As many players knew, GBALPHA company, EZ company, and SUPERCARD company are three most famous flash card company in the flashcard field,the representative of them are M3i zero,EZ-Flash,and Supercard DSTwo respectively.Today,i want to share some information about M3izero with all of your guys.



M3i zero Lastest news :

1.M3i zero team has released now M3izero joins the list of 3DS broken.That's to say,it can work DS mode on 3DS handheld as well.

2.M3i zero's firmware has updated to SP3 v1.6.1

3.the newest Kernel is v1.7.2,you can download it in its official website.

M3i zero Striking Features List :

1.M3izero doesnt come with any firmware,so users have to flash it before using,otherwise,the console willn't recognize it.(Following i will share a video on how to install M3izero)

2.M3izero with two firmware,one is sakura system,the other one is Touchpod.When you first boot up your M3i Zero it will ask you to pick which firmware to use.

3. it supports playing GBA games,yet that not the case on DSi because it does not have a GBA expansion slot.

4.The M3i Zero usually always makes a new firmware update when a ROM doesn't work.

5.Excellent multimedia playback, in the Sakura OS

6.Good homebrew compatibility

M3i zero Dsi Install Video tutorial ：



Source Sharing :

M3i zero site

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news via gbatemp

King Dodongo has come up with a new NDS homebrew called Atomic Adventure 3D. The object is to get your atomic cube to the treasure chest while avoiding purple spikies. Join the discussion linked below for more information about this game.




QUOTE(Release Log 03/05/11)

• first release
• my own collision engine
• html readme
  
  • Controls:
    
    • Move with D-Pad
    • Move faster with X
    • Jump with A
    • Reset Position with Start

Download here
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If you find yourself in need of some portable games, you may want to avail yourself of the sale Amazon is currently running. The site is offering a buy one, get one half off deal on a huge selection of DS games, including favorites like Super Scribblenauts,Plants vs. Zombies, Golden Sun: Dark Dawn and more.


Before you ask, no, Pokemon Black and White are not included. Still, several hundred titles are part of the promotion, so there's bound to be something in there for just about anyone.

• Source: Amazon

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/03/10/bu...off-at-amazon/ ...

Reggie Fils-Aime has told press that the sparse first-party release schedule for the Wii this year is largely the result of Nintendo focusing on getting 3DS out to market.
Nintendo's only currently scheduled big title for Wii is Zelda: Skyward Sword - with Kirby's Epic Yarn and Mario Sports Mix its only recent releases. However, that will change, said Fils-Aime, claiming the company has not abandoned its console.
"We have had to effectively prepare for the launch of 3DS as well as effectively prepare for the launch of Pokémon Black and White," Fils-Aime told IGN.
"Candidly, we've pushed out some Wii launches so we can focus on our handheld business. We're already juggling two big balls. To add a third would be a little bit challenging. Or a fourth or a fifth.
"We're waiting to space things out and let Pokémon Black and White and 3DS live and breathe out there. But there's content coming and we'll be sharing more in the weeks ahead. We'll be bringing some content out before E3 and then certainly at E3 we'll be sharing some news."

http://www.gamesindustry.biz/article...ority-over-wii
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ThatotherDev a Coder who has released homebrew for the PS3, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS and Windows has posted this news:

The Bad:

I don’t know why it took me so long to realize it. But a few days ago it occurred to me that I actually was the only one working on original PS3 homebrew at the time when I began my current PS3 hiatus and nobody had taken my place since then. There was laterally nobody releasing original PS3 homebrew. Its not that there was just a disappointing number of devs or that they where working slowly. Its that there really where none. Just nobody at all.

There had been a few homebrew games put out by other people. Lachrymose released a Pong and shortly later a Breakout clone pretty early on. Apanloco released another Pong clone called Spin Pong. Finally Darkhacker released a game called Bomberman (which bares no relation to the bomberman franchise).

But even that most recent of them came out four months ago and those few simple games aren’t much for a system that’s been cracked open now for half a year and the devs that made those games don’t appear to be actively working on any new PS3 brew. Well it would be understandable that things may take time to start there is no evidence to suggest that it will get better. If anything the PS3 scene shows signs of slowing. Its effectively already a dead scene.

Homebrew is by comparison thriving on my other two primary platforms of choice. But the Wii community seems to be slowing. The Wii Homebrew Browser is no longer updated weekly and more importantly the total number of things added or updated each month seems to be shrinking. There is less content available to add then there once was. Similarly I remember a time when the release dates of the latest files posted on the openhandhelds GP2X file archive weren’t so far apart.

The Good:

Still. there is news that Team XeLove has proclaimed there intentions to port some of their 360 brew along with some unspecified new stuff to PS3. They don’t appear to have ever done any original games of their own which makes me wonder what to expect from their new project(s). But regardless of that I’ll admit that I’m excited by the prospect of OpenJazz, Super Mario War and/or an N64 emulator (though their N64 emulator does seem to run unplayably slow on 360…) showing up on PS3.

Drunken Coders is having a competition this month for GBA, DS, GC and Wii. Nintendomax‘s annual Wii dev competition has begun again and will be running until May 31. Both of theme should incite some devs to work on things they might otherwise not bother making. Speaking personally I’ve already secretly begun working on something specifically for the Nintendomax competition and I’m hoping to be able to throw something together in the next few days for the Drunken Coders competition.

The GP2X community is still alive and kicking also. It may have slowed slightly but for a five year old and slightly obscure system there is still a reasonable amount of stuff that’s been put out for it in the past few months. Even just in the last day there was a new EinStein würfelt nichtgame posted.

So with any luck I think we can all expect to start seeing some cool stuff coming out in the future


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