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Mayhem In Monsterland (PSP Game)

Mayhem In Monsterland is a remake of a C64 jump and run game. It has been converted/redone for PSP by Jamie Fuller with improved graphics etc. It’s a highly recommended download.

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GameMusicGear v0.1.0 (PSP Application)

GameMusicGear is a music application that lets you play some of your favorite music formats like MP3, MIDI, MOD, PSF, SPC, GYM and few mores.

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Lead 8K (26-06-2007) (A2600 Game)

seemo has released an updated and extended version of Lead. Lead is a vertical shooter. Move left / right, hold fire to shoot missiles. The game ends when one enemy reaches the bottom of the screen. This version is fixing a scoring bug.

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DiggerDS v0.2 (NDS Game)

This is a classic game originally by Windmill Software. You have to dig around the map and eat all the emeralds or kill all the hobbins/nobbins to pass a level.

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Fixed a memory leak in sdl_vid.c, vgawrite function. It should no longer crash after 10 minutes.

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PSPoste v6.1 (Beta) (PSP Application)

PSPoste is an email client for PSP by David Cummings, Ben Biron and Sajeeth Cherian. This version adds IR Keyboard support.

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Powder (24-06-2007) (NDS Game)

POWDER is a roguelike developed specifically for the Gameboy Advance (GBA). It is not a port of an existing roguelike as the controls of the GBA are very different from the traditional keyboard, and the screen imposes some additional limitations. It is built around replayability and long term ergonomics, not short term learning. It uses actual graphic tiles (16×16) rather than the traditional characters.

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