Al McLuckie (purplepup) updated his remake of the Flash Game TextTwist called REWORD – A 6 letter word game. He included two new gaming modes: Speed and TimeTrial.
MarbleMan: The Arena is built grounds-up for the DSMotion, it takes the popular top-down ball game approach and gives it an original new twist. Test your reflexes with this simple yet addictive red zone following and concrete block breaking game. Stores 10 highscores and can be played with the Stylus aswell.
MK2k released an updated version of Kakuro Nichiyou into the Neoflash Coding Competition 2008, previously released at PDRoms Coding Competition #3.99
Written in C++ using the JGE++ Engine by Dr. Watson, Kakuro Nichiyou presents 234 hand-picked/created Kakuro Puzzles for you to play and to let the built-in solver solve for you.
Features:
– Kakuro Nichiyou features 234 hand-picked/created Puzzles from Puzzlemakers all over the world. Permission granted by Otto Janko, a great Puzzle collector, visit his website: www.janko.at
– Play Kakuros by setting numbers in the free fields, you can even make “notes” in each field (small numbers from 1..9)
– In Kakuro Nichiyou you can save your current progress to one of 20 different save slots.
– Kakuro Nichiyou features a solver which is work in progress. In the current state it is able to solve 203 out of the 234 Puzzles completely. It cannot find a solution for the other puzzles but gives you the found notes of the remaining fields (or maybe just a good laugh =D).
Click and drag to draw. Double-click to erase a dot. Stays red when it is waiting on double-click. Please feel free to extend and repost the full bas program and binary with your change. It’s a collaborative paint program!
PuzzleManiak is a port of the marvelous Simon Tathamรขโฌโขs Portable Puzzle Collection.
Note for the upcomming release:
Version 0.4 is close to be releasedรขโฌยฆ
“Daily challenge” play mode (everyday, download a new puzzle and compare your score to other players) will be integrated.
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.