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PocketSNES is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System / Super Famicom emulator for Wiz.

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Aggressive Pong is an aggressive variant of the classic Pong game.

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Aggressive Pong is an aggressive variant of the classic Pong game.

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Racer is a car racing game with 7 different tracks, many cars, night racing mode and more.

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Pushover is a fun puzzle game originally published by Ocean in 1992. In this game you control an ant that can walk along platforms that are connected with ladders. On those platforms are dominos that need to fall according to some rules.

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DaedalusX64 is the continuation of the original Daedalus PSP port by StrmnNrmn and other contributors. It is a GPL Open Source project.

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[+] Auto frame skip is now working (Skips a maximum of every other frame)
[!] Fixed OOT shifted graphics while still showing the missing Heart and other HUD graphics.
[+] Added some additional debug info on vertices’s (both transformed and projected info)

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Zalo DS made a remake of the ZX Spectrum Classic “Jumping Jack” for Wii. The remake is rather straight forward, so it does not come with fancy gfx.

Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?p=34148 for the news.

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The Homebrew Browser allows you to download the latest homebrew applications and games all through your Wii. You don’t need to take your SD card out. You don’t even need a computer! You can also delete homebrew you no longer want.

No more dead links, no more extracting files, no more finding out that the homebrew application doesn’t include an icon.png and meta.xml in the zip file.

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Added secondary CodeMii server
Added a connection test so HBB doesn’t look frozen if it can’t connect to the server

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Don’t Get Crushed is a PS3 port/remake of ThatOtherDev’s previously released Wii game of the same name.

Use the left analog stick to move the grey ball left or right and avoid the other balls as they bounce across the screen. If you get crushed under one of the bouncing balls then its game over and your score is reset to zero. Your high score is automatically saved to your hard drive.

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ThatOtherPerson has updated Cubicle Shooter for the PS3!

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Another updated version of Cubicle Shooter.

As an added bonus having this installed will allow the text (including your score and high score) to load and be correctly displayed on screen for Dont Get Crushed v0.1.

Notable changes:
Improved textures for enemies.
Enemies are now animated.
Enemies die when shot.
Enemies are infinitely re-spawning.
There is now a textured and deformable ground (this differs from the destructible walls and is instead more reminiscent of the ground deformation in fracture)
The debug text has been replaced with larger and more legible sprite based text
The rate of fire has been doubled
The maximum number of cuboids that walls can be sub divided into has been doubled
Game saving and loading has once again been updated to reflect the changes

Performance:
The games performance has gotten both better and worse. The load time is significantly longer (this is largely to blame on the textures) and the starting frame rate is lower (the ground layer is mostly to blame for this). But on the upside I have gotten things running more efficiently especially the destructible walls and the frame rate doesn’t take that harsh drop around the 2700 cuboid mark anymore. so you can break apart the walls more now before the frame rate becomes unbearable.

Controls:
Move – Left analog stick
Aim – Right analog stick
Shooter – R1
Jump – X
Save – Select
Load – Start

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