Birslip presents an updated version of his bird themed shoot’em up. It now comes with auto-fire and it’s possible to adjust the speed.
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Thanks to http://www.tehskeen.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=13750 and http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=242252 and http://mobiles.gx-mod.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8918 for the news!
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A new version of Snes9x Gx (SNES emulator) for Xenon/v1 Xbox 360 consoles using the JTAG Xell Hack has been released.
Release notes:
This version of snes9x fixes the ticking sound problem and also swaps the B & A buttons around.
Build also has wireless pad support so no more wired controllers needed.
Only currently running on the xenon xell hack. Support for other chipsets are in the works!
Thanks to snes9x-gx and tmbinc for releasing his version of the source.
Thanks to http://www.tehskeen.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=13753 for the news.
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belek666 updated his Playstation 2 Quake modification.
Changes:
-added sound using sdl (it’s slow but faster when launched from ps2link – I don’t know why)
-some fixes in pad control
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EP has released a new version of his Unofficial version of LaunchELF. uLaunchELF is a front end or operating system or sorts for the Sony Playstation 2 that allows you to browse and boot homebrew from various sources including memory cards, usb devices, hard drives and the built in dvd-rom drive.
Changes:
-Reimplemented ‘paddata’, to allow button combos independent of debounce
-Merged in a new mcman module by jimmikaelkael, fixing the FTP server bug
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Build lightweight networks of service-based components (SOA). Autonomous behaviour, self-organisation, permanent and dynamic linking, XML-RPC based communication, password protection, legacy code accessed through wrappers. Java ME (J2ME) compatible.
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Retrogaming Times Monthly #64 is available. RTM is a retro magazine, sometimes with focus on homebrew things.
Content of this issue:
Movies With A Byte: Joysticks
RTM Idiocy: The Pot Of Lead At The End Of The Rainbow
The Legend Of Trash Truck
All Eyes On Power Rangers: The Movie (Genesis Game)
Apple II Incider – Spy Hunter
Modern Retro – Worms
Videological Dig – The Ratings War
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homemister91 decided to release the latest sources of his modified Lua Player variant LuaPlayerHM.
Release notes:
Hey all,
I haven’t been able to do much PSP programing since starting university, so i have decided to release my source for LPHMv3. Also included is the source code for the Lua core that LPHMv3 uses. This core is optimised alot for the PSP. I hope this helps out other developers.
Please support LuaPlayer Euphoria, and PGE.
Regards
HomemisterP.S. I will still work on LPHM when i get the chance 🙂
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Ebootr is a replacement for PBP Unpacker. It was written in C# against the .NET 3.5 Runtime.
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AVEC is a Vector map viewer capable of displaying and navigating mapss in the common Polish format maps. If the map file has street information, the program tells you what street you are in, or lookup the name of a street selected with the crosshair.
Release notes:
Hi Guys,
This is AVEC GPS V4 with track up display mode, and various other improvements.
Cheers, Art.
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This is a small application volDeus is developing and will evolve into a full-fledged skin editor for Spb Mobile Shell 3. At the moment it only has the ability to change panel backgrounds (among some other helpful tool options), but it has a decent GUI and is unique in that it does not overwrite any changes that have previously been made to your copy of MS3 by other skins or widget packs.
Changes:
–1. Added the ability to add and remove images or backgrounds, and choose which background is applied to which panel.
–2. Added image rotation, re-sizing, and re-naming.
–3. Added thumbnails in the panels and backgrounds tabs.
–4. Added selectable viewing options “Large icons”, and “Small icons” in all tabs with thumbnails.
–5. Added “check all”, “un-check all”, and “assign to checked” options in the panels tab for easier and faster background changing.
–6. WVGA and WQVGA scrolling problem fixed.
–7. Added the “Carousel” tab for manipulating your panel carousel or tiled panel view. Allows adding, removing, re-naming, and re-ordering the items in your panel views.
–8. Added new file picking dialog for adding images and choosing an external image editor. Includes a more intuitive split tree and file view with icons and image thumbnails. Also adds the ability to change the view type and delete or re-name files.
–9. Added more panels to the “Panels” tab.
–10. Added more utilities to the options dialog.
–11. Alot more small changes and bug-fixes I can’t remember.
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