"Whether they will appear on boxes in the UK will depend on the outcome of this consultation period and the decision made by the UK government in the new year," said Rawlinson.

"The introduction of traffic light colours and changes to the descriptors have been approved, they are now being worked through with lawyers to ensure they do not infringe any existing trademarks and can be adopted smoothly," added ELSPA

"We have challenged a number of organisations who have come up with symbols that look very close to BBFC symbols," said David Cooke, director of the BBFC.

"There are legal restraints on what's called 'passing off', so we'll have to see what they look like. It's about making sure our protections are honoured and partly a matter of making sure that things aren't made more confusing for the public."

"Whether they will appear on boxes in the UK will depend on the outcome of this consultation period and the decision made by the UK government in the new year," said Rawlinson.

"The introduction of traffic light colours and changes to the descriptors have been approved, they are now being worked through with lawyers to ensure they do not infringe any existing trademarks and can be adopted smoothly," added ELSPA

"We have challenged a number of organisations who have come up with symbols that look very close to BBFC symbols," said David Cooke, director of the BBFC.

"There are legal restraints on what's called 'passing off', so we'll have to see what they look like. It's about making sure our protections are honoured and partly a matter of making sure that things aren't made more confusing for the public."

Cashman proposes a new version of Mii Channel Updater, a homebrew that allows you to update your Mii Channel.

The principle is simple, the homebrew connects servers Nintendo updates and download the latest version of the Mii Channel. After that, the Mii Channel settles while replacing the old version. Miis are not automatically deleted and will be available after updating your Mii Channel.

Thus, no need to apply a full update for Nintendo to update your Mii Channel.

News / corrections:

- Addition of the cinematic introduction of Cashman's Productions to launch the homebrew
- Add support for the Classic Controller
- Adding color
- Improvements and corrections

UPDATE: I just upgraded it and added a preset feature, and I'm officially labeling this the 3.0 release. The basic thing is that you can now set presets to directions / buttons and choose them by holding them down (similarly to Jam Sessions). I have created a documentation README.txt that's bundled in with the new release at my site.

Hey everyone! I posted here a while ago with a little program I made called MIDI-Jammer. I used 0xtob's DSMidiWifi library to create an innovative touch-screen MIDI controller, with the goal of allowing non-musicians to easily create harmonically-functional music by drawing ideas - while allowing those with more of a musical background access to a fully functional MIDI controller.

In my first release, it was solely a MIDI controller. I decided this weekend to implement the GBA Synth - so now there's a 5-voice Synth that outputs audio even if your not somewhere with a computer/wifi setup.

The basic idea is similar to a Korg KAOSS pad - and I do have a setting in the program that is a straight-up KAOSS pad. Where my program differs is that instead of mapping two MIDI controllers to the X and Y axes, it allows you to map one of the axes to a scale if you so choose.

There is a background gradient for reference, with a black-bar every octave and shadings for each scale-degree in between. You set the root with the D-Pad and the scale and channel with the A,B,X and Y buttons. The shoulder button acts as a sustain pedal, and the pressure-sensitivity of the screen controls the Velocity and Aftertouch data. Select toggles the various modes - you have Pitch Vertical w/ Panning Horizontal, Pitch Horizontal w/ Mod Wheel Vertical, or Two MIDI Controllers of your choosing on the two axes.

Hitting Start will attempt to connect to whatever networks you have configured on your DS. If successful, the MIDI messages are sent over Wifi and any computer on the same network running 0xtob's DSMidiWifi will be able to receive them.

Don't worry about memorizing all of this - the controls and status are all displayed on the top screen while the application runs.

In any case, let me know what you think! You can grab the program from my site - http://www.andrewbuch.com/prog.php. I appreciate any and all feedback, and welcome e-mail at me(at)andrewbuch.com.

-Andrew Buch-
http://www.andrewbuch.com

About the game
Its a game based on the lightcycle sequence from the movie Tron.
Players drive trough a 3D world, they make lines behind them. They have to avoid to drive into those lines~
The last player alive wins
So you could compare it with games like Snake / Nibbles etc~

Howto
Copy the DronS.nds onto your flashcard and , if you dont have Auto-DLDI , patch it with DLDI. [Should start even without DLDI, but saving will not be possible]
All needed files will be created by the game itself [into a "DronS" folder, so dont worry about 100files in your root ]

Features
- High customizable (Show me any other homebrew you can set things like buttonmap)
- Online play, you can join the Main-Server
- A cam you can move however you like it
- Up to 10Player
- Rumble ( different effects for braking / Getting damage / Speeding up) , Rumble pak needed
- For nearly every menu there is a help text accessable by pressing a shoulder button
- Multilangual ! [ Still translators needed ]

V1.4 - 17.11.08
+ Added mirror of the whole arena on the ground.
+ Mirroring got it's own menu
+ Added "Player left!" message
+ You can change the distance between you & the wall you have to be for speeding-up
+ Multi-Langual support, [Now I just need translations...]
+ Czech translation added [translated by Programix ]
+ Spanish translation added [translated by FraGMenT ]
+ German translation added [translated by n00bey ]
* Now the car is loaded just out of one model and then rotated... (Last time there were a model for each way xD )
* Color values are displayed in percent now
* Changed the rumble a bit
* Some small changes in the server here and there
* Merged many if-clauses ... if(bla) if(lol) if(wtf) return true; -> if(bla&&lol&&wtf) return true;
* Fixed the check for existance of configuration files...
* Menu scrolls now, because the old menu over the whole screen died on longer entries
* CPUs are now shown 2 in one row to save you from endless scrolling
* Fixed the "Player joined" message, as it also told you that someone joined if he left
* After Playing online you're getting back your configuration
* In onlineplay youre now playing with YOUR color
* Wohay, the game actualy is quite on its limit... I have to reduce maximal lines to 255 to prevent horrible laggs
~ Tanks to GuSec, Cas & everyone else who tested the server with me-
- LAN Play removed because it is too much work to keep the online-server that small it can be run while playing
- Player limit set to 10 [Performance reasons... It was just too much ]
- Removed the keyboard code~ (Since its not used anymore)