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by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:30
New budget modchip for PS2 Released, heres the info:
Features
- Autoboot on all consoles v1-v14, just insert any PS2/PS1 disc / DVDvideo and press RESET! No procedures!
DEV1 modeon all v1-v16 consoles. The code runs mc0:/boot/boot.elf whed DEV mode is executed (now with a simple doubleclick of the reset button)!
- Quality PCBdesign with laser-etched solder mask and automated components assembly!
- Uses latest code developed by the members of the legendary ICE TEAM!
- Direct bootof any PS2 CDR/DVDR, even multi-elf and Dual Layer DVDR (DVD9) backups!
- PS1 import fix- PS1 games display at full screen!
- PlayStation2 logo displays perfectly, even custom HomeBrew disc logos display as well!
- Macro-OFF + green-fixfor DVDvideo!
- 18 wires for v1-v8; 19 wires for v9-v14 consoles; 1 additional wire for JAP consoles.
- DVD-RW supportif F wire is applied
- Simple and flexible usage of the chips' modes of operation.
CHEAP :-)
More info at Divineo China ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:28
Drakonite posted this news:
I have taken a brief respite from my normal (and not so normal) projects to fullfill a request for a friend that I hope you will all enjoy... so without further ado..
Makeshift brings you a Playstation 2 port of Psilocybin Development's puzzle game, Xump. Xump is a puzzle game in which there is a playfield consiting of various types of blocks, and your goal is to make the blue blocks vanish by stepping on them. For more information and screenshots, please visit the Xump webpage.
There are a couple known bugs with the PS2 port of Xump, including lack of menu music and glitchy playback of ingame music. If you encounter any more bugs related to the PS2 port of Xump, please Contact Me.
2 great homebrew releases for the PS2 in one day
, Screenshots and Download via the comments.
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by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:24
Drakonite posted this news on the status of his Homebrew game for the PS2:
My clone/parady of the classic video game Duckhunt I'm working on for Playstation 2 is probably the most entertaining for me of all the homebrew projects I'm working on right now, but in true Makeshift fashion I've had a lot more on my plate than can be handled at once. While I'd like to take a few days and get Duckhunt finished, I think it's a lot more important to get things fixed for some big releases coming up while I still have a multitap to test with...
Oops... Did I say too much already?
I just thought I'd drop a line to say the project isn't dead, and no I haven't disappeared... Expect another duckhunt release with lots of gameplay goodness, but don't expect it right away. ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:22
Thanks to poqako for this news:
Luigi Puzzle v1.2
N64Francois has updated his game Luigi Puzzle a while ago. You can download it from his original release thread located at:
http://www.playeradvance.org/forum/s...ead.php?t=1245
Sudoku Micro (Update 4)
Sudoku Micro is a Sudoku game, which is a japanese number puzzle game. Author of this program is Phantom.
http://www.playeradvance.org/forum/s...ead.php?t=1228
Puzznic v0.1 Beta
Dr. Vince has updated his remake of Taito's Puzznic. You can download it from this release thread:
http://www.playeradvance.org/forum/showthread.php?t=970
Yams Advance v1.0
N64Francois has released a new GBA game called "Yams Advance". See the pictures for proper impressions.
http://playeradvance.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1335
Some great games for the GBA
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by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:14
Critical has updated his Amiga emulator for the GP2X, heres whats new:
0.3.2 has a fix for my previous path hack (you can call the uae4all directory what you like again now. It also comes hard-wired with a demo of the new key-remapping code... for Pinball Dreams. Keys are: L and R (left flipper, right flipper), A (F1), B (nudge / shoot ball)
Download Here --> http://gp2x-emulation.dcemu.co.uk/uae4allgp2x.shtml ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:10
Skeezix has updated the Atari ST Emulator for the GP2X:
Heres whats new:
OutcaST/gp2x release 008! Hopefully just fixed a few little things, and added a new control mode to make Dungeon Master (and others) more playable.
Download Here --> http://gp2x-emulation.dcemu.co.uk/outcast.shtml ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:05
Heres the info from the Site
Lua FileManager is a small, lightweight file browser for the PSP written in Lua. It is fast, colourful, and provides a quick and easy solution for simple file operations.
This is my first Lua application, and is distributed as a self-running executable using Dark Killer's modified LuaPlayer. If I get positive feedback I will continue to develop it further. Future versions may be re-written in C/C++ for greater flexability. They may not, hehe.
Please feel free to let me know what you think, file bugs or feature requests via email.
:: INSTALL
Copy the folders LuaFileManager and LuaFileManager% into /PSP/GAMES/ on your memorystick. The app will appear on the Games menu under Memory Stick. Tested with firmware 1.50.
:: HELP
Press SELECT for help inside the application.
:: LIMITATIONS
Can only delete files on memory stick (safety precaution)
:: TO DO
Add On Screen Keyboard
Add file/folder renaming (requires OSK)
Add the ability to select folders (recursive file/folder selection)
Add quick navigation (up/down)
Add support for flash0/flash1
Add support for UMDs
:: Bugs
Source files are still deleted if the target file fails on cut/paste (eg out of disk space) No 'Are you sure?' on file deletions
Screenshot and Download Via Comments ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:05
Heres the info from the Site
Lua FileManager is a small, lightweight file browser for the PSP written in Lua. It is fast, colourful, and provides a quick and easy solution for simple file operations.
This is my first Lua application, and is distributed as a self-running executable using Dark Killer's modified LuaPlayer. If I get positive feedback I will continue to develop it further. Future versions may be re-written in C/C++ for greater flexability. They may not, hehe.
Please feel free to let me know what you think, file bugs or feature requests via email.
:: INSTALL
Copy the folders LuaFileManager and LuaFileManager% into /PSP/GAMES/ on your memorystick. The app will appear on the Games menu under Memory Stick. Tested with firmware 1.50.
:: HELP
Press SELECT for help inside the application.
:: LIMITATIONS
Can only delete files on memory stick (safety precaution)
:: TO DO
Add On Screen Keyboard
Add file/folder renaming (requires OSK)
Add the ability to select folders (recursive file/folder selection)
Add quick navigation (up/down)
Add support for flash0/flash1
Add support for UMDs
:: Bugs
Source files are still deleted if the target file fails on cut/paste (eg out of disk space) No 'Are you sure?' on file deletions
Screenshot and Download Via Comments ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:05
Heres the info from the Site
Lua FileManager is a small, lightweight file browser for the PSP written in Lua. It is fast, colourful, and provides a quick and easy solution for simple file operations.
This is my first Lua application, and is distributed as a self-running executable using Dark Killer's modified LuaPlayer. If I get positive feedback I will continue to develop it further. Future versions may be re-written in C/C++ for greater flexability. They may not, hehe.
Please feel free to let me know what you think, file bugs or feature requests via email.
:: INSTALL
Copy the folders LuaFileManager and LuaFileManager% into /PSP/GAMES/ on your memorystick. The app will appear on the Games menu under Memory Stick. Tested with firmware 1.50.
:: HELP
Press SELECT for help inside the application.
:: LIMITATIONS
Can only delete files on memory stick (safety precaution)
:: TO DO
Add On Screen Keyboard
Add file/folder renaming (requires OSK)
Add the ability to select folders (recursive file/folder selection)
Add quick navigation (up/down)
Add support for flash0/flash1
Add support for UMDs
:: Bugs
Source files are still deleted if the target file fails on cut/paste (eg out of disk space) No 'Are you sure?' on file deletions
Screenshot and Download Via Comments ...by Published on February 16th, 2006 17:00
Carlsb3rg has released a very cool new issue of his rather unique Football Magazine for the PSP, with news from the top games in Europe and especially the Premiership in the UK (What about the other leagues and especially Nottingham Forest). Anyway download this mag via comments.
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