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by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:45
A reminder of the original newspost of our New Coding Competition for the PSP which ends on the 8th April 2006, heres the news again to refresh memories.
PSP News and the DCEmu Network are proud to announce the 3rd Coding Competition for the PSP and this time the Competition is for 60 Days instead of 30 and not only that but the top prize is a yummy GP2X Console which for any coder is a welcome addition to their collection, heres some details about the prize.
Gamepark Holdings has made the GP2X a system for anybody to develop emulators, games, applications, practically anything for! Having Linux as its operating system, SDL support and tools supplied by Gamepark Holdings should make developing for the GP2X a breeze. There is no doubt that there will be a large homebrewn scene with games, emulators, and applications made by talented developers. The GP32 is a great scene to be a part of, and the GP2X should be no different, if not better. Emulation is complimented with perfect button layout and resolution which might make the GP2X the new emulating king for the years to come.
So there you have it a great prize for any Homebrew fan, the rules can be found on the competition page here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp60codingcomp.shtml
Good luck all and to those who havent seen our previous competitions, check out Here and Here.
Good Luck Coders
If you dont know what the GP2X is or dont follow the scene then check out the most updated GP2X site out there called GP2X News. ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:45
A reminder of the original newspost of our New Coding Competition for the PSP which ends on the 8th April 2006, heres the news again to refresh memories.
PSP News and the DCEmu Network are proud to announce the 3rd Coding Competition for the PSP and this time the Competition is for 60 Days instead of 30 and not only that but the top prize is a yummy GP2X Console which for any coder is a welcome addition to their collection, heres some details about the prize.
Gamepark Holdings has made the GP2X a system for anybody to develop emulators, games, applications, practically anything for! Having Linux as its operating system, SDL support and tools supplied by Gamepark Holdings should make developing for the GP2X a breeze. There is no doubt that there will be a large homebrewn scene with games, emulators, and applications made by talented developers. The GP32 is a great scene to be a part of, and the GP2X should be no different, if not better. Emulation is complimented with perfect button layout and resolution which might make the GP2X the new emulating king for the years to come.
So there you have it a great prize for any Homebrew fan, the rules can be found on the competition page here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp60codingcomp.shtml
Good luck all and to those who havent seen our previous competitions, check out Here and Here.
Good Luck Coders
If you dont know what the GP2X is or dont follow the scene then check out the most updated GP2X site out there called GP2X News. ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:32
+ T + has released a new version of FBA-xxx.
Heres whats new:
* Updated decrypted M ROMs to most recent versions.
* Re-added mslug5 encrypted M ROM. (a fake is now available with the correct CRC. This should suffice until the real one is released)
* The following sets have been added: kf10thua, kf97plsa, kf2k4spl
* And the following PD games: Frog Feast, Jonas Indiana and the Temple of Ra
* Fixed AES mode in nitd/nitdd
* Some other minor updates and corrections.
* Re-added the ROMlist counter by request and updated default skin to incorporate this.
* Fixed some irregularities in the DATs.
More info --> http://www.1emulation.com/forums/ind...howtopic=17031 ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:24
Shatterdome has posted a new release of his Helicopter game for the PSP, heres whats new:
"Giving this a new thread because it's going to be my last update for awhile, was going hard at it for the last 2 days and gonna take a break now so to those people that have downloaded this and put it on their psp 3 or 4 times in the last 2 day, sorry dudes Put this one on and enjoy it for awhile, all that I will be changing in the future is error checking and some graphical changes...
Whats new ?!
Added a flying DS that drops bombs on you, add a whole new element to the game and is quite challenging now, along with the crazy speeds you can reach, I think it'll be hard to "finish" this game (ie, get to multiplier 27)"
Download via comments ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:19
Ahman has incorporated his IR Commander into a new app called IR Shell, heres all the info:
What is iR Shell?
- It's a PSP shell.
- It's a multitasking switcher.
- It's an infra-red universal remote (iR Commander).
- It's a screen snapshot tool.
iR Shell allows you to launch application (UMD games or homebrew) via it's basic shell interface. The current version only multi-task between the launched application and the Shell/iR Commander. You switch task by pressing the the hotkey (Left Trigger+Select). For example, you launched a UMD game from iR Shell, playing through half of it, switch to iR Commander and change a TV channel, switch back to the UMD game and the game will resume at the point where you left.
You can also choose to take screen snapshots on any UMD games or homebrew applications. Unlike other currently available snapshot tools, this one is highly compatible to most UMD games and homebrews. A Bitmap graphics picture viewer is incorporated into the shell. Currently, it only supports 8bit or 24bit color with 480 x 272 resolutions only, ideal for viewing snapshots.
The built-in iR Commander is an Infra-Red Universal Remote Control software. It allows you to control various home appliances and other infra-red based equipments. It has built-in IR codes (Pronto Hex Codes) for over 2000 devices. If you can't find the one you need from the supplied IR codes, you can download additional codes from www.remotecentral.com. It has IR codes for over 6000 equipments. The iR Commander allow user defined remotes via RDF text files. It supports bitmap graphics and key macros.
Future version of iR Shell will incorporate more built-in functions into the shell and allow you to task switch between them. For example, task switch between UMD game / Music Player / Video Player / iR Commander, etc.
If you enjoy using iR Shell, please consider donate any amount of money via Paypal to [email protected] to help development.
Download via comments ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 02:15
i spotted this news 2 days ago but was not familiar with what 8-Ball is, but now i understand its prediction software, bit of a strange release but Jeremy1026 has done a decent job with the release.
Screenshots and Download via comments ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 01:59
Mic has updated the best Nintendo DS Emulator for windows with a new release, heres whats new:
Three bloodclot dee.
Today marks the one year anniversary of the Dualis project. And what better way to celebrate that than with another release? This installment features much improved 3D emulation.
GPU: GPU: Fixed some matrix operation bugs (OGL only)
GPU: Modified 3D layer rendering (OGL only)
GPU: Added limited texture mapping support (OGL only)
GPU: Fixed capture source blending in the D3D renderer
GPU: Added support for luma effects on extended palette OBJs (non-scaled)
GPU: Master screen/char offset is now supported for rotoscale BGs
Download Here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/dualis.shtml ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 01:59
Mic has updated the best Nintendo DS Emulator for windows with a new release, heres whats new:
Three bloodclot dee.
Today marks the one year anniversary of the Dualis project. And what better way to celebrate that than with another release? This installment features much improved 3D emulation.
GPU: GPU: Fixed some matrix operation bugs (OGL only)
GPU: Modified 3D layer rendering (OGL only)
GPU: Added limited texture mapping support (OGL only)
GPU: Fixed capture source blending in the D3D renderer
GPU: Added support for luma effects on extended palette OBJs (non-scaled)
GPU: Master screen/char offset is now supported for rotoscale BGs
Download Here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/dualis.shtml ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 01:59
Mic has updated the best Nintendo DS Emulator for windows with a new release, heres whats new:
Three bloodclot dee.
Today marks the one year anniversary of the Dualis project. And what better way to celebrate that than with another release? This installment features much improved 3D emulation.
GPU: GPU: Fixed some matrix operation bugs (OGL only)
GPU: Modified 3D layer rendering (OGL only)
GPU: Added limited texture mapping support (OGL only)
GPU: Fixed capture source blending in the D3D renderer
GPU: Added support for luma effects on extended palette OBJs (non-scaled)
GPU: Master screen/char offset is now supported for rotoscale BGs
Download Here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/dualis.shtml ...by Published on February 18th, 2006 01:52
DWedit has released a new version of his Gameboy Colour Emulator for the Gameboy Advance/Micro (also works on Nintendo DS and Gamecube Gameboy player), heres whats new etc:
"This is alpha version 6 of Goomba Color.
Savestates are still broken.
NOTE: This now includes has tool called GBCTRIM. It trims GBC roms.
C NOT USES this one roms that aren' T the full size, IE, already trimmed by another program.
COMPATIBLE NOT with the GBAMP version right now...
It' S also not compatible with the outdated goomba builder tool that nobody has the source codes to, sheesh, when will people learn that open source is the only way to go..."
Fixed MBC2 SRAM bugs
Supports roms trimmed bank by bank (in non-GBAMP version)
GBAMP version, with of batches aggressive memory management tweaks to increase performance
Download the normal and GBAMP versions here --> http://gbaemu.dcemu.co.uk/goombacolour.shtml ...- Search DCEmu
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