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wraggster
by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:52
Gedeon34 has released a new game called SetDS
How to play? 12 charts are posted on the screen of bottom and you must seek a SET. Each chart is characterized by 4 components: - its value (1, 2 or 3) - its color (green, red or green) - its type (right-angled, oval or comma) - its filling (vacuum, full or hatched) A SET must consist of 3 charts whose characteristics all must be either identical or all different. The three chart will have to be: - all the same color or very of a different color - all the same value or very of a different value - all of the same type or very of a different type - all the same filling or very of a different filling.
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:52
Gedeon34 has released a new game called SetDS
How to play? 12 charts are posted on the screen of bottom and you must seek a SET. Each chart is characterized by 4 components: - its value (1, 2 or 3) - its color (green, red or green) - its type (right-angled, oval or comma) - its filling (vacuum, full or hatched) A SET must consist of 3 charts whose characteristics all must be either identical or all different. The three chart will have to be: - all the same color or very of a different color - all the same value or very of a different value - all of the same type or very of a different type - all the same filling or very of a different filling.
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:48
The Xtream Website has posted that they have announced the start of a new Lua coding comp for DS and PSP.
Heres the french to english translation:
Considering the success of the first edition, we decided to give that and in better! The rules of the contest are always the same ones, i.e. to create a homebrew on portable playstation or nintendo ds. The language used can be the lua and the C/C++, that can be an application or a play. The end of the contest will occur on Sunday July 1 what will leave you a few weeks in front of programming your project. Of course of the external assistance is accepted, but each project is associated a person. Then, let us come to the goal: p the batches of the contest, first of all I make a point of making an enormous thanks with gx-mod.com (more particularly with neutropik) which without him, xtreamlua would not be what it became and which supports us in all our projects. For the second edition of the contest, gx-mod.com offers 200€ to us! Then, here how the money and the batches for the contest are distributed: First place: 125€ Second place: 75€ Third place: The umd of play AWG vice city strories. The inscription is thus done starting from the forum go here Good luck with all
More Info Here ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:48
The Xtream Website has posted that they have announced the start of a new Lua coding comp for DS and PSP.
Heres the french to english translation:
Considering the success of the first edition, we decided to give that and in better! The rules of the contest are always the same ones, i.e. to create a homebrew on portable playstation or nintendo ds. The language used can be the lua and the C/C++, that can be an application or a play. The end of the contest will occur on Sunday July 1 what will leave you a few weeks in front of programming your project. Of course of the external assistance is accepted, but each project is associated a person. Then, let us come to the goal: p the batches of the contest, first of all I make a point of making an enormous thanks with gx-mod.com (more particularly with neutropik) which without him, xtreamlua would not be what it became and which supports us in all our projects. For the second edition of the contest, gx-mod.com offers 200€ to us! Then, here how the money and the batches for the contest are distributed: First place: 125€ Second place: 75€ Third place: The umd of play AWG vice city strories. The inscription is thus done starting from the forum go here Good luck with all
More Info Here ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:48
The Xtream Website has posted that they have announced the start of a new Lua coding comp for DS and PSP.
Heres the french to english translation:
Considering the success of the first edition, we decided to give that and in better! The rules of the contest are always the same ones, i.e. to create a homebrew on portable playstation or nintendo ds. The language used can be the lua and the C/C++, that can be an application or a play. The end of the contest will occur on Sunday July 1 what will leave you a few weeks in front of programming your project. Of course of the external assistance is accepted, but each project is associated a person. Then, let us come to the goal: p the batches of the contest, first of all I make a point of making an enormous thanks with gx-mod.com (more particularly with neutropik) which without him, xtreamlua would not be what it became and which supports us in all our projects. For the second edition of the contest, gx-mod.com offers 200€ to us! Then, here how the money and the batches for the contest are distributed: First place: 125€ Second place: 75€ Third place: The umd of play AWG vice city strories. The inscription is thus done starting from the forum go here Good luck with all
More Info Here ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:48
The Xtream Website has posted that they have announced the start of a new Lua coding comp for DS and PSP.
Heres the french to english translation:
Considering the success of the first edition, we decided to give that and in better! The rules of the contest are always the same ones, i.e. to create a homebrew on portable playstation or nintendo ds. The language used can be the lua and the C/C++, that can be an application or a play. The end of the contest will occur on Sunday July 1 what will leave you a few weeks in front of programming your project. Of course of the external assistance is accepted, but each project is associated a person. Then, let us come to the goal: p the batches of the contest, first of all I make a point of making an enormous thanks with gx-mod.com (more particularly with neutropik) which without him, xtreamlua would not be what it became and which supports us in all our projects. For the second edition of the contest, gx-mod.com offers 200€ to us! Then, here how the money and the batches for the contest are distributed: First place: 125€ Second place: 75€ Third place: The umd of play AWG vice city strories. The inscription is thus done starting from the forum go here Good luck with all
More Info Here ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:41
In the mood for a little retro on the go? Konami Classics: Arcade Hits may be just what you need. The compilation is receiving solid reviews from most of the major outlets, and the word is that the set is lovingly constructed and filled with extras.
IGN (80/100) feels this collection sets the standards for future retro compilations on the DS: "Like any classic compilation, the actual library can be its victory or its downfall, but there are plenty of strong Konami titles in this batch to keep interest high...even if there are the occasional (and expected) duds in the pack."
Nintendo Power (75/100) found this title to be among an excellent example of a retro compilation: "The highlights ... are Contra, Track & Field, Time Pilot, and Gradius, all of which hold up remarkably well considering their age."
1UP (69/100), found the game well done, but essentially flawed: But Arcade Hits suffers from a shortcoming, and a pretty serious one at that: The games in the collection aren't really worthy of the beautiful presentation ... Even worse: Most games collected here were originally manufactured with vertically oriented screens. "No worries," you say. "The DS has two stacked screens! I can deal with a gap in the graphics if it means high-fidelity presentation." Well, better worry after all: All games are restricted to the upper screen only, meaning everything is squished uncomfortably. But you didn't really want to see those little space bullets in Gradius, though. Did you?
via dsfanboy ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:41
In the mood for a little retro on the go? Konami Classics: Arcade Hits may be just what you need. The compilation is receiving solid reviews from most of the major outlets, and the word is that the set is lovingly constructed and filled with extras.
IGN (80/100) feels this collection sets the standards for future retro compilations on the DS: "Like any classic compilation, the actual library can be its victory or its downfall, but there are plenty of strong Konami titles in this batch to keep interest high...even if there are the occasional (and expected) duds in the pack."
Nintendo Power (75/100) found this title to be among an excellent example of a retro compilation: "The highlights ... are Contra, Track & Field, Time Pilot, and Gradius, all of which hold up remarkably well considering their age."
1UP (69/100), found the game well done, but essentially flawed: But Arcade Hits suffers from a shortcoming, and a pretty serious one at that: The games in the collection aren't really worthy of the beautiful presentation ... Even worse: Most games collected here were originally manufactured with vertically oriented screens. "No worries," you say. "The DS has two stacked screens! I can deal with a gap in the graphics if it means high-fidelity presentation." Well, better worry after all: All games are restricted to the upper screen only, meaning everything is squished uncomfortably. But you didn't really want to see those little space bullets in Gradius, though. Did you?
via dsfanboy ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:41
In the mood for a little retro on the go? Konami Classics: Arcade Hits may be just what you need. The compilation is receiving solid reviews from most of the major outlets, and the word is that the set is lovingly constructed and filled with extras.
IGN (80/100) feels this collection sets the standards for future retro compilations on the DS: "Like any classic compilation, the actual library can be its victory or its downfall, but there are plenty of strong Konami titles in this batch to keep interest high...even if there are the occasional (and expected) duds in the pack."
Nintendo Power (75/100) found this title to be among an excellent example of a retro compilation: "The highlights ... are Contra, Track & Field, Time Pilot, and Gradius, all of which hold up remarkably well considering their age."
1UP (69/100), found the game well done, but essentially flawed: But Arcade Hits suffers from a shortcoming, and a pretty serious one at that: The games in the collection aren't really worthy of the beautiful presentation ... Even worse: Most games collected here were originally manufactured with vertically oriented screens. "No worries," you say. "The DS has two stacked screens! I can deal with a gap in the graphics if it means high-fidelity presentation." Well, better worry after all: All games are restricted to the upper screen only, meaning everything is squished uncomfortably. But you didn't really want to see those little space bullets in Gradius, though. Did you?
via dsfanboy ...by Published on April 5th, 2007 22:39
Cooking Navi has been a smash in Japan, so it's hardly a surprise that the game would get a sequel. This particular sequel, however, is somewhat of a surprise. Shaberu! DS O-Ryouri Navi Marugoto Teikoku Hotel (Talking DS Cooking Navi Marugoto Teikoku Hotel) is a new version of the game containing recipes from the chefs who cook in the prestigious Japanese hotel.
We're thinking about picking up Koei's latest nongame, since we'd love to try some gourmet Japanese cuisine. But we have a concern: isn't Cooking Navi supposed to be about basic recipes and helping regular people make them? Seriously, look at those seven chefs on the box. This interactive cookbook has the potential to be the hardest game on the system.
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