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Yahtzee features upto eight players simultaneously with highscore saving in single player mode. It also features custom backgrounds and the option to change the various text colours to match a new background if you want to use your own.

Changes:

– Now remembers previous position of cursor when moving between score sheet and dice.
– Cursor will scroll between options in game when Up or Down is held instead of having to repeatedly press the direction.
– Minor changes to the User Guide.

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OpenTyrian is a port of the classic DOS game Tyrian to C using SDL.

Changes:

Changed sound/music from 44100hz to 22050hz.
Changed detail level to 486 level.
Changed launcher script for use with Gmenu2x.
Compiled with latest version of hardware SDL.
Compiled with assembler versions of memcpy() and memset().

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The game is a video version of the game where you fold a piece of paper in half and each person marks five tanks on each side. You then take turns marking a spot on your side, then folding the paper to see if it hit one of your opponent’s tanks.

In the game, after moving your tanks to their starting positions, you pick a shot, then either press up to take the shot, or fold the ds to take the shot, simulating a paper fold. Right now we only have 1 person play vs AI, so the ai side is hidden and revealed with each shot.

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Blix2x is a remake of Nick Kouvaris’ flash game Blix. The goal is to form columns of same-coloured tiles by scrolling the three rows. Each scroll costs 2 moves, and each cleared column wins you 1 move. The game ends when you run out of moves.

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Squaresliding is a strategic puzzle game where you must pass over a certain number of squares on the board in order to complete a level. It also comes with an enhanced mode, where the board is peppered with all kinds of fun bonus items that will greatly affect play. It has a Top-10 hiscore table for each of the two modes. Background music by Chaozz and Tall B (freeware pack).

Changes:

– speed improvement: tested at 100Mhz, maybe lower too (set it with Gmenu2x)
– added F200 touchscreen controls (game, menus)
– fixed graphical stutter after getting a hiscore
– erasing hiscores only erases the current mode’s hiscores

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The “PSPfreak.de DEV TEAM” brings us a new release.

Goal of the game is to let the ball fall and catch the hole, basically similar to the “Fall Down” games. Simple but addicting.

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ZaTelnet Light is a Telnet client for Google Phone. It also emulates terminal VT100 (basically enough for working with Midnight Commander and others console programs).

ZaTelnet Light offers extended opportunities for interface customization, such as full screen mode, different display sizes, 240×240, 240×480, 480×480 and 480×640 screen resolutions, portrait and landscape orientation modes, screen with adjustable size and different font sizes.

ZaTelnet Light boasts a handful of improvements that make remote administration of Unix and other servers via Telnet protocol using mobile devices simpler and more efficient.

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This is a basic Calculator application coded by Bill Meltsner.

You can do addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and modulo division. The equation is processed when you hit the Enter key.

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This is an adaptation of PasswordSafe by Steven Osborn (released under the Apache License) which is basic password manager for the Android platform. The source code have been adapted to use db4o instead of SQLite which makes the handling of persistence much more intuitive while still being fast.

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This application is based on BrowseMap by Davanum Srinivas, a simple Google Maps viewer for Android

Features:

Browse Google maps on Android
Zoom in and out
Move around with the mouse (could be touchscreen on a real device)
Toggle traffic and satellite view
Find location

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