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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:52

    News via http://emu-russia.net/en/

    Video plugin for N64 emulators has been updated. Changes:
    1. Glide64 (the plugin)
    - As usual, tons of fixes in many games. It's impossible to list them all.
    - New microcode implemented: "zSort". All games and demos based on this microcode now work.
    - New user interface layout. All settings are now in one interface, including wrapper settings.
    - 3 screen shot formats: BMP, PNG, JPEG.
    - 3 screen aspect modes: 4:3, 16:9, Stretch.
    2. GlideHQ (the texture enhancer)
    - Bugfixes and optimizations.
    - Added "Store" mode to cache all textures without modifications. Since texture cache is persistent and automatically loaded with the game, it improves plugin's performance as N64 textures must be converted into an internal format only once.
    3. Glitch64 (the glide wrapper)
    - Removed user interface.
    - Removed support for old cards. Your video card MUST support shaders.
    - Removed obsolete options.
    - Bugfixes and optimizations.

    http://glide64.emuxhaven.net/ ...
    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:47

    New from Divineo China



    Change the style of your Nintendo DSi with XCM Eye Candy Shell, available in various different colors. Install with supplied tools for your own custom look. ...
    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:41



    Forget the iPod touch and iPhone—and all of these trendy, new devices. Remember the original iPod of 2001? The 5GB white brick with a mechanical scroll wheel? Well, it looks like you can still buy one from Apple, today.

    http://gizmodo.com/5341792/apple-sti...l-ipod-for-130 ...
    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:39



    Reasons to hack, or "root," your Android handset: Custom OS upgrades, PC tethering, full-phone SD backups. Reason not to: It's really scary. At least it was, until now.

    RyeBrye has pieced together an Android app that does all the rooting legwork, a process that used to range from mildly intimidating to headache-inducing. In either case, the prospect was always daunting for the mainstream, which kept the joys of an unbound Android from most G1 and MyTouch owners. With this app, here's the new, streamlined procedure:

    • Download "Recovery Flasher" From the Android Market (or sideload it)
    • Run it
    • Tap "Back up recovery image"
    • Tap "Flash Cyanogen Recovery 1.4"

    Seriously, that's it. Now your Android phone is splayed wide open, and ready for you to have your way with it. But, uh, what does that mean, exactly?

    Plenty of things! The biggest draw to rooting is the ability to install a new ROM—in other words, replace the operating system on your phone. There are two ways to go with this, both equally awesome. The first is to go with a super-customized community ROM. These are tweaked and enhanced versions of the phone's default software, often grafted with pieces of Google's forthcoming updates to Android, some near, some far, and all dessert-themed. Practically, this means multitouch—since the G1 and MyTouch already support this on the hardware side—app storage on SD cards, tethering, more home screens, new system keyboards, and perhaps most importantly, vastly improved performance. A lot of users say using one of these is a night-and-day difference, and given the kinds of things the HTC ROM community has done with Windows Mobile phones, I'm inclined to believe them.

    Your second path is to go full Hero—in other words, to install the HTC Hero's heavily customized OS, which is nothing short of fantastic, and about to get even better. This is a full phone conversion, and even in its current, slightly precarious state, well worth it.

    In either case, you're going to need to choose a ROM, download it, and put it on your phone's SD card. You can select from an expansive list here—for reference, the MyTouch 3G is also known as the Magic 32B—but as far as non-Hero ROMs go, your best bet is the near-legendary, well-supported CyanogenMod. The newest release, out just two days ago, is fully compatible with the G1 and MyTouch. But don't stress too much over which ROM to choose, since changing them over is a breeze now that you're fully unlocked. An overview from Android and Me:

    • Power off your phone.
    • Boot into recovery mode. Press and hold the Home key, then hit the power button.
    • Before you flash a rom file, perform a wipe. Press Alt+W to wipe the data and cache folders. You must wipe when going form different builds of Android.
    • Wait for the wipe to finish and the recovery image to display again, then select "apply any zip from sd". Flash the zip file of your choice.
    • After flashing any zip you should be able to reboot your system and watch it load to the home screen.

    You'll want to read their full rooting and flashing guide for caveats, but that easy little list there is about the size of it.

    A few more reasons to root that don't involve totally flashing your phone:

    • Full backups to SD cards
    • Wi-Fi tethering!
    • Autorotation for all apps
    • Install apps to an SD card

    This alongside a treasure trove of smaller tweaks and tricks you can find at the every-active XDA forums. And of course, it should go without saying: this is potentially risky, and could brick your phone. The rooting process is almost foolproof, but before you jump in, make sure you've got the right hardware (American MyTouch 3Gs and G1s only) and have backed up any important data. Happy hacking!

    http://gizmodo.com/5341915/android-h...for-the-masses ...
    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:32

    bassacegold has posted an entry into the Neoflash Summer 2009 coding comp

    Nickname: BassAceGold
    Project name : UA Paint v1.3c
    From : Canada
    Division : NDS APP
    Original enterty : NO
    Support Motion :NO
    In last NEO Compo this project have won in the top 10 : 4th place in 2008 Summer Competition

    Project description:

    A Simple pixel art tool for the NDS with many features listed below:


    Quote
    Features:
    -Saving and Loading of 24 bit bitmap images 256X192 or less
    -zooming & grid when fully zoomed
    -Multiple draw sizes
    -colors
    -fill tool
    -line tool
    -rectangle tool
    -circle tool
    -copy and paste with color transparency supported
    -eraser
    -Supports D-Pad Mode for plotting pixels (When fully zoomed)
    -10 pallets ready for customization
    -15 levels of undo!
    -color editor: Supports all colors the hardware can support!
    -Custom pallet save support (press Enter on the keyboard to save pictures and pallets)
    -Guitar Hero On Tour controller support as tool shortcut buttons : Enable in Options
    -typewriter mode for writing text
    -stamp tool
    -Color Alpha
    -MP3 Playback (check readme.txt for more info)

    Changes Since Last Entry in Neoflash 2008 Summer Competition
    Quote
    Version 1.30c -Current Version
    -re-ordered tool bar for eye dropper tool
    -added shortcut to eye dropper tool on B: tap once to switch to it, tap it again to switch back to previous used tool.
    You can still get to the color editor by tapping the double pallet icon on the top screen.
    -fixed bug with spray can spray size slider
    -stabalized saving a bit more



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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 22:09

    Gefa has posted an entry into the Neoflash Summer 2009 coding comp:

    Nickname: Gefa
    Project name : ImpGAME
    From : Italia (Italy)
    Division : PSP GAME
    Original entry : YES
    Support Motion : NO
    In last NEO Compo this project have won in the top 10 : NO

    Description:
    This is a hangman game for PSP.
    ImpGAME supports 5 languages (italiano, english, fracais, espanol, german), with around 3500 words for each language.
    You can also write a personalized list of word. Read the readme file for more info about that.

    Game modes:
    Default Game: ImpGAME will choose a random word from the default dictionary (it contains about 3500 words for each language, for a total of 3500*5=17500 words)
    Choose Dictionary: Choose a list of words that you've written and play with it. By default, I inserted two dictionaries in english language (words about animals and national capitals)
    Language: Choose the language you want to play the Default Game.
    Exit: Exit from the game

    Installation:
    Copy the "python" and "PSP" directories in the root of your memory stick.



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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 20:25

    Rookie1 has released a test version of dmenu for the dingooa320, heres his post in full:

    I have added submenu support into dmenu. Since I don't have much time to test, I'd appreciate if someone can help me test it out. Please report any problem you encountered here or on the issue list of dmenu project at google code. (http://code.google.com/p/dmenu/issues/list)

    Unzip the attached file and overwrite dmenu on your dingoo. It should be backward compatible. To add a submenu, just add a menuitem without executable and workpath, but with SubMenuItems. Something like this,
    Code: MenuItem SubMenuTest
    {
    Icon = "res/game1.png"
    Name = "SubMenuTest"

    SubMenuItem SubTest1
    {
    Icon = "res/game2.png"
    Name = "SubTest1"
    Executable = "./duh"
    WorkDir = "/usr/local/duh"
    }
    SubMenuItem SubTest2
    {
    Icon = "res/game2.png"
    Name = "SubTest2"
    Executable = "./duh"
    WorkDir = "/usr/local/duh"
    }
    SubMenuItem SubTest3
    {
    Icon = "res/game2.png"
    Name = "SubTest3"
    Executable = "./duh"
    WorkDir = "/usr/local/duh"
    }
    SubMenuItem SubTest4
    {
    Icon = "res/game2.png"
    Name = "SubTest4"
    Executable = "./duh"
    WorkDir = "/usr/local/duh"
    }
    SubMenuItem SubTest5
    {
    Icon = "res/game2.png"
    Name = "SubTest5"
    Executable = "./duh"
    WorkDir = "/usr/local/duh"
    }
    }


    Once the submenu is selected, press A to open it, and press B to close. Use up/down to select the submenu items and press A to launch.

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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 20:20

    Alekmaul is capping off a great few days in the world of homebrew with a new release of his Sega Game Gear and Master System emulator for the Dingoo a320, heres whats new in his own words;

    Hi all, here is the new version of SmsGGOO, my native dingoo Sega Master System/Game Gear emulator.
    Put smsGGOO.SIM in your GAME directory. Put your .SMS games where you want.
    Choose A pour play SMS game or B to play Game Gear game regarding the rom.
    Use "Interesting game" from Dingoo menu and choose your .SMS file, the emu will launch with the game

    What's new in this version :
    V2.0 : 20/08/2009
    # Compilation without s2d sdk
    - Fantastic Dizzy Palette Bug fix
    + Add load/save state
    + Better sound
    + Better speed



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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 20:10

    A newsposters work is never done and heres another release

    Sektor has posted an entry into the Neoflash Summer 2009 coding comp:

    Nickname: Sektor
    Project name: DiggerPSP Neoflash Edition
    Division: PSP GAME
    Original enter: Yes
    Support Motion: No
    In last NEO Compo this project have won in the top 10: No

    Project description: It's Digger on the PSP! Eat the emeralds and the gold. Avoid the bad guys or terminate them by squishing with the gold bags or eating them after you get the magical cherry powerup.

    Controls:
    Analog nub or dpad to move
    Cross to shoot
    Square to increase game speed
    Circle to decrease game speed
    Start to pause

    No your speakers aren't broken, I just haven't added any sound or music yet.



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    by Published on August 20th, 2009 20:06

    SwedishFish has updated his entry into the Neoflash Summer 2009 coding comp

    Nickname: SwedishFish
    Project name : Stargrazer
    From : USA
    Division : NDS Game
    Original entry : YES
    Support Motion : NO
    In last NEO Compo this project have won in the top 10 : NO

    Description:
    This is a classic spaceshooter. Very basic premise, you shoot things and they go boom. Don't get hit or you will too.

    Download Link:
    Mediafire Download

    Controls:
    R - fire (you can hold it too)
    A - Confirm Menu Selection
    D-Pad - Move Player / Select Menu (you can also touch the menu items)
    Start - pause
    Select - quit / return to menu (must do this after you die)

    Features:
    Campaign - My favorite game mode, featuring Items, Bosses and craziness.

    Blitz - Neverending stream of enemies that gets harder the longer you stay alive. Your weapons dont change, but do increase in speed

    Highscores - keeps track of you best scores in both game modes (still a WIP if I remember right)



    UPDATE-fixed highscores
    -added menu music

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