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by Published on September 1st, 2013 00:50- Categories:
- Raspberry Pi
Ive just done yet another revamping of a site and this time its our Raspberry Pi site, our site features as much news about the Raspberry pi as possible, if you havent checked out our site yet then head on over, we have 17 months of news on there.Check out the new look site here --> http://raspberry-pi.dcemu.co.uk/ ...by Published on August 31st, 2013 22:18- Categories:
- DCEmu,
- Sega Game Gear News,
- Genesis News,
- Sega Saturn News,
- Sega Master System News
Sega Saturn News has today had a massive update and it looks tons better for it, Sega Saturn News is our news and homebrew /emulation site for Sega Saturn, Sega Genesis/Megadrive, Sega 32x, Sega Master System, Sega CD and also Sega Game Gear.
Luckily for us Amazon.com have a list of up to date BestSelling pages for all the consoles at Sega Saturn News and we here at DCEmu have made pages for all of them so even though all these consoles disapeared years ago you can find out whats selling now.
Heres some of the new pages on Sega Saturn News:
BestSelling Sega Saturn Games
BestSelling Sega Saturn Hardware
Bestselling Sega Master System Games
Bestselling Sega Master System Hardware
BestSelling Sega Genesis Games
BestSelling Sega Genesis Hardware
Bestselling Sega GameGear Games
Bestselling Sega GameGear Hardware
Bestselling SegaCD Games
Bestselling SegaCD Hardware
SegaCD Ebay UK Auctions
SegaCD Ebay USA Auctions
Sega Saturn Ebay UK Auctions
Sega Saturn Ebay USA Auctions
Sega Genesis Ebay UK Auctions
Sega Genesis Ebay USA Auctions
Sega Game Gear Ebay UK Auctions
Sega Game Gear Ebay USA Auctions
Sega 32x Ebay UK Auctions
Sega 32x Ebay USA Auctions
Check out the site here -> http://sega-saturn.dcemu.co.uk/ ...by Published on August 31st, 2013 16:37- Categories:
- DCEmu,
- Nintendo Wii News
Another of the DCEmu sites ive just finished is our Nintendo Wii site that contains over 1100 newsposts and every release from the begining of the Wii Homebrew and Emulation scene up to the present day.
The site is now updated to our latest version and features the Best selling and Hottest New releases from the UK and USA, heres some of the new pages added:
Nintendo Wii Ebay USA Auctions
Nintendo Wii Ebay UK Auctions
Bestselling Nintendo Wii USA Games
Bestselling Nintendo Wii UK Games
Bestselling Nintendo Wii USA Consoles
Bestselling Nintendo Wii UK Consoles
Bestselling Nintendo Wii USA Accessories
Bestselling Nintendo Wii UK Accessories
New Nintendo Wii USA Games
New Nintendo Wii UK Games
New Nintendo Wii USA Consoles
New Nintendo Wii UK Consoles
New Nintendo Wii USA Accessories
New Nintendo Wii UK Accessories
Check out Wii News here --> http://wii-news.dcemu.co.uk/ ...by Published on August 31st, 2013 01:18- Categories:
- DCEmu,
- Wii U News
Today is the turn of our Nintendo WiiU site to be updated with a fresher design, faster loading website and ads that feature the bestselling from the USA and UK, heres some of the new pages for WiiU News:
Uptodate Bestselling and Hottest New releases pages
BestSelling USA Wiiu Games
BestSelling USA Wiiu Accessories
BestSelling USA Wiiu Consoles
BestSelling UK Wiiu Games
BestSelling UK Wiiu Accessories
BestSelling UK Wiiu Consoles
Newly Released UK Wiiu Games
Newly Released UK Wiiu Accessories
Newly Released UK Wiiu Consoles
Newly Released USA Wiiu Games
Newly Released USA Wiiu Accessories
Newly Released USA Wiiu Consoles
Latest Ebay UK WiiU Auctions
Latest Ebay USA WiiU Auctions
Check out WiiU News Here --> http://wiiu.dcemu.co.uk/ ...by Published on August 30th, 2013 23:03- Categories:
- Android News
Three UK must hate international roaming charges as much as we do -- it just launched a Feel At Home initiative that ditches those fees in seven countries. Subscribers who visit Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy and Sweden can now use data, messaging and voice as if they were back in Britain. The perk doesn't require a specific plan, and customers can roam on any compatible network in a Free At Home country. There are a few catches, of course: calls to non-UK numbers still incur roaming fees, and tethering is strictly verboten. Still, Brits who just have to post vacation photos on Instagram should be happy.
http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Phones/Feel_At_Home ...by Published on August 30th, 2013 20:09- Categories:
- Android News
Amazon Appstore celebrates first anniversary in the UK by offering a free app bundle worth over £20.
The Android-based Amazon Appstore launched in the US back in March 2011, and debuted in the UK on August 30th.
Amazon has been frantically bolstering the platform since its debut, most recently offering developers a revenue share in exchange for selling its products through their apps.
To celebrate the one-year anniversary, Amazon is offering a mixture of top-selling apps and gamers worth more than £20 for free downloads, which is only on available to claim today.
The bundle includes: Jamie's 20 Minute Meals, Drawing Pad, Angry Birds (Ad Free), PAC-MAN HD, World of Goo, Shazam Encore, Swiftkey, Calengoo, Sprinkle, Paper Camera.
The move is an extension of Amazon's Free App of the Day scheme, which offers customers a paid-for app download for free. Amazon claims Brits have been able to save £500 on downloads over the year via the initiative.
Jorrit Van der Meulen, VP, EU Kindle, said: "The Amazon Appstore is committed to providing the latest apps and games and is continuing to add popular content on a daily basis. It’s interesting to see the majority of best sellers from the past year are related to entertainment and games, further highlighting the trend of people looking to keep themselves amused whilst on the move.
"Customers love our Free App of the Day deal, so for our first birthday we wanted to go a bit further and offer them a special ‘Free App of the Day Anniversary Bundle’ which is worth over £20."
As part of the celebrations, Amazon has listed the most popular apps and games in the UK since launch.
The top ten paid-for apps and games in the UK since launch:
1. Classic Catch Phrase
2. Minecraft
3. Cut the Rope
4. HD Camera
5. Weather Live
6. Angry Birds Star Wars Premium HD
7. Plants vs. Zombies
8. Monopoly MILLIONAIRE
9. Bejeweled 2
10. TETRIS
The top ten free apps and games in the UK since launch:
1. BBC iPlayer
2. Facebook
3. Angry Birds Free
4. Temple Run 2
5. Temple Run
6. Solitaire
7. Fruit Ninja Free
8. Subway Surfers
9. TVCatchUP
10. Flow Free
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/read/...-launch/022261 ...by Published on August 30th, 2013 00:07- Categories:
- Android News
After a series of delays, it looks like PlayJam's GameStick is making its way to market relatively soon. Whether your allegiance lies with Amazon or GameStop, come September 30th both will begin shipping the tiny console, as noticed by Liliputing. What's more, PlayJam itself promises that the last of its crowdfunded unit-allotment will ship directly to backers by mid-September. The news doesn't stop there, as it recently passed FCC certification too. Uncle Sam's documents -- RF exposure statements! Label placement! -- don't contain much we didn't already know, but if you want to see the GameStick's user manual, here you go.
http://www.amazon.com/GameStick-Cons...ords=GameStick ...by Published on August 29th, 2013 22:57- Categories:
- Nintendo DS News
Nintendo has an annoying habit of defying what many people expect them to do.
After conditioning the games press into expecting precise and targeted Nintendo Direct messaging, yesterday's 2DS announcement was a bit of a ham-fisted mess.
While lots of people will peer at the peculiar 2DS and wonder what it means, it has left me convinced that Nintendo's investing smartly in what lies ahead, and what lies beyond the DS/3DS line.
Maybe its next move in handheld games will be into that area we've all wondered about: a proper Nintendo-style tablet device. And if Nintendo moves in this direction, I reckon it will do this world justice.
2DS is a sensible step for Nintendo. It is cheap both in terms of RRP and cost, seems correctly targeted at the value end of the market, physically it looks robust, and it launches just as Nintendo plans to release the latest in its evergreen Pokemon franchise.
But it's just a single step, a short stride.
The bigger leap, a more relevant tablet-style device in tuned with the future of handheld games could be next.
I know: it's massively obvious to point out that a Nintendo games tablet will follow. And conversely a lot of people - my colleagues included - think it's ludicrous, that Nintendo will forever march to the beat of its own drum. After all, Nintendo's charm lies in how unpredictable it is.
But there's plenty of evidence that points to Nintendo at the very least investing better for what lies ahead, if not a specific tablet device.
Nintendo earlier this year merged its home hardware and handheld device design teams into one big unit, with the express aim of sharing know-how, technology, and building a bridge between consoles and portables. The 2DS itself looks like the first product of that, and a move towards-slate style devices - its 'two' screens are in fact even one large touch-screen to cut costs. Then there's Nintendo's existing tablet the Wii U controller, itself an experiment in the second screen ideas borne from asking how small touch screens can interact with big-screen games.
I'm not the first to think these things add up to more, and I won't be the last. But there are two particular factors at play around 2DS, and Wii U, that have me excited by the prospect of Nintendo's next full hardware platform, should things play out in this direction. And it really has to launch something new sharpish - Wii U isn't cutting it, and the dual-screen format has limited life-span, as I argue below.
A NEW GENERATION
Firstly, there's the marked speed with which 2DS has appeared and what that might tell us about some subtle shifts for Nintendo.
Nintendo characteristically refreshes its handheld hardware every year, so in a sense the 2DS is a bit overdue. But this time around the device is explicitly chasing the cheaper end of the market, and in some ways is pushing its handheld to the sub-£100 ultra mass market audience at least a year earlier than you'd expect.
That's a surprise because this year the 3DS has done very well. It is the only format *growing* its software sales this year in the UK, outselling all others.
So arguably Nintendo has done well enough this year to potentially work through Christmas without any shift in primary target demographic, as it is doing in Japan where 3DS rules and 2DS isn't being released.
Some key reasons could explain why Nintendo has stepped things up a gear, however:
- The core audience XL is aimed at has been saturated - adults and Nintendo fans have had their fill, especially given how spoilt for choice they have been this year in terms of first-party games on 3DS.
- Plus there is pressure around every corner from Nintendo. It is feeling pinched by both newcomers and incumbents, from iPad to the threat of next-gen. So a highly competitive price and youth-friendly device is a good way to steel the business ahead of Christmas.
That just leaves Nintendo to speed up the DS/3DS/2DS transition swiftly in order to wrap this platform's story up ahead of schedule.
This would certainly please investors in the short-term, while Nintendo dreams up its next move. Even with buckets of cash in the bank, company president Satoru Iwata has been asked by analysts and commentators about having to compete with other game markets on iOS and beyond. It's reached the point where he is politely exasperated by this talk - no, Nintendo doesn't consider smartphones direct competition; yes, they are still focused on marrying their own hardware and software concepts; no, he won't resign just because the firms sales have slowed after the most successful period in its history.
2DS in that context leapfrogs ahead to the chapter where Nintendo is growing its audience once again, and priming a new generation (of humans, that is, not hardware) with the core IPs that will prop up the next format.
GETTING SOFTWARE RIGHT
And it's how Nintendo is approaching software which gives me further cause for optimism about what might come next in its handheld games efforts.
Lazy commentary says that Nintendo should retreat from consoles ...by Published on August 29th, 2013 22:27- Categories:
- Android News
The executive vice president of Samsung’s mobile arm has confirmed the existence of company’s smartwatch, theGalaxy Gear.
In an interview with The Korea Times this week, Lee Young-hee gave brief details about the wearable tech device, saying that the Galaxy Gear would use a “non-flexible display”. The watch, which would connect to Samsung’s mobile devices, is said to be aimed at “young trend setters”.
"The new device will enhance and enrich the current smart mobile experience in many ways. It will lead a new trend in smart mobile communications. We are confident that the Gear will add meaningful momentum to the mobile industry,” added Lee.
Samsung previously filed a trademark for Galaxy Gear and confirmed it was working on some kind of smartwatch.
Lee went on to state that official announcement of the smartwatch would take place on September 4th, at a Samsung press event in Berlin. The consumer electronics fair IFA opens two days later on the 6th.
The Samsung Galaxy Note III is also rumoured to be showcased at the event. Lee confirmed that that was the case, but refused to give further details.
Several mobile manufacturers, including Samsung and Apple, have been rumoured to be designing smartwatches for some time now. Concrete details about Apple’s rumoured device, nicknamed the'iWatch', and Microsoft's potential smartwatch, are yet to emerge.
The Sony Smartwatch 2 arrives in the UK next month.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/...nounced/031770 ...by Published on August 29th, 2013 22:26- Categories:
- Apple iPhone
Apple’s next flagship iPhone is rumoured to launch ten days after its announcement on September 10th.
Japanese publication Nikkei hinted last week that the new iPhone will be available on September 20th, and today,TmoNews has reported that T-Mobile is blocking employee requests for vacation on September 20th, 21st and 22nd.
This news strongly indicates that there is a major product launch due on those dates, and with reports that Apple’s new array of devices will be announced on the 10th coming from just about every tech blog out there, it seems incredibly likely that the product in question will be the next-gen iPhone.
Apple’s new iPhone is expected to be called either the iPhone 5S or iPhone 6. It is expected to have a 1.2GHz quad core processor, 2GB of RAM, 4G LTE and possibly fingerprint scanning technology.
September 20th is a Friday, and Apple has released every single iPhone but the iPhone 4 on a Friday.
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/...er-20th/031772 ...- Search DCEmu
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