LoneKiltedNinja released a small “birthday” demo in honour of the NES’s 25th Birthday!
Follow the link and check it out!
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LoneKiltedNinja released a small “birthday” demo in honour of the NES’s 25th Birthday!
Follow the link and check it out!
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Sivak has released an updated video in action of his Columns clone “Mystic Pillars”.
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6A_1Fpef9j4
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Weather Wallpaper is a mortscript that changes S2U2 wallpaper based on current weather condition. Now there is support for Weatherpanel, HTC Weather, and the original Yahoo feed (based on notiweather script).
Release notes:
A slight modification to the script that will hopefully fix some of the refresh issues. I have ran this for a week and have not encountered coming out of standby without S2U2 lock screen coming up. Please let me know how it goes for you. I also have made a new naming convention. The “u” version refers to the version of the script which will display Last Updated time (like the old v.33). Again, this “u” version will be posted on the third post like before. Thanks goes out to Holmann.
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OIST stands for Oldsap’s Individual SMS Tones and allows you to set an individual ringtone for each contact.
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Changes:
– play sound when sms is sent
– vibrate option for reminder
– sms scheduler (timed sms sending)
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Luna Tilt is a very simple game for the HTC Diamond that uses the Tilt API. Simply try to land on the moon (speed must be 8 or less).
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Musicman247 has released a new version of his application MusicFlo._(PPC_Application).png)
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Quote from Orkie:
Senor Quack has discovered that GPH released the complete 4.1 source code on the sly. They didn’t tell anybody! The menu code is even available now. I don’t know if they intended for that, they’ve always been pretty anti releasing it before, but now we have it regardless.
Sources: http://dev.gp2x.com/files/sources/
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WiiMU is a PoC “Channel Launcher” app for the Wii. It eventually aims to completely replace the System Menu in functionality. At the moment it is quite far from that goal, but it does have a start. It currently:
* Lists all installed Channels. (Does not include those with only a ticket)
* Allows selection of the Channel to load.
* Allows return to loader.
* Allows return to real System Menu.
Please note that at the moment it DOES NOT REPLACE ANY SYSTEM FILES! It may eventually get to that point, but currently it is far from it.
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Flynn has updated his calculator application for GP2x.
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Changes:
– works for GP2X F200 f/w 4.1.0
– not tested with 4.1.1, but should work
– TouchScreen fixed
– MAY work with 4.0.0 (can’t test anymore)
– correct general structure (pure C project, fixed names etc)
– sound keys -/+ added
– add 3 missing functions : modulo, fix & float
– strip the .gpe file
– remove debug stuff
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Pragum Vohra is working on a Vexed style puzzle game for Nintendo DS.
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There is a 10×8 grid with various boxes. Use the stylus to drag the boxes around the level. You can drag left and right, but gravity will bring the blocks down (or up if there are anti-gravity blocks in the level). The goal is to remove all of the boxes from the gameboard.
Curently it’s just a work in progress with no download.
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