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Tim Willhack has finally released Hexaxis XXI Update #8! The homebrew puzzle game with the great visuals, great music, etc..

Thanks to darthpaul & http://dcemu.co.uk for the news.

Changes:

– Added Unique 3D menu system
– Added 3 modes
1. Standard (With Preview)
2. Advanced (No Preview and faster)
3. Quick Run (3 minutes)
– Zipped content is under 14megs! ~17.5 megs unzipped (thats less than the last update with less content)
– Added High Score table with Score, Level and Highest Multiplier and Verification code for each mode
– Added 2 new levels Sleepy Spudgy and Tornado Card (Removed Hippie Tie Die)
– Added Logo and Menu Music
– Added Rotating Level Select Menu with mp3 preview and background / color preview
– Added fonts with shadows for menu and HUD
– New Pause Screen allows you to change the level without restarting or go back to main menu without losing the running game
– A ton of new transitions from everything from the logo to the pause screen
– Much cleaner and readable HUD during gameplay, including keeping the multipliers off unless you have them
Square button is another turbo button but half way between turbo and regular speed
– If you put a dice down and it resets to the top, you have to let go of down before the dice will move down unless you are holding up
– If you put a 1 down, its bad! The grid will fade out so you can barely see the dice until you put another down, this is meant to screw you up
– Fixed very major bugs with the combo / multiplier system getting stuck
– Added Drop combos, Wipe Combos, and total multiplier (all of them added up)
– Added Verification codes which are unique to each mode,score and multiplier to stop cheating
– If you are in a game, if you try to start over it asks if you are sure before restarting
– The further you get in the 2 main modes the faster everything goes
– Advanced mode starts faster than Standard
– Preview line is off for Advanced and Quick Run

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REminiscence is a re-implementation of the engine used in the game “Flashback: The Quest for Identity” made by Delphine Software and released in 1992. REminiscence was created by Gregory Montoir. This update to the PSP version was created by Sektor (gtamp.com/PSP).

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marovada has updated Wee Basic, a basic interpretor for the Nintendo DS.

Changes:

– fixed text references in start screen to save/load
– new font
– better cursor character
– fixed some cursor bugs.

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Thommasc has updated his early attempt to bring Starcraft Ghost to the Gameboy Advance. This version adds scrolling to the map.

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Mine Sweeper is a conversation of Minesweeper for the NDS by stefan.

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Neumann has updated “Abstract Shoot” a shooting game for the NDS. This version has modifications in the menu and adds a highscore table.

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PSPIRC is a basic IRC client for the PSP.

Changes:

– New IRC engine (based on Afkim IRC engine)
– Multiple channels support
– Private messages support
– New danzeff keyboard and mapping
– Display Channel and user list
– Add tabs in the console window
– New login menu with Nickname (previous login save
data are not compatible with this version)
– Handle password for IRC authentication
– Increase the text input field in the console window
– Add word list in the main IRC menu (let you choose
a word in a list, using word.txt file)
– Code cleaning
– Sprint PCS IR Keyboard support (thanks to Craig)

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This program lets you change your recovery language,it works in all 3.XX OE / M33 firmwares.

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Diddl released a modified port of Doom for the Nintendo DS.

Changes:

# small menu to choose between wad type (doom1, doom2, tnt, plutonium)
# change standard path dependent on wad type for wad files and save files. (/dsdoom/doom; /dsdoom/doom2; /dsdoom/tnt; /dsdoom/plutoinium)

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DualPong is a Pong game for the NDS.

CONTROLS:
-Move the player by pad or stylus.
-Pause the game pressing START

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