Graphics library for gp2x. Includes 2D, 3D, Text, Time, Joystick, and Sound (ogg) functions. Includes working example code, and .gpe files. Now Included a Win32 port to test your programs before compiling for GP2X. Win32 tester version includes 2D, 3D, Text, and Joystick functions.

http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,19,2349

A very very simple Synth Drum.

http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=40364&view=findpost&p=582638

Transport Tycoon Deluxe ported to the GP2X.

Notes:

Build 01-24-08:
– Codebase migrated from 0.5.0-RC5 to latest OpenTTD stable release, 0.5.3
– Touchscreen support added for F200 users, including left-handers.
– Cursor movement speed has been reduced slightly, but now speeds up when the START key is held down.
– Added hotkeys for landscaping tool, zoom-in/out, auto-rail tool, and transparency toggle for buildings/trees.
– Sound buffer size reduced to 256 bytes to fix sound lag.
– Over a dozen scenarios are now included.

Be sure to read the included README.TXT for installation requirements and control layouts!

This game requires the original data files from Transport Tycoon Deluxe. It is most compatible with the Windows version’s data files.

PocketPC, Palm, and SmartPhone releases of OpenTTD can be found at http://esoftinteractive.com/openttd.html

http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,29,1097

phaistos ( http://phaistos.googlepages.com/gp2x ) has released a GP2x Voxel technical demo.

http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,38,2459

Seems the first Wii release didn’t make it long…

Here is a quote from the page:

WAB.COM is now the property of the United States government.
The domain and web site were surrendered to U.S. law enforcement pursuant to a federal prosecution and felony plea agreement for conspiracy to violate criminal copyright laws.

Antonio Del Santos, a.k.a “AloneTrio” pled guilty in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on January 25, 2008, to conspiring with others to violate federal copyright laws by illegally releasing copyrighted code illegally circumvent built-in security protections and allow individuals to run “homebrew” software on game consoles, such as the Sony PSP and Nintendo Wii. Del Santos and his co-conspirators used www.wab.com as the exclusive outlet to provide copyrighted code to individuals. As a result, the WAB website is now the property of the United States government. Individuals involved in this conduct face up to five years in federal prison and a fine of $500,000 for each count charged.

Piracy is the unauthorized, willful reproduction or distribution of copyrighted material, such as software, movies, music, and games. People who distribute pirated works over the Internet via IRC, FTP sites, web sites, or file-sharing networks, and people who download or reproduce pirated works are risking criminal prosecution. Piracy is a crime even when the works are distributed over the Internet for free or where the conduct does not involve monetary gain, such as the trading of pirated products for other pirated products.

The Department of Justice and federal law enforcement will continue to investigate and prosecute individuals and groups that violate the federal criminal copyright laws at home and abroad. For more information on these and other federal anti-piracy investigations, visit www.cybercrime.gov.

In fact the whole things smells a lot. The page claimed to have ripped graphics from a PSX game, which turned out to be a homebrew one. So the ones who don’t believe should check this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9sedsE4cxE

Also the grammar above seems fishy. Best is to forget the “first homebrew Wii” game for now. The US eagle, basically those two logos shown on the left and right are hosted right on wab.com plus its still the 24th in the eastern part of the states. Browsing for “similar” violation texts did not succeed. This all was way too fast for someone to react proper, even for a goverment institution. Also the mentioned http://www.cybercrime.gov/index.html does not mention any case of “WAB”. I am sure they would announce their heroic success, if there would have been any. (Those are partitially results by discussing with EvilDragon/GP2x.de and reading the Maxconsole webboard).

The coder AMOS, who created the original PSX game “Wartris”, is known to me in person. He might be very amused about this 🙂 Oh “AMOS”, greetings to Vienna 😉

A stripped down version of Wartris can be found here: //files/1510/

http://www.wab.com/

Dear visitors,

my wonderful wife will give birth to a baby the next few hours, please understand that the news service will be on break for a few days. I’ll try to catch up, as soon as the time will allow this.

In the meantime I recommend these pages for getting your homebrew flash:

http://www.emuboards.com
http://www.dcemu.co.uk
http://www.dev-fr.org
http://www.playeradvance.org
http://www.tehskeen.com

The news service should return in 2 to 4 days. Thanks for your understanding!

Regards
Kojote

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It seems Team Wab, were releasing a native Wii homebrew, in fact the first native Wii homebrew game ever. It’s called Wabtris and uses ripped graphics from a Playstation 1 game.

The download seems to be currently down.

PDRoms note: As the download does not work, some people are already talking about a fake release. We all shouldn’t be too excited, unless the real proof is given.

Release notes:

Wab is really proud to bring you the first and only Real WII Homebrew.
This release is called WABTRIS, a small tetris cover, WIIMOTE powered !!!
Stay tunned for the soon coming source code of it…

you just have to decompress, burn the iso, and boot it with ANY modchiped WII, and follow the instructions.
remember this is an “autobootable” dvd image, so you won’t go to channel menu !

Special thx to “PissProduction” (all graphics and musics are ripped from their MARVELLOUS game WARTRIS on playstation 1) – Greetings : Crediar, AloneTrio, segher, bLAStY, etc… from #wiidev@efnet

http://www.wab.com/

NES.app emulates the hardware in a Nintendo entertainment system, allowing you to play games on your iPhone. There are many public domain, home-brew games available which have been written for the Nintendo platform, and depending on your country of origin, you may be entitled to play images of commercial games which you rightfully own.

Changes:

Updated for 1.1.3 (runs under ‘mobile’ user)
Everything is now under /var/mobile

http://www.zdziarski.com/projects/nesapp/

Chris Miles released his awaited game iCrosswords for the iPhone community out there.

Release notes:

iCrossword is a native crossword puzzle client for the iPhone

– loads the puz file format popular with online crossword puzzles such as New York Times newspaper
– double tap navigation bar to get to options screen. There you can get info about current puzzle and perform operations on it
– add new .puz files into /var/root/Library/iCrossword/puz
– thanks armadillo for the icon

Notes:
– this has only been personally tested on 1.1.2
– I’ve tried a number of puz files and they seem to work. Cannot guarantee that you’ll be able to read EVERY one
– Only tested using English language
– use at your own risk

http://iphone.rustyredwagon.com/

Red Squirrel released a new version of his Firmware Dumper. This one should fix all copyright related issues.

http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-forum-11/t-release-rspsar-dumper-v21-133479.html