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Here once again a video which is a few weeks old, but shows the 3D abilities of the Wiz.

Discussion: http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=46833

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EvilDragon created a small new video featuring the WIZ compared to a GBA Micro (size and screen) as well as running some emulators (MAME4ALL and Temper).

This video is a bit old, but we’ve just discovered it now 🙂

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Warcraft – recompiled as executable for Wiz. Original Warcraft v1.21 required!

Changes:

* insert delays into victory screen
+ new action for button mapping: macro for key followed by left mouse click (e.g. one-click move/attack/…)
+ new action for button mapping: combination left mouse click/select group (acts like left mouse button, when mouse is moved during click, switches to select group)
* fixed playing music at startup

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The guys at pocketgamer.co.uk once again catched up with Craig Rothwell for an exclusive Pandora update.

Follow the link below for the interview and other Pandora related impressions. It’s worth a read.

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The Dingoo A-320 seems to be sold as “Chinavision CVFH-N03-4G” as well.

Hopefully this device won’t be another electronic toy which will be known under hundret names for the equal thing 🙂

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A600, a well known spanish homebrew developer, has set up a page to obtain the Dingoo SDK.

Here are more details from http://dingoo-scene.blogspot.com/

A600 (who wrote the Dingoo overclocking app) at the GP32x forums has confirmed that you can get a Dingoo SDK here: http://x11.gp2x.de/a320

Err, and for those of you who know what you’re doing, there’s this stuff, also courtesy of A600:

I”m uploading all the Ingenic FTP stuff (minus the linux part) to megaupload for those interested.

The full jz_mxu.h:
http://pastebin.com/f442c9e6e

EDIT: Megaupload link (400 MB)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JMEHCKGP

The linux part:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4F94ECV0

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Craig/GBAX is obviously trying to put his power into developing a homebrew scene for the Dingoo device.

Here is a minore quote:

The A320 is a cool little mini open handheld which is
especially good for emulating classic systems such as GBA,
NES, Neo-Geo, CPS, Sega etc.

It can be thought of as a faster, smaller GP2X, the manufacturer is hoping it will have a similar following.

We are working on getting MAME, Amiga and Atari working, together with setting up a developing scene for this device.

This sounds too nice to be true. PDRoms also tried to get in touch with the people behind the Dingoo A320. The marketing manager Peter does not speak english well and the english responsible corresponding lady Sofia is a bit slow in answering things. Once again it seems to be more than hard to get in touch with a company, which probably does not know anything about homebrew at all.

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jgc146 updated his game Poppin’ where the aim is to pop as many balloons as possible with your stylus!

Release notes:

hiya all

……… still here 😉

anyhow here is a update for poppin.
all the bugs are sorted but if you find some then let me know.
also have an options screen where you can change difficulty.

on EASY mode I completed it.
on NORMAL mode I got to level 10.
on HARD mode I got to level 7
………. let me know where you got ok.

lots more to do will keep you posted.

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A stand-alone, light-weight application that accesses the BBC iPlayer Mobile content. Specifically designed for QVGA devices running Windows Mobile 6.0 or higher.

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Device Update is an ‘appstore’ type application to automatically download and install from a list of selected applications. Over 250,000 apps served!

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