atari2600land has posted an update of his Atari 2600 homebrew game “Jack and the Beanstalk” which is based upon a fairy tale with the same name.
Release notes:
Expanded the castle and added the beginnings of the giant fighting level, which is in the castle’s expansion area. To skip right to what i have so far, the password # is 99. Tell me what you think about it.
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This is a DOSbox with modifications for the GP2x which features touchscreen, zoom, osd and fullscreens options. It also has a high compatability with games and includes an ARM dynarec. USB keyboards are supported too.
The source code can be downloaded here: http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,46,2586
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Infantile Paralyzer updated his his legendary shell application “MoonShell”. This is a second BETA of the upcomming v2 branch.
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iShell is a fairly basic launcher application, built on the foundation of “iProphet” ROMs, in the style of the iPhone. It also has “widgets” (currently one, the clock) which aim to replace other applications and so integrate as much functionality as possible.
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0.23 – Fixes the clock, the battery in VGA, and settings should now be persistent for future upgrades.
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G-Alarm is an alarm clock with a special mechanism to wake you up. Before the alarm clock stops you need to guide a ball through a labyrinth or solve a mathematical task.
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[ADDED] Schedule the launch of a program
[FIXED] Some minor bugs
[UPDATED] Languages: english, german
Discussion: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=465879
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BlueStarter is a Windows Mobile tool to automatically start an application when a configured bluetooth device is discovered..JPG)
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Microfi Nitrogen is a native Windows Mobile application (unmanaged code) that allows you to play MP3 songs stored on your Pocket PC device.
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It features a file browser, full skin support, “Shuffle” and “Repeat” modes, a 10-band equalizer with preset support, a built-in sleep mode and a command to blank screen to prevent energy waste while playing music. Nitrogen uses the MAD decoder, which is opensource. As the official releases of MAD for Pocket PC seem to be discontinued, Nitrogen uses the libraries from an opensource player (GSPlayer).
Nitrogen was build due to the lack of finger-friendly players for Pocket PC (you have to use stylus even for simple tasks). It features large buttons and you can browse among your playlist by drawing circles on the screen (tapping in the appropriate space). In future releases the program will be expected to have other extensions support and more features, but such things are still being tested to ensure stability and efficiency.
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Piero’s Wiicross is a picture logic puzzles in which cells in a grid have to be colored or left blank according to numbers given at the side of the grid to reveal a hidden picture..png)
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atari2600land has posted an update of his Atari 2600 homebrew game “Jack and the Beanstalk” which is based upon a fairy tale with the same name.
Release notes:
Animated game ending is password #66.
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