An real-time open source alcohol absorption and metabolism simulator for S60 3rd edition mobile phones. Can plot BAC graphs, predefined drinks, sobering-up time estimation and much more!
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Here comes a new homebrew puzzle game for Nintendo Wii by NoNameNo. It’s named PsyKoTrope.
Thanks to http://wii.gx-mod.com/ for the news.
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Dear visitors,
some of you out there might have recognized our almost two day long downtime.
Unfortunatly one of our newer software packs were in need of the latest kernel, so we had no chance to avoid the update. Updating a running operating system isn’t really great, but for now almost all “visible” and “technical” issues should be resolved.
Beside fresh software PDRoms has recieved minor bugfixes, which probably wont even be recognized, but were really necessary 🙂 If you find any malfunction, please let us know by contacting us (link below).
Thanks for comming back 😉
Kojote, kedo & celeth
PS: PDRoms is having free ad slots, so if you run a company and if you are interested, let us know. You’ll be helping us in paying the server and domain fees. Almost any kind of offers are discussable – instead of money we could also take items 😉
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RetroMadrid will take place on the 14th of March, in Madrid (Spain). RetroMadrid, formerly known as MadriSX & Retro, is one of the biggest fairs in Europe specifically dedicated to vintage computers, consoles and games. In its 14th edition, MadriSX & Retro changes its name to RetroMadrid to reflect the support for the whole range of classic computers. RetroMadrid will include competitions, sales zone, demonstrations of new software and devices, for vintage consoles and computers. Exhibitors from Spain and from other countries of Europe will show their latest releases.
Thanks to slaanesh for the hint!
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Infantile Paralyzer updated his his legendary shell application “MoonShell”.
Thanks to CyBeRCeD / http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.
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maRk2512’s updated his game QuirkDS. It’s a remake of the old GameBoy game “Kwirk, A-mazing tater”.
Release notes:
Another small update!
I’ve removed the pathfinding function and added a ‘stylus tracking’ control.
Just tap on the active player and ‘drag” him arround. You can also use the keypad.
What do you think about the new control? Please post a comment! 😀 😀
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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bWWD released a public version of “Marvel 2D Sidescrolling Fighter”. It’s a classical 2D beat’em up game featuring Marvell characteres. The game is not completed yet and requires some work.
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Vista Portable is a new shell application for PSP trying to imitate the look and feel of Windows Vista.
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nct2k updated Bookr once again.
Changes:
– Fixed crash when opening PDF file which has many pages.
– Enhance MuPDF, uses less memory.
– Merged with latest source code from CVS with following enhancements:
+ DJVU support by Yang.Hu
+ Control/GUI enhancements by Christian Payeur
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The PSP Ultimate Repair Guide v1 provides you a step by step how-to on several hardware issues.
Featured in this tutorial are the steps for PSP disassembly, LED tutorial, what to do when your UMD does not read, power switch replacement, analog replacement, and more tips for repair. It’s actually simplified yet comprehensive, so am sure it’ll be helpful to the new users out there. Only thing lacking for me would be a “Back to Menu” button.
Thanks to http://www.tehskeen.com for the news (and also indirectly thanks to pspx256) 😉
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