German developer “SiENcE” has ported “Der Clue” (in English: “The Clue”) to Dingux. The original game was developed by neo Software. Later on the game has been redone using SDL (see here: http://cosp.sourceforge.net/ ).
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All you need to know about the game, can be found out at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Clue!
German and English version are available.
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Timidity is a software synthesizer that can play MIDI files.
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Reesy ported DrSMS to the Pandora. It’s a Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear emulator.
Discussion: http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=58741
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Jan Wiescher compiled the SDL of “Der Clou!” for Pandora.
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SDL port of “Der Clou!” by Vasco Alexandre da Silva Costa compiled to run on the Pandora. All necessary data files are already included.
The game is licensed under the neo public license contract which can be found here (partially german): http://web.ist.utl.pt/~ist62669/theclue/LICENSE
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Zaz is a game where the player has to get rid of incoming balls by arranging them in triplets. The idea of the game is loosely based on games like Luxor, Zuma and Puzzle Bobble.
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Discussion: http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/58757-zaz/
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WiiMC (Wii Media Centre) is an open source media player for the Nintendo Wii. The GUI is powered by libwiigui.
Features:
– Synced to MPlayer 32866
– Fixed crash for some USB drives
– Added option to change screensaver delay
– Fixed incorrect warning about picture sizes being > 6MB
– Improved network initialization routines
– Improved subtitle scaling calculations
– Improved shutdown – if WiiMC fails to shut down within 5 seconds, shutdown will be forced
– Experimental USB DVD drive support (thanks clava!)
– Other minor optimizations and improvements
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DragonMedia Player is a music play with a skinable user interface. It plays .mp3, .ogg, .FLAC and other formats. So far it does not play .wma or .aac.
Changes:
– Added support for AAC, M4A and MP4 file format
– Songs now continue to play from old directory when browsing through directories
– Fixed a crash bug with modules that don’t load properly
– Fixed an issue where sometimes it would take several seconds to play the next song
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Simon ported MAM4ALL for Caanoo. MAME stands for “multiple arcade machine emulator”.
Changes:
added Dual Shock feature of Energy based games.
– Turn on “Vibration Effect” of Settings.
– You may edit dualshock.dat which is come from cheat data file.
– dualshock.dat file will be updated later.
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Castlevania clone made for the Wii. The driving force behind the game is EzekielRage, his blog can be found at: http://ezekielrage.wordpress.com/
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Demo 2: February 17th, 2011
– Added second stage
– Added dialogues and cutscene
– Added tutorial
– Added level select screen
– Added options menu
– Added weapons and enemies
– Powers now need to be activated
– A yellow crystal is formed where you release your power
– Tweaked level layout of stage 1
– Changed music of stage 1
– Other minor changes
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