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Mollusk has released the source code of BulletTime. This is actualy declared as demo.

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Mollusk has released the source to his Tetris/Columns like game for the Nintendo DS. The game might be in early stages and not playable.

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Mollusk has released he source code of his game Blobs. The game was in early development stages.

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Aquela Ball is a Jezzball like game for the Nintendo DS. The game might not be finalized or playable.

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Mollusk has released the source code of his translation application TranslatorDS. It’s more like a word translator, instead of translating whole sentences. The program might not be fully finalized or useable.

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Mollusk has released the source code of his text editor for the Nintendo DS. The program might not be fully finalized or useable.

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Mollusk has released the source of his map viewing application for the Nintendo DS. The program might not be fully finalized or useable.

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Mollusk has released the source of his painting application GFXer. The program might not be fully finalized or useable.

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North&South is a combined strategy and action game originaly made for the Commodore Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS and Amstrad CPC. It was developed and published in 1989 by Infogrames/Atari Europe.

This is an unofficial conversion made by gbadree. All graphics and audio were ripped from the Amiga and Atari versions. Curently the game is not finished and features only the platform games.

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A bunch of people, who don’t want to uncover their name, are currently working on a Gameboy Advance Puzzle game called Poussin Advance.

You are a small fledgling and need to move from one stall to the other one. Before you can enter the stall, you need to dissolve all green fields by stepping on them. Darkgreen fields must be touched twice.

A release date is not known yet.