Orkie still dives into GP2x development, which is a great thing. He recently contacted us to let us know about Open2x Bootloader. It’s an alternative bootloader for GP2X. Requires Orcus and DevkitARM to compile. ‘make’ will generate a gp2xboot.img file which can be flashed with the GPH u-boot. The bootloader has a simple command line interface accessible via UART – type ‘help’ to see the list of commands
The first release related to Open2x in 11 years (the Linux firmware hasn’t really changed).
If you happen to be amongst waterpipe smokers, you may enjoy the waterpipe selection from PaffPaff. They have a wide range of high-end quality waterpipes and accessoires – the quality aspect is really a very important one to them as only top notch material is used. These guys have their shop in Karlsruhe, Germany, but you can order online too. Tobacco products are not offered on this page. Please mind smoking is bad for your health.
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If you are one of the few ones here running their own gastronomy business have a look at servier.bar – It’s a German company giving you the ability to create your own menu using QR-Codes. It’s a quite interesting system, so please go ahead and check it out. And yes, this is actually sort of off topic, but maybe interesting to the one or other. They offer a free trail month, so there is nothing to lose. All information is available in German language only yet.
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There is about one more week left to fund a brand new Game Boy game named Where is my body? by Dana Puch. The type of game is very particular, an original idea from the graphic adventures of the early 90s. You have to find out the different types of mysteries and follow the thread of the story. Your mission is to find the body. Surely you have not seen many games of this type in Gameboy, and surely you will spend some very entertaining hours.
At Songbird Productions you can now purchase Xump by Retroguru for your Atari Lynx! The game ROM will stay free of charge. This is not to be confused with Xump 2.
Help Holger to clean up deserted space fields. As this is a very dangerous task for a human being a headbot named Xump will be the one who has to suffer.
Your main task is to clean all dissolving tiles on several single-screen levels by simply stepping on them, one by one. Few fields are secured with mines and need a double tap. Mines can be blown up when passing by or disarmed by Xump when staying on this specific field for a short moment. Certainly the mission sounds easier than it will be.
Yo-Yo Shuriken is a fast-paced arcade game for 1 or 2 players on Super Nintendo (SNES). Want to know some development background? Make sure to read Making a SNES game in 2020.
ledHeadWii is based on Peter Hirschberg‘s LedHEAD (classic electronic LED handled game simulator) source code.
LEDhead is a program that simulates the classic electronic LED (light emitting diode) based handheld games of the 70’s. Now you can relive the excitement of your childhood years all over again! All games feature fully authentic sound-effects, and faithfully replicate the game play of the originals.
Rather than using proprietary code or “ROM images”, as is the case with emulators, LEDhead uses simple but extremely clever imitation to ensure excruciating faithfulness to the games you grew up with. Endless hours of painstaking effort have gone into ensuring the accuracy of each of these games.
Retroguru released an almost brand new puzzle game to the public. Xump 2 has been first released at the demoparty Revision 2017 in Saarbrücken, Germany.
Now three years later the game is prettier and has developed a lot. The boxed version can be pre-ordered from DragonBox Shop for 29€ excluding shipping.
According the the developers and their Facebook post, the game ROM will be made free by 1st January 2021, which is a really smart move. We hope, other developers will pick up this idea of a boxed release and a free ROM after a while.
Hermes is an extraordinary Jump’n’ Run game with plenty of bad taste humor. Thor got some time on his hands to update this port for the Playstation Portable (PSP)! Go ahead and catch the chicken, or stay hungry for supper 🙂
Changes:
– Enhanced graphics by Virgile Metier: Original “classic” graphics are now a hidden feature
– Improved key/button reconfiguration
– Minor fixes
Retroguru brought the puzzle game Fruit’Y to Symbian S60 / UIQ devices today, port is courtesy of Lars Persson (AnotherGuest).
Fruit’Y – Playing with edibles is heavily inspired by the Kaiko classic Gem’X, which has been seen on computers such as the Commodore Amiga 500, Commodore 64 and Atari ST.
Although tiger mum forbids little Sheran to play with edibles, there is simply no way to stop him from playing with fruits found inside the deep jungle. Being shiny, smelling wonderful and tasting even better Sheran can’t be kept away. So let’s do the best we could do: Support him!
The game consists of two boards of fruits. The left field belongs to Sheran who needs to reproduce the right field 1:1 being able to proceed to the next level. Sounds easy?!