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One Day Miracle is a fast party intro for Assemly’02, featuring even some design.

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Anataus 4 is the fourth member of the Anataus-series, 3rd at the ABD’97 demo compo. Contains the famous ‘Love boat’ part.

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Anataus 4 is the fourth member of the Anataus-series, 3rd at the ABD’97 demo compo. Contains the famous ‘Love boat’ part.

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This is a scrolling game where you fly through an opening in each force field. The force fields are blue right now, but I’ll probably change the color to something else later. If you miss an opening and bust through a force field instead, the energy bar will decrease.

The scrolling will become faster if you press and hold the fire button. That will be important so you can hurry to the next energy thingy that doesn’t exist yet. Remember, there are no sound effects, enemies, or bonus items so far. Right now, if your energy bar runs out, the game automatically reboots.

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This little NDS program demonstrates some of the hardware’s graphics capabilities.

The demo shows how to use a bunch of NDS features and some otherwise handy code, like:

– Hardware volume shadowing – A mini-tutorial is included in the readme!
– Motion blur with video capture, using only one VRAM bank, at 60 FPS
– Hardware lighting, texturing, fogging, antialiasing etc.
– Display brightness control
– Viewport scissoring (thanks to gabebear off the gbadev.org forum)
– Loading text and binary files (now through libfat)
– Converting .tga 24/32bit image data to 16bit nds textures
– Displaying a custom font and a text area over a background image
– (NEW!) Smooth touch input
– (NEW!) Simple frame rate counting and display
– … and other things

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OtaClock which has seen it’s initial release yesterday, has seen an update and adds up an alarm/wakeup function.

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Update your usrcheat.dat from your DS trough Wi-Fi!

Changes:

Added simple GUI
Now you can see, on the lower screen, the latest changes of usrcheat.dat by Narin
Added progression bar for download and decompression

Thanks to Giovanni, the author himself, for the news.

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Islam PSP is an application trying to teach / show you how to do the islamic ritual washing/cleaning and also gives additional information about the praying task itself.

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Duck Hunt is a very minimal, clone of the classic NES/Famicom game Duck Hunt where you shoot ducks.

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PNGU is a lib for Wii and GameCube that ‘wrap’ the famous libpng and facilitate png handling and conversions to the native Wii/GC formats. PNG format has some properties which make it interesting: A background color, a list of transparent colors, alpha channel, it doesn’t modify the colors (as jpeg do when compression), open format…

Features:

It’s based in libpng 1.2.29
Handles images of 8 and 16 bits per channel.
Handles images in RGB, RGBA, grayscale and grayscale + alpha formats.
Reads image dimensions, pixel format, background color and transparent colors list.
Converts images to YCbYCr, linear RGB565, linear RGBA8, 4×4 RGB565, 4×4 RGB5A3 and 4×4 RGBA8 formats.
Saves YCbYCr images in png RGB8 format.
Handles images stored in memory or in devoptab devices (SD, Gecko SD, etc…).
It’s ready to be used in multithreaded applications.

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