DCEmu Homebrew Emulation & Theme Park News
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by Published on October 12th, 2005 22:07
News from DJ Willis
Welcome to this very quick and dirty project log for the Open2x project.
I will work on constructing a more elaborate website with more information at some point.
I guess if you have made it this far you may want to know a little about this new project, it’s goals, etc. etc.
Well I don’t really go in for manifestos and long diatribes about how this and that came together so I’ll keep it simple.
DJWillis
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The Open2x project has come about to facilitate, release and host source code to support all manor of open source operating solutions on the GP2X handheld.
Initially the project will make available via SourceForge.net’s hosted CVS the stock vendor supplied Linux kernel source (2.4.25) for the MMSP2, the processing solution the GP2X is based on, and the stock implementation of the Das U-Boot (1.0.0) bootloader source for the MMSP2/GP2X. (source code will be imported into CVS over the next week).
The MMSP2 targeted source code to both these solutions was very kindly provided by MagicEyes Digital Co. Ltd..
The project may also make recent builds of popular open development libaries available for use by developers who wish to use Linux or just access the raw hardware to code software for the GP2X.
The 1st action the project would like to undertake is to clean, stabilise and improve the feature set of this source code to form the basis of future Open2x bootloader and Linux kernel releases on the GP2X.
To this end the project welcomes community involvement either directly on the project or via the mailing lists, forums, bug trackers and patch trackers available on our SourceForge site.
If you’re an experienced ARM Linux kernel hacker and you have just bought a GP2X and fancy helping us do some hacking around let us know! ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 22:03
Nocturnal Entertainment Australia is proud to announce the release of Catapult v1.42, the latest release of their development system for the Game Boy Advance.
Catapult uses a custom language that is designed around the GBA hardware, and includes an editor, emulator, debugger and an integrated toolset. Catapult currently supports all Windows platforms.
Catapult comes with a comprehensive users guide (450+ pages), and 20+ tutorials for beginners.
Catapult v1.42 includes the following new features:
- GBA multiplayer support
- Office (project management) extensions
- Extended CSL (Catapult Standard Library) - now includes a particle manager and music tracking system
- Improved script editor
- Additional export compression formats supported
- Improved image editor
- 10 new commands
..with more than 800 improvements over the v1.41 release!
An evaluation version of Catapult can be downloaded free from Nocturnal's website, and includes playable demos with complete source code and GBA ROMs.
In addition to the English release Spanish, French and Italian builds will also be released in the coming weeks.
Nocturnal Entertainment Australia - http://www.nocturnal-central.com/ ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 22:02
Source - TheSkeen
SoftDev has updated his port of the FCE Ultra Nintendo Entertainment System Emulator for the Nintendo GameCube to v1.0.6 which includes Real Time Saving (RTS) to Memory Cards, Load Games from DVD and FastBooting from Viper or Qoob modchips!
[ Features ]
* NES Compatibility Based on v0.98.12
* Sound / Graphics Filters
* 1-2 Player Support
* Real Time Saving (RTS) from Memory Card
* Load Games from ISO9660 DVD
* Fast Load from Qoob or Viper
Download Here --> http://gcemu.dcemu.co.uk/fceultragc.shtml ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 21:31
Dragonminded has released a new app for the DS, heres the news:
I'm posting a working beta of the DS Text editor. No longer is it a viewer with an annoying cursor, but a text editor! There are some bugs, such as horrid things going wrong when it can't wrap a line properly, and I'm sure there's other stuff out there. Please comment! Get it here.
TO DO:
- Real Ins/Ovr button.
- Caps/Shift indicators.
- Proper wrapping of really long lines.
- Repeating characters.
- Touch buttons for the cursor functions.
- Left hand/right hand mode.
- Credits screen.
download here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/dstext.shtml ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 21:07
Franxis has released 2 trial versions of MAME single game releases for the GP32:
Downloads Here --> http://gp32emu.dcemu.co.uk/mamegp32.shtml
Official site --> http://www.talfi.net/gp32_franxis/ ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 20:56
DSpet posted this news:
http://www.aibohack.com/nds/trainer.htm
You must have a Homebrew capable NDS (GBA cart and FlashMe or similar), and a Nintendogs game cartridge.
The Trainer runs on the NDS and edits the game save from the game cart (run trainer, tweek attributes, run game) ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 20:51
Fellni has released a new version of the Gameboy emulator for Ipod Linux thats a port of gnuboy, a gpl gameboy emulator written in C,
Features
- Emulating original Gameboy in 4 grayscales.
- Configurable throug a general config file, most options
overloadable throug per-rom config files.
- Graphical menu through Hold Button
- Load and Save of game state in several slots on a
per-rom basis.
- Native assembler code to speed things up a bit
- Experimental coprocessor support
- Experimental sound
- 4G iPods fully supported
Download Here --> http://ipodnews.dcemu.co.uk/gameboyemu.shtml ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 20:51
Fellni has released a new version of the Gameboy emulator for Ipod Linux thats a port of gnuboy, a gpl gameboy emulator written in C,
Features
- Emulating original Gameboy in 4 grayscales.
- Configurable throug a general config file, most options
overloadable throug per-rom config files.
- Graphical menu through Hold Button
- Load and Save of game state in several slots on a
per-rom basis.
- Native assembler code to speed things up a bit
- Experimental coprocessor support
- Experimental sound
- 4G iPods fully supported
Download Here --> http://ipodnews.dcemu.co.uk/gameboyemu.shtml ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 20:28
Again it's been a while since I posted anything, unfortunately it's not because I've been too busy coding away.
I have been coding away, but I've also been waiting to take delivery of the shiny new Samsung LCD TV that I ordered a couple of weeks ago. So, rather than coding all the time I found myself checking the order status every 10 minutes to see if it had been sent yet!
Anyway it now arrived.
What's this going to mean for Quake 3? Well it might mean HD support, but I'll have to see how that goes. At least now it's here I can concentrate on coding again!
http://carcharius.xbox-scene.com/ ...by Published on October 12th, 2005 20:21
Source - ScummVM Site
Hello, fellow users. Now it's time to help the ScummVM team bring out a new release of err... ScummVM. Ta-da!
We have a large amount of changes, new features and bugfixes. Almost every aspect of the program was touched, tuned, altered. So we once again need to ask for testers of every game we support.
We'd like to mention two completely new titles we support now. They are Inherit the Earth and Gobliiins (first one in the series). Please, pay attention to those too.
Instructions on how to do the testing are located at our Wiki page. Please, stick to those and report on our mailing list, on #scummvm or in our forums. ...- Search DCEmu
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