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Terrance and Phillip (Build 44) (A2600 Game)

Do you remember the two farting guys “Terrance & Phillip” from South Park? Now those two guys have their very own computergame on the Atari 2600 platform.

Release notes from atari2600land:

Three new screens. Since they are in the middle of level 4, I made the game start at the first new screen. When level 4 is done, then I will begin work on level 5 (the pigs’ “fartress”), and once that is over, the game will be for the most part complete.

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LUAir Hockey v0.1 (PSP Lua Game)

A Lua Game for PlayStation Portable by zeroxorxdiexskater.

Release notes:

This game is based off of air hockey, which was made off of a pong game i made with the help of the evilmana tutorials. To win the game, you must score 10 points by hitting the puck into the opponents goal.

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JNKPlat DS 08 (NDS Game)

Jayenkai has updated his puzzle platform game JNKPlat.

Release notes:

I was initially going to release the super-quick “Just the editor, and a few levels” version, but as I sorted a few bugs, more and more of the game got fixed as well, and then I added the whole main menu, and things started to take a more “proper” form.. so..

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GCBooter v1.0 (Wii Application)

GCBooter is a simple application which allows anyone to boot their original GC games from Wii mode. It is region free and works from the homebrew channel.

This is far simpler to use than having to patch your system menu for region free ๐Ÿ™‚

Just copy the GCBooter folder into your /apps/ folder on your card and run it via the homebrew channel. Insert your GameCube disc and press A on the GameCube controller a few times.

Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.

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