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BarcodeZilla is a Zxing based barcode decoding application which is enabled for product recognition (mainly intended for EAN-8 / EAN-13 and UPC barcodes) that will display information the origin country of the product and allows to download product information (if available) and to edit and upload product and price information for your country as well using a WCF webservice.

The “Lite” version which doesn’t need SQL Compact 3.5. But with this version you have to be online to be able to recognize products (no persistance) and you cannot add / edit and upload new items.

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maRk2512’s updated his game QuirkDS. It’s a remake of the old GameBoy game “Kwirk, A-mazing tater”.

Changes:

– Titlescreen
– Select player profile
– Name input for profiles
– Ingame menu (Early version! Not all buttons work!)
– Some small changes in game control

PS: You need an account at PAlib.info to be able to get the update, as it’s released in form of an thread discussion attatchement.

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Simple demo/technical demo, doesn’t seem to work on most major emulators nor on real hardware.

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This sample shows you how to compile C programs which directly access the frame-buffer and controls, so that you don’t have to use the S2DSDK. This gives you full control of the machine so be careful!

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The Dingoo Scene has their very own file archive now. Of course we at PDRoms also do have our file archive for Dingoo, this makes two excellent ressource places.

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MineSweeper game for Dingoo A-320.

The controls are:

– The D-Pad moves the cursor.
– A uncovers a tile.
– B marks a tile.
– Select takes a screenshot.
– Start exits.

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Formula 1 is just a very small and simple game like those old Game & Watch games. You’ll have a formula 1 car at your disposal and you’ll need to pass other Formula 1 cars comming to you without crashing into them. It starts of as an easy game but gradually becomes harder since the speed of the other Formula 1 cars increases.

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Aim of the game depends on the difficulty you selected but all difficulties have the same rules being basicly you select a peg, it will turn blue then select an empty spot. Between the empty spot and the peg you selected should be another peg so that the initally selected peg will jump over the “middle” peg and will be removed.

Depending on the difficulty you either have to end in the middle of the board with one peg left or on any location (also with one peg left). And you can “jump over pegs” diagonally, but that’s explained ingame as well on the difficulty select screen.

Changes:

– Changed the button layout
– Added volume controls.
– Volume settings are saved.
– Best pegs left per difficulty are saved.

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A simple memory matching game featuring Chinese opera masks. It also includes detailed information about each mask upon finishing the game.

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Spit, also known as Speed, is a two-player card game in which the aim is to get rid of your cards as fast as possible. Players do not take turns – physical speed and alertness are required to play faster than your opponent.

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