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by Published on February 15th, 2006 16:44
SuperNDS over at the Chinese TGBUS.com forums presented all the NDS lovers out there with a very special Valentines Day gift. He released his very own Nintendo DS Lite Valentines Day Edition today in the forum with regards to all NDS fans. As quickly pointed out by fellow TGBus members, it needs to be clarified that this is not an official Nintendo version. Enjoy the view, you will never be able to touch it!
Check out the screenshot at lik Sang here --> http://www.yesasia.com/?/news.php?artc=3799&lsaid=219793 ...by Published on February 15th, 2006 16:40
If you'd have asked us last week -- as the AACS licensing authority was supposedly going to finalize the copy-protection standard -- whether we were all good to go with all the next-gen optical formats' peripheral standards, we'd have probably given you the nod. But, in fact, that's not the case; AACS (Advanced Access Content System), one of the many copy protection standards being folded into high definition discs, is holding up both standards, and so long as they're both committed to running with it, they're going to be delayed -- which would, in theory, take away Blu-ray's late-release handicap with HD DVD. Then again, maybe not; the AACS board is supposed to meet on the 23rd or 24th of this month, and apparently expects to have this all sorted out within as little as two to three weeks. Guess we'll have to wait and see on this one. ...by Published on February 15th, 2006 16:37
Divineo China have posted on their website that they have New Replacement Screens for the GBA and GBA SP for sale now, heres the info:
We have now fully in stock GBA and GBA SP brand NEW replacement screens, the most demanded repair parts for these 2 popular handheld consoles!
More info at Divineo China ...by Published on February 15th, 2006 15:33
PSMonkey has posted some great news about the progression of his Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP, he decided to write a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch to get a better emulator in the long run and now it looks like things are already starting to come along nicely, heres what he posted:
O M F GOD
God bless my gf and her taking over the pc for 20 mins. If not for her I would have not tested out all the PD roms I have on my PSP. Thanks to this I now have 2 count that, 2 brand new demos up and running. They are liners & 1964. Both would actualy progress furter if not for the lack of input/pif emulation.
Tomorrow I plan to test more PD roms and see if others work. At the moment everything else causes the psp to lock up somewhere (and roughly near each other). So hopefuly I can debug and fix this soon. Anyways great news & enjoy the screenshots (see comment section)!!!
P.S. The Framerate is around 5.0-7.4 fps. A vast improvement over the previous 1.8 fps i was getting on fire demo.
Check out the screenshots of this improving Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP on his site hosted by DCEmu/Emulation 64 Network here --> http://nemo.dcemu.co.uk
Great work, cant wait to play Mario 64 one day
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by Published on February 15th, 2006 15:33
PSMonkey has posted some great news about the progression of his Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP, he decided to write a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch to get a better emulator in the long run and now it looks like things are already starting to come along nicely, heres what he posted:
O M F GOD
God bless my gf and her taking over the pc for 20 mins. If not for her I would have not tested out all the PD roms I have on my PSP. Thanks to this I now have 2 count that, 2 brand new demos up and running. They are liners & 1964. Both would actualy progress furter if not for the lack of input/pif emulation.
Tomorrow I plan to test more PD roms and see if others work. At the moment everything else causes the psp to lock up somewhere (and roughly near each other). So hopefuly I can debug and fix this soon. Anyways great news & enjoy the screenshots (see comment section)!!!
P.S. The Framerate is around 5.0-7.4 fps. A vast improvement over the previous 1.8 fps i was getting on fire demo.
Check out the screenshots of this improving Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP on his site hosted by DCEmu/Emulation 64 Network here --> http://nemo.dcemu.co.uk
Great work, cant wait to play Mario 64 one day
...
by Published on February 15th, 2006 15:33
PSMonkey has posted some great news about the progression of his Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP, he decided to write a Nintendo 64 emulator from scratch to get a better emulator in the long run and now it looks like things are already starting to come along nicely, heres what he posted:
O M F GOD
God bless my gf and her taking over the pc for 20 mins. If not for her I would have not tested out all the PD roms I have on my PSP. Thanks to this I now have 2 count that, 2 brand new demos up and running. They are liners & 1964. Both would actualy progress furter if not for the lack of input/pif emulation.
Tomorrow I plan to test more PD roms and see if others work. At the moment everything else causes the psp to lock up somewhere (and roughly near each other). So hopefuly I can debug and fix this soon. Anyways great news & enjoy the screenshots (see comment section)!!!
P.S. The Framerate is around 5.0-7.4 fps. A vast improvement over the previous 1.8 fps i was getting on fire demo.
Check out the screenshots of this improving Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP on his site hosted by DCEmu/Emulation 64 Network here --> http://nemo.dcemu.co.uk
Great work, cant wait to play Mario 64 one day
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by Published on February 14th, 2006 23:04
PSP Tree have let me know they have just got in the following Replacement Parts for the PSP, heres the list:
PSP laser lens assembly
PSP replacement L and R buttons
PSP Sound system component
PSP power switch
PSP analogue stick assembly unit
also they have the following new in stock:
Replacement 1800mA PSP internal battery
PSP to TV adaptor - for displaying your PSP on your home TV - with stereo sound!
At least now if something breaks it can be fixed.
Check out PSP Tree for more info. ...by Published on February 14th, 2006 23:04
PSP Tree have let me know they have just got in the following Replacement Parts for the PSP, heres the list:
PSP laser lens assembly
PSP replacement L and R buttons
PSP Sound system component
PSP power switch
PSP analogue stick assembly unit
also they have the following new in stock:
Replacement 1800mA PSP internal battery
PSP to TV adaptor - for displaying your PSP on your home TV - with stereo sound!
At least now if something breaks it can be fixed.
Check out PSP Tree for more info. ...by Published on February 14th, 2006 23:04
PSP Tree have let me know they have just got in the following Replacement Parts for the PSP, heres the list:
PSP laser lens assembly
PSP replacement L and R buttons
PSP Sound system component
PSP power switch
PSP analogue stick assembly unit
also they have the following new in stock:
Replacement 1800mA PSP internal battery
PSP to TV adaptor - for displaying your PSP on your home TV - with stereo sound!
At least now if something breaks it can be fixed.
Check out PSP Tree for more info. ...by Published on February 14th, 2006 23:00
LauriN has updated the rather cool Golf game for the PSP, heres the info:
0.1c (14.2.2006)
- Separation of an "invisible" collision map and a visible background map offers a huge improvement of map designers' flexibility. Thanks to MaxSMoke for the hint!
0.1b (14.2.2006)
- It's now possible to "paint" a more realistic water & sand in the maps.
- Improved screenshot-function: It's now possible to make more than one screenshot, filename is now increased ("screenshot_1.png", "screenshot_2.png", etc.)
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