PuzzleManiak is a collection of minigames. This version adds “Sudoku”..png)
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PuzzleManiak is a collection of minigames. This version adds “Sudoku”..png)
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Galactic Breakout is a PSP game that reminds of the timeless arcade classic, but it has more than that. It features various bricks with unique properties, and 13 bonusses to collect. Version 1.00 features 70 levels. GBO has everything that makes a game stand out: Cool gameplay, graphics, music and a storyline.
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Changes:
– fused BackGroundMusic and BGMvol under settings. Decrease all the way down to 0
to turn off BGM
– added paddle speed under settings. affects d-pad and analog stick
– track info does not show when BGM is turned off.
– fixed analog Inverse Paddle bonus bug
– fixed a bug with loading a particular image
– fixed laser+teleport bug
– fixed fruity loops bug
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DSLiveWeather is a weather application for the Nintendo DS.
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Neumann has released a new version of his puzzle sliding game..jpg)
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Spinal has released a new version of DiagnoSe. DiagnoSe is a diagnose program for the Nintendo DS checking various functions.
Changes:
Stylus test is now useful pixel fixer now has ‘single pixel mode’ motion test now detects rotation licks reboot-lib added.
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Rage2X by JyCet is a frontend for GNGeo2x..png)
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GNGeo2x is a NeoGeo Emulator for the GP2x with assembler Z80 core and graphics dumper. It runs most games at fullspeed including sound and features save states!.png)
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Colors! is a simplistic digital painting application for Nintendo DS that is inspired by painting-techniques using Wacom boards in Photoshop or Painter.
Current features:
# Plain circle brush where pressure controls opacity
# 512×384 image resolution with 1 stage zoom
# Replay the whole painting process of an image
# Hue-circle and luminance/saturation-triangle style palette
# Simple Load/Save support
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StrmnNrmn has released a new version of his Nintendo 64 emulator Daedalus for PSP.
Changes:
# [!] Fixed issue preventing Goldeneye from being loaded.
# [!] Fixed dynarec for Goldeneye.
# [!] Fixed dynarec for Super Smash Bros.
# [!] Fix various texturing issues with 4bpp and small or non power-of-2 textures.
# [!] Fix TexRect instructions with negative s/t components.
# [!] Fixed the HUD in Mario 64 (broken in R11.)
# [!] Fixed lights in F3DEX2 microcodes.
# [+] Correctly implement instruction fetch exceptions, improving compatibility.
# [+] Improved floating point compatibility.
# [+] Correctly handle mask_s/mask_t tile values.
# [+] Implemented a few custom blend modes.
# [+] Screenshots just cover visible viewport.
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noobz and team have released their application, which allows to downgrade 3.50′ PSP’s and make them play homebrew. An original version of Lumines 1 EUR/USA or Platinum is required. Please be careful and follow all instructions to avoid bricking.
The downgrading also enables the ability to play pirated games. Please keep in mind that many people are living from creating and selling games. You are encouraged to only use homebrew and originals with your PSP. Thanks!
The PDRoms staff does not take any responsibility for broken or bricked PSP’s. Downgrade at your own risk.
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