XTRminator has released a homebrew boxing game for Nintendo DS.
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Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com/ for the news.
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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.
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Here’s an easier version of level 2.
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NoNameNo presents “GRRLIB Move The Boobs Demo”. It’s a technical demo with adult theme.
Video in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxcoMmT08QY
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Infantile Paralysiser has updated his “Image Viewer” for Nintendo DS.
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Changes:
Various, detailed corrections.
When the IPK file was made, the bug that EXIF information is not turned off was corrected.
The drag & drop of the folder can be done to ‘img2ipk.exe’. (auto convert & automatic termination)
The IPK file search was optimized and the start was sped up.
The FAT driver was optimized. The simple check disk was more fast.
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Splash Screen Randomizer is a simple tool that launches in the background at startup and swaps out the Welcome Splash screen with a random splash screen from a folder that can be defined by you.
Changes:
Now use ANY of the major image formats(.bmp,.gif,.jpg,.jpeg,png,.tif) as your splash screen(the image is scaled and saved as a .png in your splashes folder)
The settings screen is now drawn dynamicaly(i.e. no scrollbars should be displayed when in portrait or landscape mode)
.bmp and .png files will be displayed/randomized if they are in your splashes folder
option added to replace your default splash(original splash is saved to your splashes folder)
Optimized code in several places and reduced overall size
Due to it’s size, the default splash included with the smaller version is black_shadow69’s black version below
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FlipSide allows you to access most features of your PDA with a slick sliding and flipping interface and finger sized buttons.
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The winners of the recently held “NEO Spring (Coding) Competition” are announced. Head over to the linked pages for more details.
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The winners of the recently held “NEO Spring (Coding) Competition” are announced. Head over to the linked pages for more details.
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The winners of the recently held “NEO Spring (Coding) Competition” are announced. Head over to the linked pages for more details.
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Blargh Text Editor is a text editor to be used with a Nintendo DS.
Limitations:
its only a demo, you won’t be able to save/load the typed text (although I will use this program to make an actual text editor)
the vertical scrolling of text still has bugs: it will not work properly with word-wrapped lines (other than that, its working fine)
the text cursor doesn’t blink yet
the upper screen is currently used for debug. in the future, that area will be used as non-monospaced text display too
cut, copy, paste of text not yet implemented
no unicode support yet
the other buttons in the gui do not do anything yet; they are conceptual
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