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Jumping Barnabe GBA v1.0 (GBA Game)

Barnabe must retreive the great poem of his family ‘THE BALLAD OF JUMPING BARNABE’, which is lost in lots of locations. Using the D pad and A button, the idea is to reach the top of the both screens. Each screen consists of 8 floors, and Barnabe has to jump throught the (moving) holes in these floors to progress. If Barnabe falls down one of these holes, he is momentarily stunned, and loses a life if he falls through the bottom floor. Things are made more difficult on later levels with the addition of nasties that walk along the floors, and also need avoiding. The number of nasties present depends on the level Barnabe is on.

After each level is completed, a line from the lost poem is revealed. The game consists of 20 levels, which revealed one line of the poem each time and five differents worlds with differents nasties too.

This game ranked 4th place in the recently held PDROMS #3.667 coding competition. Thanks to Alekmaul for this submission.

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Broken ASCII Digger (GBA Game)

Broken ASCII Digger is a port of Sektor’s Digger port from NDS. Due to the restrictive copyright issues in the PDRoms Coding Competition, he replaced the graphics with regular ASCII letters.

This game ranked 5th place in the recently held PDROMS #3.667 coding competition. Thanks to Sektor for this submission.

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Paper Scissor Rocks GBA (GBA Game)

Paper, Scissor, Rocks is just a basic game where you play against the CPU trying to get the better hand. It’s an old classic tool for deciding on trivial matters, as well as fun past time.

PSR4GBA is a port of PSR4DS, which is the original version. For future downloads and news, visit the games project website: http://paperscissor.googlecode.com/

This game ranked 7th place in the recently held PDROMS #3.667 coding competition. Thanks to d3x for this submission.

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Sketches v0.3 (iPhone Application)

Would you like to jot down notes on your iPhone’s gorgeous touch screen? Are you missing a way to sketch a simple diagram as a quick reminder? Will your children like to draw on your iPhone, maybe on top of a picture you shoot with the camera? Sketches is a native iPhone application that will allow you to do all that. Scribble your thoughts quickly, select a picture from your photo album to draw notes on top, or shoot a photo of your friend just for the sake of putting a moustache on her face ๐Ÿ™‚ You can even erase your drawing by shaking your iPhone, as if it were an etch-a-sketch!

Changes:

Version 0.3 brings many improvements, such as the ability to select pencils and colors, a library of stationery to use for your background, saving your work to the photo library (so that you can synchronize back to your computer), send to mail and undo. For the future we shall add geometric shapes, complex shapes (stamps) and many other ideas we will be thrilled to develop.

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iSplit v0.931 (Beta) (iPhone Application)

Ever need to quickly split up a bill among multiple parties–maybe after a great meal when everyone’s mind is sluggish anyways? With your iPhone and iSplit, it’s never been easier.

Changes:

iSplit v.931 (Beta).zip (fixed annoying counter variable in add input text field)

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