Evil Dragon posted this news:

zLauncher by kilroy is a WIP replacement launcher for the standard gp2xmenu, supporting much more flexible skins (but it also supports the standard GPH skins). It has a clock speed changer, battery indicator, a few skins and much more included. A windows version is included so you can test it before you install it.

Download here --> http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfile...0,0,0,0,1,1162 ...

Sébastien has updated the classic card game for the GP2X:

Changes are:

- Improved cursor speed and coding
- The card don't go "under" the screen when you have a full suite (from ace to king)
- Possibility to change background



download here --> http://gp2x-emulation.dcemu.co.uk/solitaire2x.shtml ...

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RAIN (not to be confused with Raine) is an application for the Nintendo DS that helps you manage SRAM and EEPROM. It can launch NDS files too.

http://www.pat.hi-ho.ne.jp/sata68/nds.shtml#new ...

smayds has ported the game Vector Infector to the PSP, heres the details:

Hi all,

I'm fairly new to the PSP, and have been spending the last week or so learning how to play with its innards. I've come up with this little game, which is a 'port' of Vector Infector, a game being put together by one of me mates. It's a Geometry Wars inspired game. Basically, you have to kill everything that moves, except for the shiny little gems, which you collect. The more gems you get, the higher your score multiplier, and the bigger your guns get.

It's still VERY beta so any feedback would be greatly appreciated!


Controls:

Dpad or analoggy to move
Shape buttons to fire
Ltrigger = switch between robotron-esque and straight-ahead shooting
Rtrigger = freeze movement for aiming when shooting straight ahead
Select = dump screenshot to MS root (just raw, sorry!)
Start = cycle music (only 1 track though, so never mind)

Cheers,
Smayds

Download and screenshots via the comments ...

lostjared has released yet another demo for the PSP, heres the details:

This one you gotta see for yourself.. It implements a algorithm I thought up which I call AlphaFlame.. Runs smooth on PSP and even smoother on the PC.

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lostjared has updated another of his Demos for the PSP, heres whats new:

CPU Overclock
Directory Browser to Select Image to Distort
Ability to Change images without having to restart
Changed Resolution to 480x272

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LostJarad has updated his Trails Demo for the PSP,

Whats New:

* Added Overclock
* Fixed Resolution of the bitmaps

runs like a dream now.. Big thanks to BlackPhoenix for showing me how..

Download via comments ...

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Wub is still working on his S.E.U.C.K. (Shoot'Em Up Construction Kit) for the GP32. It will allow you to build your own shooters WITHOUT coding skills. This is a tiny bugfix release to v0.0.9.

http://www.gp32x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,30,730 ...

Shackle your barnacles and brace your britches! Nintendo's head honcho Satoru Iwata (who sadly isn't a pirate despite the nautical opener), has unvieled the most official-sounding indication of the Revolution's release date yet - and it could be a case of happy-happy for our US and Japanese friends and a big fat boo-hoo for us Europeans, possibly.
Speaking to Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun, as reported by Jeux-france.com, Iwata has revealed that a near-complete version of the Revolution console will be on-hand at this year's E3, as widely speculated. However, of far more interest is his proclamation that Nintendo's next-gen console is due to hit the US pre-Thanksgiving and by the end of the year in Japan.

Now, those release dates look suspiciously familiar to us - you might remember Nintendo following a similar pattern for its DS launch in 2004, with the handheld hitting North America on November 21 and, unusually, appearing in Japan slightly later on December 2. Of course, you might also remember that the machine didn't reach European territories until March 11 - could this mean that Iwata's proclamations concerning the Revolution release indicate we won't be seeing the console over here until early 2007, as some industry sources have previously suggested?
Currently, we're holding onto the hope that we'll see the Revolution this side of New Year, but obviously it's all down to Nintendo. To sweeten the potentially bitter pill however, Iwata also suggested in the interview that Nintendo's next-gen console would be priced in such a way that will encourage people to buy it without hesitation. Interesting... ...