreen.

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sysCheck v1.0 (Wii Application)

erikspyder has developed his first homebrew for the Wii.

sysCheck does several checks on installed IOS and cIOS:
– Trucha Bug;
– ES_Identify;
– Flash Access.

sysCheck generates the report on the root of the SD card (sd:/sysCheck.csv).

This Wii Homebrew is a mix between signCheck (by The Lemon Man) and IOSCheck (by Svpe).

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