Flubba has released a new Colecovision Emulator for the GBA Micro/SP (also works on Nintendo DS and the Gamecube Gameboy Player)

Heres the info:

I spent a couple of days hacking SMSAdvance into a Coleco emulator.
I also hex hacked the builder so watch out for falling debris.
Some problems do exist, some games crash/freeze others are missing correct controls.

Download Here --> http://gbaemu.dcemu.co.uk/smsadvance.shtml ...

Flubba has released a new Colecovision Emulator for the GBA Micro/SP (also works on Nintendo DS and the Gamecube Gameboy Player)

Heres the info:

I spent a couple of days hacking SMSAdvance into a Coleco emulator.
I also hex hacked the builder so watch out for falling debris.
Some problems do exist, some games crash/freeze others are missing correct controls.

Download Here --> http://gbaemu.dcemu.co.uk/smsadvance.shtml ...

Infantile Paralysiser have updated the MoonShell app for the Nintendo DS.

Cant tell you whats new but it supports all these files NSF/BMP/Jpeg/MOD/SPC/WAV/MP3/DPG/OGG

Download here --> http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/ ...

PepsiMan posted this news

2.6.14 continued

The cause of the kernel hanging shortly after the first syscall has been found. The 2.6.14 kernel will be imported into CVS shortly, along with a more recent version of the uClinux userspace.

Wifi driver

Bret has written a Wifi driver for DSLinux. It has been added to CVS and is enabled in all builds. Like the sound driver added recently, it still contains bugs, but it’s fun to try it out anyway.

Check out the site --> http://www.dslinux.org/blogs/pepsiman/ ...

The Remote Desktop for the DS has been updated, heres whats new:

v0.2:

Added scrollable zoomed view of the desktop.
Added faster speed option for screenshot updates which will not wait in between screenshots.
Added small borders on the full-screen view for easier access to the screen edges.
Improved touch keyboard functionality.
Added support for special keys sent to Windows.
Added middle mouse button support.
Changed button layout on DS.
Added 'Run on Startup' option to have the server start when it is ran.
Settings are now saved in Windows between sessions.

Download here --> http://www.1emulation.com/forums/ind...howtopic=16994 ...

bananaboy has released a port of the Megadrive/Genesis emulator, Genesis Plus for the Nintendo DS, heres what the coder posted:

Hi folks,

I've ported Charles MacDonald's Genesis Plus emulator to the DS! It currently runs very slowly (about 1 frame per second) and doesn't make use of any specialised DS hardware apart from the palette and the hardware scaling.

It's available here:
http://www.humbug.net/gpnds.zip

It renders the MD screen to a 512x256 extended rotation bitmap in mode 3 and uses hardware scaling to scale it to fit the DS screen.

Source is included (in fact, there is only source, no binary). It uses devkitpro. I also created a VS.NET 2003 project file (which just runs make). gpnds can be compiled to use a statically linked in GBFS filesystem, or a single statically linked in rom image (converted using bin2s). No roms are included in this archive! Sound is untested/unimplemented (and #ifdefed out by default).

This is just a sort of first pass release. I'm not sure if I've got the energy to port this to use the actual DS hardware (which would result in huge speed increases) so I'm putting it out there in case anyone is interested in toying with it. As it stands, it's really not playable, so this is really just a demonstration, I guess.

Here is a quick how-to from the readme.txt:

1. Copy a smd or bin file to the root directory of gpnds.

2. If it's an smd file, run:
grom\grom -bin filename.smd
to convert it to a raw image.

3. Run:
swap filename.bin rom.bin
to swap the byte order of the bin file (there was code in the original
genesis plus to do this at load time, however, I wanted to remove as
many static arrays as possible).

4. Run:
bin2s rom.bin > gp/rom.s
to create the data file.

5. Run:
make

5. Make sure the entire thing isn't over 4Mb! Copy the .ds.gba file to
your flash card (or use whatever method you are familiar with for running
homebrew).

Keys are:

NDS d-pad maps to megadrive d-pad
NDS x, b, a map to megadrive a, b, c
NDS start maps to megadrive start
NDS select resets the emulator

Download Here --> http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/genesisplusnds.shtml ...

Source - Eurogamer

Majesco has announced that old days fighting series Guilty Gear is coming to Sony PSP and Nintendo DS.

Guilty Gear Judgment (sic) combines two games on one UMD - along with arcade fighter Guilty Gear X2 Reload, you get 18 levels of brand new side-scrolling action to play through.

There are 20 classic Guilty Gear characters to contend with, including Sol Badguy, Potemkin, May and Dizzy, and special moves include Psych Burst, Dust Attack and Roman Cancel. Two players can battle it out in wireless multiplayer mode.

Nintendo DS title Guilty Gear Dust Strikers features 21 fighters, and apparently their "intertwining stories reveal all-new insights into each character's personality and past."

There are six modes, including Arcade, Story and VS Battle, and seven touch screen mini-games to have a pop at. You can customise your special moves in the Robo Ky Factory, and go head to head with up to three other players in multiplayer mode.

Both Guilty Gear Judgment and Guilty Gear Dust Strikers are due out this spring. ...

News from CVG

March 24 will witness the release of Team 17's handheld Worms-a-thon Worms Open Warfare. Heading to PSP and Nintendo DS, it sees a return to the series' trademark 2D gameplay of old. If you've had your head stuck underground for the last ten years and have absolutely no idea what classic Worms is, well, it's all about two teams of Worms, armed with ridiculous weaponry, kicking the crap out of each other in a bunch of destructible environments. Check out the new Worms Open Warfare PSP screenshots we've uploaded and prep your exploding sheep, ready for imminent deployment.

Screens at the link above. ...

With the possibility that many Revolution titles will be controllable with one hand, comes hope from disabled gamers like Travis Taft. Taft, who suffered a spinal-cord injury while body surfing, retains strong use of his right hand, but he is unable to use a standard two-handed gamepad because of his left. Taft is confident that when the Revolution is introduced into the market (presumably later this year), he'll be able to resume his lifelong passion for gaming. ...