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UZA: The First Journey (8-10-2008) (NDS Game)

UZA: The First Journey by DesertDog is an arcade action game similar to Robotron/Geometry Wars.

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Guide UZA through fifty rounds of frenetic action, where wave upon wave of relentless enemies test your speed, accuracy and coordination. Watch as your gameplay performance creates a piece of real-time abstract art. With only one life, how long can you survive, how much can you score, and what will your actions look like?

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JNKPlat DS 08 – Platdudes Happy Endings (NDS Game)

Jayenkai has updated his puzzle platform game JNKPlat.

Release notes:

Levels
Over 100 levels of kick ass hardcore platform puzzling action.

Level Editor
Make your own kick ass hardcore platform puzzling levels.

Two Jump Buttons
Jump one way!
Jump back!

Graphics
FOUR whole graphical styles!!
Now it really will hurt your eyes a bit!

Beeps
OMG! Your ears will explode from all the retro onion beeping!

Crazy
Beat all the levels to earn a whole nothing!!!!

It’s JNKPlat!!
Platform Puzzling the way it’s meant to be.

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Homebrewcast Episode 9 (misc)

Imagine someone giving you an audio blogcast talking about homebrew releases – your wish has become true!

Homebrewcast is just doing this!

Episode 9 has the following topics:

PSP Homebrew
– pspux – stardogg
– Windows Vista PSP Edition (Not Sucky) – spanner
– Lockdown PSP beta 2 (Slim & Lite Only) – Torch
– RemoteJoy Lite 0.17 – takakind
– Penguin Bobsled Halloween Edition 2.0 – CoderX

NDS Homebrew
– Tripe Triad 1.0 beta 2 – Minoru
– Orscol 1.1 – Bakaban
– Codename Puzzlemania: Alpha – Nightfox

What Weรขโ‚ฌโ„ขve Been Playing
Emails
Shoutouts and Wrap-ups

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VisualBoyAdvance GX v1.0.2 (GBA emu for Wii)

Tantric has taken on Emu_Kidid’s port of VisualBoy Advance a Nintendo Gameboy Mono, Color and Advance emulator for the Nintendo Wii and released a completely new and rewritten version.

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– New core! The core is now a custom combination of VBA-M and VBA 1.72
– Added DVD, SMB, ZIP, GameCube MC support
– Faster USB/SD speeds
– Screen alignment and flickering problems fixed 128K save support added
– Better emulation speeds. Should now be nearly full speed all the time for most games.
– Turbo speed feature. Mapped to right C-stick (classic controller & Gamecube controller), and A+B for wiimote
– Controller mapping preferences bug fixed. Your preferences will reset automatically to correct any problems in your preferences file
– Many other tweaks behind the scenes

Discussion: http://www.tehskeen.com/forums/showthread.php?p=41389#post41389

Thanks to www.tehskeen.com for the news!

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Super Smash Bros Rumble (Demo 5 Beta) (NDS Game)

OblivianStudio released a demo of their upcomming “Super Smash Bros” clone.

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I know everyone has been waiting for a 5th Demo and I’ll give it to you ๐Ÿ™‚ There is currently only 1 stage but 9 characters. We’re having problems with the KT_lib/EFS system so more stages could take a week. Keep in mind this is only the Beta Version so a fixed version will come soon. Please no posts on the forum like This demo sucks there’s only 1 stage and no music! because we know and we’re working on it. But I hope you guys enjoy the demo ๐Ÿ™‚ If you see Fuzzy on the forum thank him for the help with the KT_Lib ๐Ÿ˜‰

Thanks to www.nintendomax.com for the news!

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WMRegOptimizer v0.1 (PPC Application)

WMRegOptimizer is a small tool that tries to optimize registry access – “defrag” it, if you will. It doesn’t perfectly defrag it, but it goes a long way. This results in somewhat faster registry access for applications where this is the bottle-neck.

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