“Where is…” is a new GPS program for Windows Mobile 5/6 completely writed in .NET. It gives you distance and direction from your destination without any internet connection or other expensive navigation programs.
Rehearsal Assistant is a software tool which helps performance artists conduct rehearsals by addressing media-related needs. The prototype application is for the Android platform, and allows spoken notes to be recorded and saved into audio files.
A project to port Linux and Google’s Android platform to the T-Mobile Wing and HTC Herald smartphones.
Android PDF Viewer is a viewer for PDF-Files on ANDROID mobiles. The implementation will be a port of the PDF-Renderer which is published by SUN under the LGPL: https://pdf-renderer.dev.java.net/.
MobileStratego is the online version of Stratego for mobile phones. It’s developed with J2ME and it is a two players version. Online playing is achieved using peer-to-peer with virtual server or direct connection. Single phone is supported too.
This project is an Xpath processor built for the J2ME platform. The author couldn’t find any Xpath processor that would fit the limited resources of a mobile phone so he decided to write his own.
LightWallet is a open source lightweight J2ME personal finance management application.
Changes:
1. User is now possible to cancel import/export operations.
2. Fixed cosmetic issue with progress bar on import/export operations.
Put the pieces exactly where they go or they head to the back of the queue. You only get to see a few at a time!
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Up to four players can work together to solve puzzles. The puzzles must be PNG images, up to 480×440 in size. A built-in puzzle is used if no SD card is present when Arcade Jigsaw starts.
Version 0.3 adds support for JPEG images and makes the piece queue animate smoothly when pieces are removed.
Thanks to http://www.nintendomax.com for the news.
FiSSION is a homebrew 3D game engine being developed for the Nintendo Wii. Its goal is to allow homebrew developers the opportunity to develop studio-quality games without the massive upfront investment of writing a game engine to support their content.
This is a very early demonstration build of this project, which allows users to select and browse game levels, rendered real-time in 3D.
A version of SDL Paradroid compiled for the Wii to fill the void in the U.S., where the virtual console lacks C64 games. This version is created from the GPL’ed source code from SDL Paradroid and uses the same data files.
You start off as a ‘Influence device’, your task is to clear the ship of all the rogue robots. Movement is by the arrow keys, Left control is the action key. Press it while you are moving and you will shoot your lasers, hold it down while not moving and you will go into transfer mode. This allows you to take over other droids. Pressing it down while over a terminal will take you into the ships computers, where you can view information about droid, ship view and a map of your current level.
Changes:
Crashing due to the old SDL Port from Gamecube should be gone now
Changes in v0.5
Lift teleport issue should be fixed
Now relatively stable with no crashes during testing thanks to a new version of SDL
Performance has improved considerably with the new SDL
The delay after configuring droids is now gone
Files now combined into 1 7-Zip file for easier setup
Enjoy!
AEP-Emu (DE/EN)
DMG Page (DE)
EmuBit.pl (PL)
HomebrewWelt (DE)
Indie Retro News (EN)
NintendoMax (FR)
PlayerAdvance (FR)
Retroguru (EN)