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Exophase has updated his PC Engine, Turbo Graphics 16 emulator Temper. It fixes minor issues, from last weeks initial release.

Release notes:

Temper (Turbografx EMulator PEr Request) is a PC-Engine/TurboGrafx-16 emulator for GP2X.

Until it’s on the archive you can download it here: http://exophase.devzero.co.uk/temper_v0.55.zip

This is a release to address some of the initial problems in the release last weekend, add some minor optimizations, and add bz2 support. I was going to add zip support, but this was just easier.

I’m going to hopefully focus on adding support for the CD-ROM components next. Wish me luck.

Let me know if I broke anything this time please.

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Niilon Tarina GBA is a fundemo by a group called iso. It does not cover any fancy effects, it’s just a kind of slideshow.

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Morgan is proud to announce the release of Geografika v1.0.

Features:
-300 questions over: locations of cities, countries, monuments, and physical features; capitals; landlocked countries; borders; areas; and maps.
-Adventure mode: travel to 15 cities around the world where each quiz gets more difficult.
-Quiz mode: 3 difficulties of 20 question random quizzes.
-Library: view photos and information on places and countries around the world. Also includes a fully scrollable simplified world map.
-Save system to save your progress.

Controls:
-Touchscreen- navigate menus, select answer
-A- select menu option
-B- go back to previous menu
-L/R- change text color

Other info:
In adventure mode, the goal is to progress from city to city. In order to get to the next city, score at least a B on the quiz. If you score an A, you will unlock more places and countries in the library. Progress is automatically saved after each quiz.

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Jerome Wax has decided to make his game Meteora open source.

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chris28 brings us a new homebrew Nintendo DS game called Electro. It’s a puzzle / block game.

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Exult is an Ultima 7 interpretor port for the GP2x.

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Very simple plugin to change the version number in 3.90 M33 System Information, enable the plugin and create a vchanger.txt in the root, which you fill with the version you want. It doesn’t need to be a numeric version, you can use anything you want, even complete words But the maximum it can go is 10 bytes, not any longer.

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Dow! – Develope on the go! is an application for developing right on your PSP. At the moment you can write LUA-scripts in the selfmade editor and with the help of codesnippets.

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Red_Squirrel updated his dumper program.

Changes:

-Added the support for complete KL4E/KL3E decryption (thanks to Robert Metz!)
-Increased the 3.90 Firmware support, now it’s complete at 100%!
-Program will tell you what sort of decryption support you have.
-Now RSPsar Dumper is ready to use, NO other file is required!
-No copyright or licenses violation.

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montyspy updated his reflection game Ultra-FastReflexes.

A button appears on your Nintendo DS screen, your goal is to press it on the real thing, as soon as possible.

This version is having the ability to save highscores.

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