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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 21:20

    PedroJ has released a new version of the Satfinder app for the PSP:

    Heres whats new:

    My homebrew is about astronomy, it is a program which lets you find artificial satellites above in the sky. It tells you when you are going to be able to see them with naked eyes. It is centered on the ISS (International Space Station), which id the brightest satellite on the sky. If your hobby is seeing the stars, this is your homebrew. You can learn constellations, a lot of details about the sun and the moon, etc.


    -Luaplayer changed. Now is used HW7 RC1

    -Corrected an small error when showing coordinates in the Information Screen.

    -Corrected an infinite loop when we try to update TLE files using WIFI. Now if you can't find a proper point of access, you are returned to the main screen.

    -Moon phases are in UTC time format. A label has been added to avoid confusions.

    -Iridium satellites now can be disabled. Added this option in the options screen.

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 21:02

    News/release from Archaemic

    Despite it being over half a year since the last version of PSPComic, this is a MINOR version upgrade, and likely the last official version of PSPComic. However, if you feel like you can improve it, you can always release your own version due to the fact that it’s released under the GPL. Just make sure to follow the terms! I warn you though, the source is kind of a mess.

    Note that this has not been tested with the 4.xx kernel! However, it will probably work.

    Changelog:

    [Feature] Archives are now detected when opening by contents instead of extension. However, menus are still generated by extension
    [Feature] Shift-JIS support for filenames when the PSP’s character set is set to Shift-JIS
    [Feature] Zoom box colors can now be customized in themes, as well as error text color
    [Bugfix] Fixed a RAR loading bug
    [Bugfix] No more weird behavior on resume or when the memory stick is removed, however the program will claim that no memory stick is inserted for a small period of time after the program is resumed
    [Bugfix] Fixed file handle leak in directory reading
    And many more minor changes…

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 20:54

    Sonypspplayer has updated his game for the PSP:

    How to control the game:

    Analog stick or the D-Pad: move the gun.
    R: shoot
    L: reload
    Square: pause
    Start: go to main menu

    Fun mode additions (you can enable the fun mode in the Settings menu):
    Circle: Machine gun
    Triangle: Ultra chicken release xD

    Breakout mode:
    Dpad/analog stick: move paddle
    R: release ball



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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 20:49



    Genevois has updated his excellent looking game for the PSP, see screen above:

    I am pleased to announce the release of the latest draft realtech-vr project : ULTRA
    Code by quadrizo, music by alexel and gfx by romuald genevois
    Authors :

    Code - Quadrizo
    Gfx - Romuald Genevois
    Music - Alexel

    Control :

    Joystick : Move
    CIRCLE : gravity
    START : Pause/Menu

    Official site : http://www.realtech-vr.com/ultra/

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    Oclock 

    by Published on September 11th, 2008 20:29

    News/release from Cid2Mizard

    Last week I was motivated to make a super futuristic clock to train and ultimately I make a simple clock LED but a full black gives a rather nice, a rotation Sprite3D which gives an effect of light

    I therefore put it online this unpretentious clock with sources

    Thanks Philoo and Mollusk

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 19:43

    New for Pocket PC:

    WMWifiRouter is no longer just developed and maintained by me alone, nor do I daily check this topic. Using the contact form on the website will get you a response much faster than posting here.

    September 3, 2008
    v1.11 released - probably the last 1.10 version!

    September 11, 2008
    v1.20 released

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 19:40

    New for Pocket PC:

    NEW VERSION 1.1.2 available here: http://www.thumbapps.com/pages/home/thumbcal.php

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 19:37

    Android News:

    I've posted three new open source samples to the apps-for-android project: Triangle, SpriteText and Downloader.

    The first two samples, Triangle and SpriteText, show techniques that would be useful to anyone using the OpenGL ES 3D graphics APIs to write Android applications. The samples contain several reusable classes that may eventually be incorporated (in some form) into the SDK. Chief among these is the GLView class, which abstracts the OpenGL ES book-keeping code from the rest of the application. GLView helps handle the extra work OpenGL ES applications have to do when the activity is paused and resumed, and when the display goes to sleep and wakes up. In the Pause/Resume case the OpenGL surface has to be recreated. In the display sleep / wake-up case the entire OpenGL context has to be recreated.

    Triangle
    The first sample, Triangle, shows how to use the GLView class and the OpenGL ES 3D library to display a spinning textured triangle. Think of it as the "hello, world" of OpenGL ES apps. Because it's relatively simple, it's a good place to start when experimenting with the OpenGL ES API.

    SpriteText
    The second sample, SpriteText, shows how to efficiently display screen-aligned text using the GL11Ext.glDrawTexiOES method. SpriteText contains a reusable LabelMaker class for drawing static text and screen-aligned images, as well as a Projector class for finding the 2D screen coordinates corresponding to a 3D point, and a MatrixTrackingGL class for keeping track of the current transformation matrix. Finally, it shows how to use these classes to display a milliseconds per frame counter. A ms/f counter can be helpful for tuning graphics performance.

    Downloader
    The third sample, Downloader, shows how to add a downloader activity to your application. The downloader activity runs at the beginning of your application and makes sure that a set of files have been downloaded from a web server to the phone's SD card. Downloader is useful for applications that need more local data than can fit into an .apk file. For example a game could use Downloader to download the game's artwork, sound effects, and level data. The Downloader activity is designed to be a drop-in addition to your application. You customize it by supplying the URL of an XML configuration file which lists the data files that need to be downloaded.

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 19:29

    Hermes has released a new version of the PC Engine emulator for the Nintendo Wii

    Heres whats new:

    -- Added support ADPCM and emulated some features of the CD BIOS

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    by Published on September 11th, 2008 18:53

    Welcome to this week's Games Update, our weekly summary featuring all new product arrivals from the last seven days.

    The highlight of this week is doubtlessly the release of Square Enix's much anticipated RPG Infinite Undiscovery. Cut off the chains that bind the moon to this world and remove the corrupted source of power that is governing everyone's life.

    Besides sheer force, strategy is just as important in battles and Warhammer emphasized this point. The brutality of war and the enemies are remarkable in this series, so think twice before you employ your forces. The complete Dawn of War Collection is released on the PC while the newer installment, Battle March, has made its debut on the Xbox360.

    Firearms and equipment are also vital to obtaining a victory in violent struggles. In the action shooter Commando: Steel Disaster, you have a wide range of fire arms selection. Tap into your leadership talents and unlock missions, take down your arch-nemesis and soil his dream of world domination.

    Since we are talking about shooters, Fantasy Zone, one of the most representative of Sega shooters has come out as a complete collection [ebten DX Pack and Standard versions]. The package contain a total of 10+ games, from home console versions, arcade versions to the spin off products. All in all, the package has revived the full glory of the game for your PlayStation2 console.

    Aside from projectile weapons, bio weapons are just as destructive. The Earl of the Millenium in D.Gray-man is using such weapons in an attempt to take over the world. Get into Allen Walker's pair of shoes to stop his plans from coming to fruition, but beware of the mysterious clan Noah.

    Another game which is spawned from best selling manga/anime series is One Piece Unlimited Cruise: Episode 1. Whenever the Makuwara pirates gets involved in something, there is always one single outcome: An action packed, fun filled comical adventure. Come on board with the crew and sail toward an unknown future.

    Go to fresh water areas after you have got off board the pirate ship as the fishing competition is now in full swing. Activision's Rapala Fishing frenzy is providing you with professional fishing gear and a new perspective on fishing. Find the most sought after fish and participate in all 14 games as you tour around the American continent.

    There are numerous ways to save the galaxy, besides taking up arms, you can blend into the Spore [US and JPN versions] environment as one of its creatures and discover the troubles the galaxy is experiencing.

    As usually, here's a summary of all new releases from this week, followed by a quick preview of what is expected to be hot next week.

    Xbox360™
    Assassin's Creed (Platinum Hits) ASIA US$ 29.90
    Atsumare! Viva Pinata 2: Garden wa Dai-Punch [First Print Limited Edition] JPN US$ 59.90
    Double Clutch JPN US$ 64.90
    FaceBreaker US US$ 59.90
    Infinite Undiscovery US US$ 64.90
    Infinite Undiscovery JPN US$ 74.90
    NFL Head Coach 2009 US US$ 64.90
    Rapala's Fishing Frenzy US US$ 44.90
    Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise US US$ 44.90
    Warhammer: Battle March US US$ 64.90
    Warhammer: Battle March ASIA US$ 49.90
    Xbox 360 Console (60GB) JPN US$ 349.90

    PlayStation3™
    Double Clutch JPN US$ 64.90
    FaceBreaker US US$ 59.90
    Logicool Driving Force Wireless JPN US$ 129.90
    NFL Head Coach 2009 US US$ 64.90
    Rapala's Fishing Frenzy US US$ 44.90
    Stranglehold JPN US$ 64.90

    Nintendo Wii™
    One Piece Unlimited Cruise: Episode 1 - Nami ni Yureru Hihou JPN US$ 59.90
    Puzzler Collection US US$ 24.90
    Rapala's Fishing Frenzy US US$ 54.90
    Rapala's Fishing Frenzy (w/ Fishing Pole) US US$ 59.90

    PlayStation2™
    D.Gray-man: Sousha no Shikaku JPN US$ 68.90
    Saishu Shiken Kujira: Alive (Sweet so Sweet) JPN US$ 34.90
    Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 33: Fantasy Zone Complete Collection JPN US$ 28.90
    Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 33: Fantasy Zone Complete Collection [ebten DX Pack] JPN N/A

    Nintendo DS™
    DSVision Adapter Package JPN US$ 19.90
    Gakken Mu Henshuubu Kanshuu: Choujou Genshou Research File JPN US$ 39.90
    Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness US US$ 34.90
    Hoshizora no Comic Garden JPN US$ 54.90
    Hoshizora no Comic Garden [Limited Edition] JPN N/A
    Kesshoutou no teiou entei (DSVision) JPN US$ 29.90
    Maboroshi no Pokemon Rugia Bakutan (DSVision) JPN US$ 29.90
    Myuu to hadou no yuusha rukario Special Pack (DSVision) JPN US$ 42.90
    Nintendo DS Lite (Pokemon Limited Edition) - 110V US US$ 169.90
    Quiz Magic Academy DS JPN US$ 48.90
    Serebi toki wo koeta souguu (DSVision) JPN US$ 29.90
    Spore Creatures JPN US$ 48.90
    Spore Creatures US US$ 34.90
    Theresia: Dear Emile JPN US$ 48.90

    Sony PSP™
    10,000 B.C. JPN US$ 14.90
    Cake Mania: Baker's Challenge US US$ 24.90

    PC Games
    Deadliest Catch: Alaskan Storm (DVD-ROM) US US$ 44.90
    S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky ASIA US$ 37.90
    The Lost Crown: A Ghost-Hunting Adventure ASIA US$ 34.90
    Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War The Complete Collection (DVD-ROM) ASIA US$ 44.90

    Guide Books and Magazines
    Blue Dragon Plus Guide JPN US$ 16.90
    Code Geass: Hangyaku no ...
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