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Jagd nach dem verlorenen Smily (Hunt for the lost smiley) is a game where you need to hunt down smiley’s with different weapons.

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Slucs el Barbarillo is a Freeware strategy game for Wiz, written using Fenix.

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EEEEK! EEEEEK! HOOOOOOK!!! (EEH, for short) is a platformer game where you control a monkey that must exit an evil doctor’s lab! Click your way through 8 levels in order to free our monkey friend!

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EEEEK! EEEEEK! HOOOOOOK!!! (EEH, for short) is a platformer game where you control a monkey that must exit an evil doctor’s lab! Click your way through 8 levels in order to free our monkey friend!

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Gravity Glide is a toy that lets you play with momentum.

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Here is an update to something that I’m not particularly sure anyone ever cared for. Its a toy and not a game.

I added “multiplayer” support so you can now use 4 wiimotes at a time. I added background music (White Cube Art Noise by essesq). Increased the number of gliders to 1000. Made them bounce when they hit the borders. I even improved performance.

v1.1 – August 12, 2010 – http://www.multiupload.com/GPLOZXZ4K4
* Added support for the simultaneous use of multiple wiimotes.
* Increased the number of gliders to 1000.
* Added music.
* Improved frame rate.

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Hacked Hexen (HHexen) is an Open Source Hexen engine based on K.Robillard’s Linux Hexen engine. Hexen is a first person shooter, commercially published by id Software 1996 and developed by Raven Software.

Preparation

1. Copy hexen.wad (shareware or otherwise) in apps/HHexenen.
2. Copy the folder ‘apps’ on SD.
3. Launch the game using your loader.
4. NOTE: HHexen needs space in the SD to write files during the game.

Thanks to http://nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t=12224&f=54 for the news.

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HHeretic is a faithful source port of the original Heretic game by Raven Software.

Installation

1. Extract the .zip directly into your apps folder
2. Copy heretic.wad into sd:/apps/HHeretic/heretic.wad
3. Launch the game using your loader.
4. NOTE: HHeretic needs space in the SD to write files during the game.

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Engine02 is a script-driven, multiplatform 2D game engine with builds for DOS, Windows, Linux, Intel/PPC MacOS, PSP, and Wii. Complete documentation for creating games is included with PC and Mac builds, and is also available on the website.

Games created or hosted by the author and his team are directly downloadable from inside the program. Updates for the program, or any installed game, can also be downloaded from the same interface when they become available.

Currently-available games :
Megaman: Triple Threat – A Megaman 7 style fangame. Currently an in-progress demo
Sonic the Hedgehog: Project Mettrix – A Sonic 3 style fangame. Currently an in-progress demo

Thanks to http://nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t=12238&f=54 and http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/Engine02 for the news.

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Engine02 is a script-driven, multiplatform 2D game engine with builds for DOS, Windows, Linux, Intel/PPC MacOS, PSP, and Wii. Complete documentation for creating games is included with PC and Mac builds, and is also available on the website.

Games created or hosted by the author and his team are directly downloadable from inside the program. Updates for the program, or any installed game, can also be downloaded from the same interface when they become available.

Currently-available games :
Megaman: Triple Threat – A Megaman 7 style fangame. Currently an in-progress demo
Sonic the Hedgehog: Project Mettrix – A Sonic 3 style fangame. Currently an in-progress demo

Thanks to http://nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t=12238&f=54 and http://www.wiibrew.org/wiki/Engine02 for the news.

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The HackMii Installer is intend to enable legal homebrew and to play your legally owned backups. Every other use is not in compliance with the creators of this Hack and in no way welcome. Be fair and buy the games you like!

Release notes:

HackMii Installer (v0.8 ):
* IOS58 is chosen for The Homebrew Channel when installed. This is required for USB2 support. Other IOS versions are of course still supported, but USB will be limited to version 1.

BootMii beta 6 (v1.3):
* Fixed the freeze when using the autoboot feature to load System Menu with a delay of zero.
* The NAND backup no longer crashes when stumbling on uncorrectable pages.
* A couple of fixes to the integrated SD browser.
* The autoboot feature is ignored when launching the IOS version of BootMii.

The Homebrew Channel (v1.0.8 ):
* General USB improvements for all IOS versions, this fixes the regression introduced in version 1.0.7.
* USB2 support through IOS58.

Thanks to http://nintendomax.com/viewtopic.php?t=12241&f=54 and http://www.wii-info.fr/news-1980-hackmii-installer-0-8-bootmii-beta6-1-3-homebrew-channel-hbc-1-0-8-support-de-l-usb2-par-l-ios58.htm for the news.

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