kaffie
January 27th, 2007, 13:57
Pocketgamer have started a series on DS Homebrew.
From the intro:
"If you've read our introduction to DS homebrew then you'll know that there's a wealth of free software out there that you may not be aware of. Just like our writer Simon Parkin's extraordinary special recipe stout, the homebrew scene has been maturing nicely for the last few months as the hardware used improves and gives coders more flexibility in how they use the unique features of the DS.
It is, however, a daunting task for the casual homebrew tippler to keep up with the homebrew scene. So, if you considered our starter guide as the first step out into the fresh air to help clear the headache caused by a dose of bad homebrew, then you can think of this regular feature as your monthly gym subscription to ensure you never suffer from those homebrew hangovers ever again.
Every month, we're going to show you the most interesting goings on the scene that we've come across, whether it's games, exciting new hardware, or just a handy application. So let's start!"
It makes an interesting read and covers a lot.
Heres the link: http://pocketgamer.co.uk/r/DS/DS+Homebrew/feature.asp?c=2167
From the intro:
"If you've read our introduction to DS homebrew then you'll know that there's a wealth of free software out there that you may not be aware of. Just like our writer Simon Parkin's extraordinary special recipe stout, the homebrew scene has been maturing nicely for the last few months as the hardware used improves and gives coders more flexibility in how they use the unique features of the DS.
It is, however, a daunting task for the casual homebrew tippler to keep up with the homebrew scene. So, if you considered our starter guide as the first step out into the fresh air to help clear the headache caused by a dose of bad homebrew, then you can think of this regular feature as your monthly gym subscription to ensure you never suffer from those homebrew hangovers ever again.
Every month, we're going to show you the most interesting goings on the scene that we've come across, whether it's games, exciting new hardware, or just a handy application. So let's start!"
It makes an interesting read and covers a lot.
Heres the link: http://pocketgamer.co.uk/r/DS/DS+Homebrew/feature.asp?c=2167