Image provided by: UnknownRAIN (not to be confused with Raine) is an application for the Nintendo DS that helps you manage SRAM and EEPROM. It can launch NDS files too. Thanks to1emulationfor the news.http://www.pat.hi-ho.ne.jp/sata68/nds.shtml#new
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Image provided by: UnknownThis seems to be a kind of interactive story/game for the PSP. As all information is available in japanese we can’t provide you with further information.http://www.geocities.jp/psp_rk/
Storyline: The king of the land sends you on a quest to defeat as many of the moving platform baddies as possible. Be brave. You have the power… Move your character up and down to hit the moving platform baddies. Every hit will count as a point. If you get ten hits, you get an extra life. When your lives reach zero, you get a game over.http://www.ffd2.com/minigame/
Infantile Paralysiser has updated MoonShell again… You can download it from his site.
Moon from PSPChina.net has released the 2.0 version of the CNReader. CNReader is an ebook reading application for the PSP. The application has been evolving during the last few months, and has finally achieved a whole new release. This application is in chinese language. But an english version is already in progress. Thanks to PSP-Updates for the news.http://bbs.pspchina.net/read.php?tid=37052&fpage=1http://files.pspupdates.qj.net/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,21,1650
Image provided by: mICrOThis it’s the first release from NewOlds to the PSP platform, it’s a simple skineable Binary Clock. 5 Skins include in the package, and a buggy Windows Version. If you make your own skin, please let us now, maybe be could include it in the next release. Check dat/skins folder to seen the skin format. This software uses Micro Game Engine aka MGE by NewOlds. MGE it’s cross platform PSP / Windows (DirectX) Game Engine.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3956
Image provided by: UnknownPSP Lua Coders now have their own magazine. There a few game reviews and an interview with Shine, the maker of Lua Player. An offline version of the magazine is available too.http://psplua.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=6
deniska has updated the port of NOIZ2SA for the PSP. The changes are:
– Color customization: all game colors can be re-assigned by changing ./images/colors.txt filecolors are in 8 bit RGB format (where R,G,B range from 0 to 255.Note that actual display color components are in 5 bit format, meaning that colors (255,255,255)&(254,254,254) are going to look the same on the screen…- New color theme. Of course, if you don’t like it, create your own or use the classic one by swapping files in images directory withthe ones from images_classic.- Side panels can be changed by editing corresponding images in ./images directory.Make sure you keep the size the same&save images as 8 bit BMPs.- Expanded soundtrack support. Each finite level has it’s own soundtrack now.- FX volume adjustment: get the perfect music/fx ratio with [SQARE]&[TRIANGLE] buttons during the game play.- Soundtrack playback in main menu.- New soundtrack added.NOTE: you can still use any mod/s3m/xm/it files as your game music. Make sure that they have<8 channels, named propery&put in the sounds directory.- Rendering optimizations: frame rate is boosted from 20fps (v.05) to 30fps normal / 60fpswireframe mode. Wireframe mode can be enabled by setting"RENDER_BG 0"in ./images/colors.txt file. If set, background is not filled with color, which, in my opinion, creates a nice effect&saves lot's of CPU juice for boosting the frame rate.- Numerous bug fixes: it should not hange on exit anymore, play sound on extra life bonus and so on.- Source code, although not clean and highly unreadable, is released. Use the latest build of PSPSDK to build. You'll need to install a bunch of libraries from ps2dev.orgprior to build...
PSP-News are having a coding competition for PSP which runs till 7th November (Sunday). Entries must be freeware so that when tournament ends they can be distributed. Submissions must be new or updated releases and ones that havent been publically released before the winner of the contest is announced. More information here:http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp30codingcomp.shtml
Image provided by: AnonymousTipsterAnonymousTipster has released an alternative version of ODEPsp. Follow the link to the ps2dev.org boards to know more about this release. The source code is available too.http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3944
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