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by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:57
MoonShell is a multimedia player for Nintendo DS (Lite) consoles. It has support for DPG video files, MP3/NSF audio files and viewing JPG/Jpeg/BMP/PNG (non progressive) files, it also has support for TXT textfiles. MoonShell supports dualscreens and it has full support for the touch screen. MoonShell has plug-in system that allows to add any compatible plug-in just by copying the plug-in files to the appropriate folder. MoonShell also comes with several kind of useful plug-ins.
Heres whats new:
- Version 1.6finalbeta4 2007/01/05
There is no change in the main body of MoonShell.
DLDI driver changed: The NDSROM comment for R4TF was changed.
DLDI driver added: ez5s_moon.dldi EZ Flash 5 (SD Card)
EZ5 requests the firmware version 1.1. Please refer NDSROM comment window.
Confirmed DLDI driver.
MPCF, M3CF, EZSD(EZ4Lite/EZ4LiteDeluxe), DLMS, EWSD, SCCF, SCSD, NMMC, nsd2, G6FL(G6Normal/G6Lite), EZ5S, M3SD(M3OldPro/M3NewPer/M3NewPro/M3Lite), R4TF(M3Simply-R4DS).
Unconfirmed DLDI driver.
EZSD(EZ4MiniSD/EZ4LiteCompact), MMCF, MPSD, NJSD, SCDS, M3SD(M3NormalSD/M3OldPer).
Failed DLDI driver.
AKFS...
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:46
The DS Motion Card has been released, heres some info:
The DS Motion Card is a revolutionary motion sensor for the DS and DS Lite handheld gaming systems. It contains a 3-axis accelerometer and a single-axis gyroscope, and plugs into the DS card slot to enable full motion sensing on the DS and the DS lite.
It is the first tri-axis accelerometer that can be used for homebrew DS development, and the first and only accelerometer/gyroscope combination available for handheld gaming.
More details etc here --> http://ndsmotion.com/ ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:44
via dsfanboy
It may still be a good week plus away, but many of the magazine reviews for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice For All are finally beginning to surface and, given our incredible love of all things involving Phoenix, we thought it appropriate to do something a bit different for a metareview on the game.
See, we're going to count up what the magazines have to say first and as the game gets closer to release and websites begin to chime in (we realize a lot have reviewed the Japanese import, but that doesn't count), we'll go ahead and do another metareview for those.
Game Informer - 80%: "What it lacks in advance graphics and interface, JFA more than makes up for in charm and intrigue." [Jan 2007, p.115]
GamePro - 80%: "Still, Justice For All demonstrates enough of the plucky spirit that made the first game so memorable." [Feb. 2007, p.82]
Nintendo Power - 90%: "The verdict is in: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All is another superb graphic-text adventure from the folks at Capcom." ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:41
News from Guyfawkes
A test release version of a CPS-2 emulator originally made by NJ on the PSP has been ported to the GP2X. Here are some notes posted by Yodz on the GP32x forums:
This version don't support Q Sound emulation and run at 250MHz. It hasn't been optimised just quick port ^^ It work very well for a first version but the color are like passed through a red filter but all the game (1944, SFA, ddtod, avsp) i have tried work very well like fullspeed ^^
mvsc.zip, xmvsf.zip, ssf2.zip, qndream.zip don't load.
sfa3.zip, vsav.zip partialy work but due to no Qsound support it don't work.
You have to create cache file in Windows before playing using romcnv_cps2.exe and put them in cache folder.
SELECT: Insert coint
START: Start ^^
A, B, X and Y: Buttons
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:33
Gamecube Emulator for Windows WIP News update from Shizzy
Some progress since I started the new video plugin for Gekko, about a month ago. As of right now, it's dubbed a "wireframe plugin" - however it's just as capable of rendering faces (I just choose to debug in wireframe mode). No textures are implemented yet, and I have not concentrated to much on vertex colors, although some formats are indeed implemented....
It is very functional, however something is not right causing mostly all commercial games to crash. Havn't quite figured it out yet, but I know it's because of bugs in parsing the fifo.
-ShizZyby Published on January 6th, 2007 01:29
PotatorDS is a new Watara Supervision Emulator for the GP2X:
-Added Sound
-Added Options menu
-Updated to Minimal Lib 0.C
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:27
PotatorDS is a new Watara Supervision Emulator for the Nintendo DS:
-Added Sound
-Added Options menu
-Updated to Minimal Lib 0.C
-Added NDS Port (very slow)
NOTE: DS support is minimal at the moment and will only boot a rom named test.sv in the folder sv in the root of your cf/sd card
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:19
Takka has released a new Unnoficial Version of Exophases excellent GBA Emulator for the PSP.
Now we suggest you just use Exophases Last Release which was from a few weeks ago for stability etc.
for the curious heres whats new in this Unnoficial Version:
translation via elation
# Adding the clock indication/the battery remaining amount indication with the menu
# When ending it tried to reset to 222MHz
# When returning to the game from the menu, it tried the button inside the game
(It returns being the point in time when the button is released)
# Adding the movement every of 5 lines with the R/L button when the selecting ROM and the like
# It depends on the information which was moved aside to BBS, around /mips_stub RTC. The correction of S
# Referring to the registry of PSP in the indicatory format of day and time
# 1.5 Folder name of business it corresponds to damage file non indication
# With BIOS of proper GBA/NDS starting possibility
# " The _ “was inserted in ROM name of the file name of statesave and between slot numbers
Please rename the old statesave file
# Graphics of the menu/adding screen shot performance to setting of sound
In the folder which with PNG RGB 24bit type sets with dir.cfg, it is retained at ROM file name + date time
# Adding the operation with the analog key at the time of the menu
# The modification of message.cfg/dir.cfg which is accompanied on description above
# In order to be easy to customize the menu screen, order of message was replaced
# Addition of the translation of message.cfg
# Adding reading [chitohuairu] to the menu
# It corresponds to non cryptographic [chito]
As for format
direct_v? [chito] name AAAAAAAA DDDDDDDD
direct_v? With the identifier for non code, with v1 for PAR V1/V2 you can use the data before the encoding PAR V3 with v3
AAAAAAAA operator cord/code/address and DDDDDDDD data
# Libpng is needed for the build from the source
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Nyko Technologies®, a premier peripherals manufacturer, announced today their product lineup for the Nintendo Wii. With a host of brand-new options for battery charging, wireless gaming, and high-quality video, Nyko aims to stand at the forefront of the Wii accessory market. Nyko’s products for the Nintendo Wii will debut at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Nyko’s Charge Station for Wii enables gamers to simultaneously charge two Wii remotes, maintaining a steady supply of power with two additional rechargeable NiMH batteries. The charging dock allows the user to easily keep 2 Wii-Remotes charged at all times by plugging into any wall outlet. The dock has convenient and easy to read LED indicator lights, as well as a 6 foot power cord that allows the unit to be conveniently placed in even the most crowded entertainment areas. For those active gaming sessions, the Charge Station for Wii also includes two rubberized battery covers to make sure even the most energetic gamer keeps a grip on the Wii-Remote. The Charge Station for the Nintendo Wii will has a suggested retail price of $29.99.
For the ultimate in convenience and performance, Nyko’s Wireless Sensor Bar provides a neat, obstacle-free gaming environment. With the Wireless Sensor Bar, Wii gamers can play up to 25 feet away from their television with no wires or cords. The Wireless Sensor Bar can be placed anywhere the consumer wishes, making it ideal for wall-mounted televisions and projectors. The product features up to 30 hours of battery life on four AA batteries (included), and also includes an optional built-in battery saving function which emits an audible alarm when the Wireless Sensor Bar has been left idle for a user-determined amount of time. The Wireless Sensor Bar for the Nintendo Wii will has a suggested retail price of $19.99.
To meet the needs of consumers demanding the best in visual performance from their Nintendo Wii, Nyko is proud to offer the HD-Link for Wii. The HD-Link provides a crystal clear image at a resolution of up to 480p. The cable also includes high-quality audio cables, providing realistic immersive sound. The HD-Link is 8 feet long to accommodate any entertainments setup and is shielded to provide interference-free performance. The HD-Link for the Nintendo Wii has a suggested retail price of $19.99. ...by Published on January 6th, 2007 01:07
Nyko Technologies®, a premier peripherals manufacturer, announced today their product lineup for the Nintendo Wii. With a host of brand-new options for battery charging, wireless gaming, and high-quality video, Nyko aims to stand at the forefront of the Wii accessory market. Nyko’s products for the Nintendo Wii will debut at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Nyko’s Charge Station for Wii enables gamers to simultaneously charge two Wii remotes, maintaining a steady supply of power with two additional rechargeable NiMH batteries. The charging dock allows the user to easily keep 2 Wii-Remotes charged at all times by plugging into any wall outlet. The dock has convenient and easy to read LED indicator lights, as well as a 6 foot power cord that allows the unit to be conveniently placed in even the most crowded entertainment areas. For those active gaming sessions, the Charge Station for Wii also includes two rubberized battery covers to make sure even the most energetic gamer keeps a grip on the Wii-Remote. The Charge Station for the Nintendo Wii will has a suggested retail price of $29.99.
For the ultimate in convenience and performance, Nyko’s Wireless Sensor Bar provides a neat, obstacle-free gaming environment. With the Wireless Sensor Bar, Wii gamers can play up to 25 feet away from their television with no wires or cords. The Wireless Sensor Bar can be placed anywhere the consumer wishes, making it ideal for wall-mounted televisions and projectors. The product features up to 30 hours of battery life on four AA batteries (included), and also includes an optional built-in battery saving function which emits an audible alarm when the Wireless Sensor Bar has been left idle for a user-determined amount of time. The Wireless Sensor Bar for the Nintendo Wii will has a suggested retail price of $19.99.
To meet the needs of consumers demanding the best in visual performance from their Nintendo Wii, Nyko is proud to offer the HD-Link for Wii. The HD-Link provides a crystal clear image at a resolution of up to 480p. The cable also includes high-quality audio cables, providing realistic immersive sound. The HD-Link is 8 feet long to accommodate any entertainments setup and is shielded to provide interference-free performance. The HD-Link for the Nintendo Wii has a suggested retail price of $19.99. ...- Search DCEmu
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