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    by Published on March 5th, 2007 21:20

    via engadget

    Microsoft certainly has its basket full with peace disturbance complaints and even a potential doubleshot casing dispute with Apple -- perhaps distracting it from properly integrating Zune TV show uploads with Media Center. Zune software doesn't read Media Center's proprietary DVR-MS files, perform .wmv conversions for Zune playback, nor does it list hand-encoded episodes as TV shows in the library. This means your patience is in for a workout when it comes to getting TV shows and movies onto your Zune from a Windows Media Center PC. Newly released ZuneTVWatcher beta acts as a liaison by monitoring your recorded TV show folder and automatically converting files to a .wmv format, meaning way less manual labor on the user's part. While third party conversion apps tend to incorrectly label shows as "Videos" on the Zune, ZTVW sets the metadata to group them as "TV Shows," and also syncs to delete shows from the Zune when removed from Media Center. For those left hangin' from Media Center's inadequacies, this option might be worth a try for smoother-sailing integration. ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 21:19

    via engadget

    While earlier reports of Zune screens cracking from battery pressure didn't exactly prove to be widespread, that hasn't stopped others from supposedly finding new cracks of a different sort, although the cause of them remains unclear. As the shot above courtesy of Cliczune.com shows, at least one of the cracks appears to have occurred on the LCD panel itself, with the Zune's screen protector remaining intact, which would seem to preclude damage as a result of direct impact. What's more, according to Cliczune, another of its readers reported hearing a popping noise just before their screen cracked, and yet another reportedly sent their cracked Zune back to Microsoft for repairs, only to have the newly replaced screen crack a week later. That said, the problems still appear to be relatively few and far between, so if anyone's had some unfortunate Zune experiences of their own, feel free to let us know about 'em. ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 21:17

    A highly reliable source just sent in this image of a Nintendo DS using WiFi -- rather than GPS -- for geopositioning data (sorta like that iriver W10 we mentioned back in January). Not sure when this might be commercialized, but it would potentially make it possible to add location-based data to DS games without requiring some sort of GPS add-on.

    Screens Via Comments.
    via engadget ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 21:14

    Divineo USA have added both the Wiikey and the Cyclowiz v2 Nintendo Wii Modchips to their store:

    Heres what they posted about the Cyclowiz:

    We received the Cyclo-wiz v2 today and we'll ship all pre-order tomorrow.

    The v1 is still in stock in limited quantity. If you dont have a Wii with a D2B chipset, you can use this version and enjoy a rebate on your purchase.

    Like we said, we check all v1 before shipping them, to be sure they are fully working.
    ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 21:09

    Kicking off the Independent Game Summit at this year's GDC, veteran game coder and camel fanatic Jeff Minter has given a fresh showcase of his new XBLA game Space Giraffe, which he insists "is not Tempest 4000".

    "Space Girafe is not Tempest. It may look like Tempest but that's basically because I wanted to have some kind of continuity with Tempest 2000," he told the keynote audience. "Plus I don't want to have to always worry about who owns the rights to the name Tempest," he notes as one of the reasons for ditching the shooter IP.

    Minter demoed several levels of the psychedelic 360 blaster (including our favourites 'Stargate: Basingstoke' and 'Another Day in the Orifice') which shares technology with the Xbox 360's own visualization software, which Minter developed for Microsoft.

    As for when Space Giraffe will hit Live Arcade, Minter says it will be ready for the submission process in "maybe March", after which it will take "maybe six weeks" to get through

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    by Published on March 5th, 2007 18:32

    Chishm has posted a sweet new app for the Nintendo DS, an Action Replay Clone that lets you cheat on Commercial games and even the codes used are the Action Replay Ones, excellent free clone for the Nintendo DS.

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    Heres the details:

    This is a homebrew Action Replay DS clone. The first release is version 0.1. It should be able to run any ARDS code, with one small exception. Since I wrote the cheat engine from scratch, any code that modifies the ARDS cheat engine won't work.

    There are 3 added codes that don't exist on the ARDS:
    C100000000 00000000 - this is the cheat list terminator. It is added to the end of the cheat list after it is loaded, so you don't need to worry about it.
    C200000000 xxxxxxxx - relocates the cheat engine to xxxxxxxx.
    C300000000 xxxxxxxx - changes the hook address to xxxxxxxx. The hook can be any address that is loaded then branched to. For example, you could hook the third word in:
    Code:
    ldr r0, . + 8
    bx r0
    .word 0x0200AC90


    Codes are loaded from the file "/cheats.cht" on the root of your flash card. All libfat supported cards should work. All codes are loaded; this is version 0.1 after all. The codes should be in a format similar to:
    Code:
    Infinite Lives
    220eca80 00000063
    Infinite Mario Time
    b20ecf40 00000000
    10000008 0000001e
    d2000000 00000000

    The layout doesn't matter, the data values should be 8 nibbles long. Anything that isn't interpretable as hexadecimal is ignored.

    If you find any codes that don't work, and don't rely on specific quirks of the ARDS, mention them here so that I can try to fix them.

    Thanks go to:
    kenobi - that AR code doc saved me heaps of time
    Parasyte - thanks to you, hooking couldn't be simpler
    bLAStY - provided the dumps I needed
    cReDiAr - gave me the last missing piece required to boot a DS game
    Everyone else who helped me along the way

    Big thanks to Datel, for creating the original ARDS and the code DB to go with it.
    Version 0.2 is now available. This version fixes an issue with type F codes and adds the ability to choose which cheat file(s) to load.

    Download Both Versions and Give Feedback Via Comments

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    by Published on March 5th, 2007 18:23

    The Red Star, the combat-shooter which was previously an Acclaim title, has been picked up by Take-Two for European release and is due out on PS2 on April 6.

    The game is based on a comic book written by Christian Gossett and throws players into a parallel universe of industrial technology and arcane magic that's been ripped apart by warfare. Soldiers of a Soviet-inspired superpower - United Republics of the Red Star (U.R.R.S.) - are battling Dark Lord Imbohl and his chief assassin, Troika, the Harvester of Souls.

    You get to fill the combat boots of three of the U.R.R.S.'s greatest warriors, each boasting unique fighting skills and styles and weapons, and attempt to unite the scattered Republics of the Red Star and liberate them from Troika's rule.

    Screens Here ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 18:13

    Goldeneye 007 is the game every proper N64 fan wants to see running in slick hi-res on the Wii's Virtual Console, but with all the licensing issues, can it ever happen?

    Can any of Rare's own franchises appear on the VC? It's the question that we all want to know, so one avid rare fan took the next step by posting on a Q&A page on Rareware's website. And here's Rare's response in full:

    "This is where we finally edge into territory that could see Scribes neutron bombed from management level. The only Rare-developed title on Virtual Console right now is the original Donkey Kong Country, and unofficially there's a strong likelihood that its sequels will follow.

    "But the Donkey Kong series of games is a Nintendo-owned franchise starring an established Nintendo character, whereas something like Banjo isn't (and even Diddy Kong Racing is less clear-cut), so it's nowhere near as easy to call.

    "Especially when you also consider the existence of Xbox Live Arcade. So right now, the best answer we can offer (for either download service) is 'it's possible'. I like your sausage casserole mix, by the way."

    Random sausage casserole reference aside, that's the state of play, so we can continue to dream.

    Elsewhere on the Q&A page Rare's representative spoke more specifically about Goldeneye, explaining that it's "caught up in a convoluted web of rights", but that this "doesn't mean it won't happen, just that a lot of people with a lot of different perspectives are involved."

    Who do we have to kidnap to make it happen, Rare? Just name names.

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    by Published on March 5th, 2007 17:31

    Just finished my review of the CycloWiz V1. Sorry for the giant delay but I'm afraid because of both slow shipping and the lack of the update (I was waiting for it but decided not to a day or so ago ) my review was delayed quite a bit.


    "....thankfully I was able to fix it by chipping away the bridges with my trusty leatherman (a very, very sharp knife). Although fixing a defective unit isn't very hard I highly suggest (if you have limited experience) you return it to your reseller in exchange for a new unit.

    Second as my unit was a V1 unit I am not able to fully test the latest greatest version of the CycloWiz. The Cyclo team have promised to release an update soon that will pull both units to the same level and as soon as that update is here I will update my review accordingly (I was originally planning on waiting until the release of the update). Also, as I do not have every game available (I simply do not have the budget) I was unable to test the CycloWiz with every available title. I am however able to test it's general performance (as with the Wiinja V1). So let us see how the CycloWiz V1 holds up."


    As soon as the update is released I'll make sure to revise my review accordingly .

    ~Scorpei ...
    by Published on March 5th, 2007 16:43

    New from Divineo UK



    - Official accessories for Wii™ Console.
    - Silicon Protection for your Wiimote™ and Nunchuk™
    - ´Soft Touch´ coating for improved comfort

    This pack includes the following:
    1 x Silicon ´Double injection´ protection for your Wiimote™
    1 x Silicon protection for your Nunchuk™ controller

    Red, Blue and Black Colours Available ...
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