atari2600land is continuing the development of his game ToobBin.
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Watch out for spear-throwing aliens! I plan to have a total of 4 different enemies. So far i have 2 (the aliens and the aliigators). The alligators are turned off at the moment. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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SymTorrent is the first and currently only one BitTorrent client for Symbian OS. It supports downloading multiple torrents at the same time, is capable of both downloading and uploading and can save the status of your unfinished torrents, so you can resume the downloads after restarting the application. You can also check the status of each file inside a torrent along with several other statistics and properties during download.
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Currently, SymTorrent is available for mobile devices based on the S60 Platform 3rd edition. Supported phone models include all recently released Symbian OS based phones, such as the Nokia Nseries/Eseries devices and many older models as well.
SymTorrent is free and open source software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
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While you are waiting for the new version of SymTorrent, which will hopefully be released in a couple of weeks, I just wanted to let you know that I have had the opportunity to test it on a new S60 Touch (S60 5th Edition) device. With some minor modifications, I managed to make it fully compatible with the new system, so if you are planning to buy a new touch enabled S60 phone, you can be sure that SymTorrent will work with that as well.
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The Giana’s Return team is back with another bunch of work in progress news. Basically the RELEASE DATE has been settled for 29th or 30th December 2008, but the team is unsure if there should be a first release of the GP2x or the PSP version. This is of course now a question of demand! Head over and tell the guys what you want to see first, it’s in your hand!
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Okay, here we go again for another status update.
Our main musician Alexander Oldemeier (op3rator) moved over to the UK and is limited in time now, also he does not have any internet at home yet, which makes communication quite difficult. As result of his lack of time he now has support from David Wuttke (am-fm). Both will be finalizing the music the next days. Don’t worry about style differences, there are almost none 🙂 op3rator and am-fm both create excellent chipmusic tracks.
The graphics are comming along, we managed to put Adam Karol (Wizard) back in charge, who already drew the marvellous boss graphics – which everyone of you can enjoy once you manage to reach the end of each of the seven worlds.
While the final graphics are in progress, the level design is put on hold, but this is just a minor part which is done in one or two weekends.
Our coder, who will still stay unnamed for now, is a bit busy at his regular job, but he is motivated to keep on working while having deadline stress.
The coding of the first two bosses are 100% done and approved by our beta tester Mulle. The next three ones are close of beeing completed and will await our beta tester then.
As you can see everything is going smooth… so we look forward to have a release at 29th or 30th December 2008 .
Currently we are negotiating if we should release for GP2x or PSP first, but that will probably depend on the demand.
After the v0.99 version has been released, we will rely on YOU, the user, to send us bug reports. Once the game is considered as beeing fine and bugfree, we start to port over to other systems such as Dreamcast, Pandora, Wiz and whatever other platforms we can get our hands on.
At the end of November we will send another test version for verification to the guy we all love and who holds the copyright on the trademark name “The Great Giana Sisters” for pre approval. After all he should see everything before anyone else.
Well lets start the big flamewar now… GP2x or PSP?
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The Giana’s Return team is back with another bunch of work in progress news. Basically the RELEASE DATE has been settled for 29th or 30th December 2008, but the team is unsure if there should be a first release of the GP2x or the PSP version. This is of course now a question of demand! Head over and tell the guys what you want to see first, it’s in your hand!
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Okay, here we go again for another status update.
Our main musician Alexander Oldemeier (op3rator) moved over to the UK and is limited in time now, also he does not have any internet at home yet, which makes communication quite difficult. As result of his lack of time he now has support from David Wuttke (am-fm). Both will be finalizing the music the next days. Don’t worry about style differences, there are almost none 🙂 op3rator and am-fm both create excellent chipmusic tracks.
The graphics are comming along, we managed to put Adam Karol (Wizard) back in charge, who already drew the marvellous boss graphics – which everyone of you can enjoy once you manage to reach the end of each of the seven worlds.
While the final graphics are in progress, the level design is put on hold, but this is just a minor part which is done in one or two weekends.
Our coder, who will still stay unnamed for now, is a bit busy at his regular job, but he is motivated to keep on working while having deadline stress.
The coding of the first two bosses are 100% done and approved by our beta tester Mulle. The next three ones are close of beeing completed and will await our beta tester then.
As you can see everything is going smooth… so we look forward to have a release at 29th or 30th December 2008 .
Currently we are negotiating if we should release for GP2x or PSP first, but that will probably depend on the demand.
After the v0.99 version has been released, we will rely on YOU, the user, to send us bug reports. Once the game is considered as beeing fine and bugfree, we start to port over to other systems such as Dreamcast, Pandora, Wiz and whatever other platforms we can get our hands on.
At the end of November we will send another test version for verification to the guy we all love and who holds the copyright on the trademark name “The Great Giana Sisters” for pre approval. After all he should see everything before anyone else.
Well lets start the big flamewar now… GP2x or PSP?
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This version spoofer is designed for use with 5.00 firmware and will not operate on any other firmware.
This spoofer can spoof an almost limitless amount of characters onto the screen. It loads up seplugins/spoofversion.txt and applies it on boot. If you wish to change version you can edit in usb mode and once you reboot, the version will change.
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This custom firmware created by Darkside and Zer01ne improves the firmware of the Time Machine, it is very useful for owners of PSP SLIM._(PSP_OS).bmp)
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P86 Team released TVSP 0.3b with PSP Slim support, WPA support, new interface and speed improvements..jpg)
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Triforce of http://www.ds-scene.net has wrote an article about 28 different flash cards wont boot up on the Nintendo DSi. Here is a video of a guy who tested them all: http://www.nicovideo.jp/
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Manila 2D Application Launcher is exactly what it says, an application launcher to be used with Manila 2D. Basically, this replaces the folderview.exe in your Windows directory._(PPC_Application).png)
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Sean Mcneil and a bunch of other guys are currently porting Android over to the Neo Freerunner. You need to have a SD card inserted on the Neo in order to boot Android, the card must have a FAT and a EXT3 partition.
Grab the kernel image and roots at http://people.openmoko.org/sean_mcneil/
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