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There are 2 particles systems, 2D and 3D. The 3D version uses Trenki fixed float and vector math lib.

In the archive, you will see the 2 versions with GP2X and Windows binary, sources codes + samples.

With 2500 particles:
– 3D system : 20 FPS
– 2D system : 60 FPS

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Lonewolf DS – Flight From The Dark has been updated!

Changes:

– LoneWolfDS should now work properly on M3 Real and G6 linkers (many thanks to all the testers!)
– Fixed a small issue on section #33 were gold was not increased properly.

Discussion/Release thread: http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=15111

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Anyone remembers the very customizeable fighting engine “MUGEN”? Now MUGEN is on the way to the DS in it’s first release.

All glory should go to Antonio Nino Diaz for this piece of work.

Thanks to cid2mizard / http://www.dev-fr.org for the news.

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CubeWorld is an iPhone native application that’s able to show spherical panoramas. Rendering is based on a cubic map and it’s done using OpenGL.

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iBooter is an interactive console for iBoot (the apple bootloader). Most of you would have used iphuc, which uses iBoot. However, it’s dependant on iTunes the mobile device library and can’t get replies from iBoot, which results in one way communication, where you blindly say cmd setenv foo, but you never know what happened.

With iBooter you can debug phone booting issues as well as run it in Linux/MacOS/Windows without iTunes installed. You can use iBooter to read memory/write memory, load ramdisks, change your wifi mac address, read files from nand and much more!

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Planet Hively is a “musicdisk” released for plenty of platforms, such as GP2x. A new binary pack has been released as of 21th March.

Official page of the creator group “IRIS” – http://www.irishq.dk/

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GPS2Clipboard gets the GPS position data and copy them to the clipboard from where they can be pasted to any application with a paste command (for example an SMS or e-mail editor).

As different programs may use different GPS data formats GPS2Clipboard can format them as sexagesimal, fractional, decimal and as a Google Maps link ready to be pasted in an Internet Browser or a Google Kml placemark ready to be used by Google Earth.

Moreover, GPS2Clipboard show visually the quality of the GPS signal to help in obtaining a good position data.

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Cooleyes has released a new version of his multimedia player for the Sony PSP. This application will playback PMP encoded files with AAC support.

Changes:

* FAT adjustment module, compatible under certain circumstances, Memory Stick or not the card guide Area (MBR) prevented visits. In addition, the use of 8 g’s wand or cards, please use fw3xx version of the program.
* Fw3xx version of the code characters to insert the module into prx way to facilitate the release of various language versions.

Thanks to brakken / http://www.tehskeen.com for the news!

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Team Twiizers released an update to their Wii homebrew loader/exploit.

Changes:

Experimental version with FAT32 support. Only try this if you receive an error message while loading boot.elf.

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This is a port of Tyrian for the Nintendo DS. It’s based on OpenTyrian, which is a ground-up rewrite in C using SDL, using the original DOS source as a reference.

The original game data (artwork, etc.) from the v2.1 registered version is now freely distributable, and are included with the main download package. These files will not change with future versions of OpenTyrianDS, so after you’ve downloaded them once, you can just grab the .NDS file for new releases and save some bandwidth.

Release thread: http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=15239

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