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ThrottleLauncher v0.9.3 (Beta) (PPC Application)

ThrottleLauncher is a launcher app designed for Windows Mobile 5 and 6 in c# and c++. Basically it consist’s of several pages containing rows. Each of the rows depending of it contents can be scrolled horizontally by using the finger. The app is fully configurable through xml files so the rest of the features depends on the diferent setups.

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Frodo Wii (C64 emu for Wii)

GPF is about to port Frodo to the Wii.

Quote from GPF:

Finally got a port of Frodo the c64 emulator running on my Wii, The display is the only thing i’ve got working so far, still have to figure out filesystem, keyboard/joystick controls. But thought I’d share what I’ve been working on lately. -GPF

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3rd Person Demo (Wii Techdemo)

Quote from iamabe:

This is a 3rd person demo I was working on with oyzzo but we both kinda got board of it so were releasing the code for others to use and learn from. I was gonna clean it up but I’m too lazy, feel free to ask me if you have any question about it though. To run it just put the models folder in the root of your sd card and run the elf via your method of choice. Requires nunchuck.

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MEGADEMO IV 2 (27-07-2008) (PSP Demo Port)

MEGADEMO IV 2 is an audiovisual experiment by Artwork.

Quote from http://www.digital-circuits.org/mdiv2/index.html :

This is a quite unusual “scene” demo. As it is unusual in several aspects. It has a very uncommon style using lots of multilayered effects, nearly no 3d scenes and a it has only a “sound-background” instead of the usual, mostly techno-style demo musics.

The other very unusual aspect is that this demo is 100% system independent, it is portable. This was achieved by programming the demo in 100% ANSI C and using no hardware or OS-specific functions (special interrupts etc.)

The demo has been ported to PSP by Marq/Fit.

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