Rebooteroids is a new Atari Jaguar game in development.
http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/180766-rebooteroids/
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Audiorace is a music based game similar to the popular ‘Audiosurf’. It analyzes the songs of your choice and creates a unique track to ride on. The goal of the game is simple but encouraging: choose your song and beat your own hiscore!
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http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/caanoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,27,686
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GBAtemp holds a coding competition for Nintendo DS and Wii. There are over 5000 US$ worth in prizes and/or cash. Deadline is 31st May 2011!
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http://gbatemp.net/t284145-homebrew-bounty-2011
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CrazyBrix is an Arkanoid/Breakout style game by Bob, currently in development for Atari 7800.
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http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/179966-crazybrix-wip/page__st__25
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Reactris by LinkoVitch is a “falling block game” for Atari Jaguar.
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http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/180677-reactris-ac2011/
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OpenTTD is an open source clone of the Microprose game “Transport Tycoon Deluxe”, a popular game originally written by Chris Sawyer. It attempts to mimic the original game as closely as possible while extending it with new features.
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The Dingux port is based upon OpenTTD v1.0.5 and includes OpenGFX.
http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingux-releases/openttd-for-dingoo/
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Polish developer StreaK has modified PSX4ALL-Dingoo and comes up with his own version. It features slight improvements in the User-Interface.
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Changes:
– Slightly redesigned UI
– Few small UI adjustments
– Adjusted default settings
http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingux-releases/psx4all_dx_v1-0b/
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Open Syobon Action is an open source version of Syobon Action. Syobon Action (also known as Cat Mario) is a 2D Japanese freeware video game notoriously known on the Internet for its extremely difficult levels.
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Ported to Dingux by Poligrafowicz.
http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingux-releases/open-syobon-action-for-dingux/
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Wagic is an Heroic Fantasy battle game reproducing the rules of a famous Collectible trading card game. In Wagic, you fight against an AI with your deck of cards. Each time you win, you earn credits to buy more cards in the shop, and improve your deck. Wagic runs also on Windows and Linux.
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Changes:
* More than 1000 new cards. Wagic now supports more than 7700 unique cards, 13700 cards total, including the new set MBS (thanks go especially to Zethfox, Dr.Solomat, and 840126)
* (Windows) Mouse version improved, some bugs fixed, overall controls have been improved (Xaw Otihs)
* Threading support for image loading. Overall this should make image loading a bit smoother (Mootpoint)
* Support for actual button icons instead of text (Mervin, Mootpoint)
* New Wallpapers by Kaioshin
* Translation updates (thanks to all translators!)
* Added new keywords/abilities for card creators. Hopefully we will find the time to edit the wiki and add documentation for these new keywords, for now you’ll have to look into the new cards to see what’s new 🙂
* Various performance improvements
* Many, many, many bug fixes
http://wololo.net/wagic/2011/04/12/release-wagic-0-15-1/
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The Dreamcast was a wonderful console and the very first 128-Bit one. Homebrew development was possible without the need to modify hardware, which is the total opposite of current next generation consoles. Many of us wasted tons of CD-R’s to burn homebrew games, demos, applications or emulators, but those times are past!
A chinese company produces SD Adapters for Dreamcast. Connected to the serial port you can put .iso’s on a regular SD card and start them via DreamShell. The adapter itself is pretty much affordable for around 10-20 Euros including shipping; please do not pay more than that, as everything above the mentioned sum is an attempt to rip you off.
DCEric, a Dreamcast fanboy of the first hour and also partitally known in the scene for his support to various projects, recorded a couple of homebrew games and even shows an emulator running at last. The loading time is sometimes pretty harsh, but it works! The compatibilty with homebrew so far is overall great.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJhDG3DWixo
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