DWedit has updated Flubbas Goomba emulator (which is a Gameboy and Now Gameboy Colour emulator for the GB Micro/GBA and also works on Nintendo DS and Gamecube Gameboy Player, heres the info:

Fixed VRAM reading (stupid bug)
Fixed sprite palette selection
GBC games can no longer change monochrome palette
Fixed scanline 0 interrupts
(fixes Ninja Gaiden, Shantae, etc)
Added fake HDMA

Changed memory system to support bankswitching to 4k resolution
Identifies to game as a Gameboy Color
Added VRAM bankswitching
Added RAM bankswitching
Added partial HDMA
Added extended attributes per tile and sprite
Added background colors
Added sprite colors
Rearranged tilemaps in vram
Removed support for borders
Added Raster effects for Window layer
Moved to 4-layer drawing system
Draws solid background tiles below the layers to allow color 0 to be visible
Replaces one layer with the GUI when necessary
Added Double Speed mode, but it's disabled now

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

DWedit has updated Flubbas Goomba emulator (which is a Gameboy and Now Gameboy Colour emulator for the GB Micro/GBA and also works on Nintendo DS and Gamecube Gameboy Player, heres the info:

Fixed VRAM reading (stupid bug)
Fixed sprite palette selection
GBC games can no longer change monochrome palette
Fixed scanline 0 interrupts
(fixes Ninja Gaiden, Shantae, etc)
Added fake HDMA

Changed memory system to support bankswitching to 4k resolution
Identifies to game as a Gameboy Color
Added VRAM bankswitching
Added RAM bankswitching
Added partial HDMA
Added extended attributes per tile and sprite
Added background colors
Added sprite colors
Rearranged tilemaps in vram
Removed support for borders
Added Raster effects for Window layer
Moved to 4-layer drawing system
Draws solid background tiles below the layers to allow color 0 to be visible
Replaces one layer with the GUI when necessary
Added Double Speed mode, but it's disabled now

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

Mac outfitter XtremeMac has taken the wraps off its latest iPod accesory, the Tango Sound System. The Tango is a 2.1 speaker system with a downward-firing subwoofer and features a universal iPod dock as well as audio/video output, which'll let you watch your iPod's video content on a TV. The unit also acts as a charger when the iPod is plugged in and includes a remote so you can watch all those downloaded episodes of Lost without having to get up from your couch. Look for it in March for $199.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/st...4244011&EDATE= ...

Mac outfitter XtremeMac has taken the wraps off its latest iPod accesory, the Tango Sound System. The Tango is a 2.1 speaker system with a downward-firing subwoofer and features a universal iPod dock as well as audio/video output, which'll let you watch your iPod's video content on a TV. The unit also acts as a charger when the iPod is plugged in and includes a remote so you can watch all those downloaded episodes of Lost without having to get up from your couch. Look for it in March for $199.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/st...4244011&EDATE= ...

Divineo China have posted this news:

One chip for v12-V15 (ie works with Jap/NTSC/Pal) , low price but high quality chip.

- One chip for v12-V15 (ie works with Jap/NTSC/Pal)
- 20 Wire Installation
- Boot from browser
- Direct Boot of DVD9 Games
- Plays PS2 original imports
- Plays Backups on HK Silvers
- Plays Backups of originals (cdr/dvdr)
- Plays EA Backups (Without Patch)
- Plays Original Imports EA Sport
- The ability to disable the modchip.
- Plays PSX imports/backups ...

Divineo China have posted this news:

One chip for v12-V15 (ie works with Jap/NTSC/Pal) , low price but high quality chip.

- One chip for v12-V15 (ie works with Jap/NTSC/Pal)
- 20 Wire Installation
- Boot from browser
- Direct Boot of DVD9 Games
- Plays PS2 original imports
- Plays Backups on HK Silvers
- Plays Backups of originals (cdr/dvdr)
- Plays EA Backups (Without Patch)
- Plays Original Imports EA Sport
- The ability to disable the modchip.
- Plays PSX imports/backups ...

Source IGN

Everybody's favorite sarcastic sidekick is finally getting his own adventure. That's right, Daxter is off on his own without the help from his old friend Jak, but he hasn't lost his rather deranged sense of humor and loud mouth, which is exactly why we love him.

Daxter begins the game with a simple flyswatter, which acts as his main melee weapon against a horde of robotic spiders (and whatever else may lie ahead). A few levels into the game, Daxter will find himself in possession of a canister of bug spray, which does more than just kill robo-spiders. By using it as something of a propellant, you're able to hover and glide over long gaps, or by igniting it in a nearby flame, turn the canister into a makeshift flame flower.

Aside from his unique canister, the rest of Daxter's movement repertoire mimics that of his buddy Jak. He has a double-jump at his disposal, the ability to cling to ledges, perform air-stomps from above and more. If Jak could do it (in the original game, at least), Daxter probably can as well.


One thing that the series has undoubtedly excelled at is animation quality, and Daxter is no different. The animation fidelity here is absolutely fantastic, with Daxter having what is easily the best and most realistic motions we've seen on the PSP thus far. As we've mostly dealt with robotic spiders, it's hard to judge how his opponents will fair, but we doubt it'll be any less excellent. Really, this is AAA animation quality that you only find in a handful of console games.

Along with excellent animation, the Jak & Daxter series has also always had spot-on controls, and again, Daxter has seen this implemented to perfection. The controls are extremely tight, and though Daxter's animations are all blended together for smooth animation, it in no way inhibits your control over him.

This is partly due to the excellent framerate, which in the sections of the game we've seen is smooth as silk. Never a hitch in sight, we're easily reminded of the PS2 series' fantastic visual silkiness. That's not to say that its visuals have suffered for this as the game looks quite good, implementing the classic style from the franchise that we all love. Granted, much of what we played took place in a wine cellar or some such, replete with steam pipes and bottomless pits for whatever reason, but what we've seen looks great.

Though a wine cellar doesn't sound like the most interesting of places for an early section of the game to take place in, along with the aforementioned steam pipes and bottomless pits you'll find plenty of platforms, crazy ramps and such to navigate. This is a platform game through and through, focusing at least as much on hopping from place to place as it does at puzzle solving.

The early puzzles we witnessed were all fairly simple, but we can see some promise here. For instance, the robotic spiders have left cobwebs everywhere (even though they're robots, which really makes no sense, but you're also in control of a rat-lizard or something so whatever), and to get rid of them you have to find a nearby fire, set your poisonous gas afire and keep it lit until you make it to the obstructed area.

One cool aspect of the game is that Daxter will find himself dreaming of various heroic situations every now and then, like the Burly Man Brawl from The Matrix: Reloaded. These dreams sequences are minigames of sorts and play much differently than the main sections of the game. For instance, in the Matrix sequence, as enemies approach you you'll see a symbol with one of the four face buttons appear on the ground, and when the enemy reaches the button, you simply press it to unleash Daxter's martial arts skills. It gets fairly fast and hectic, where you'll have to move quickly and press multiple buttons simultaneously.

The little bit we've seen of Daxter looks great. We're all fans of the series, but the first Jak & Daxter is one of our favorites as it combined classic platforming with modern technology. Daxter looks to be a throwback to this style of gameplay, which warms our hearts. Stay tuned as we'll have more on Daxter shortly. (Get it? Because he's short...)

Screens and more at IGN ...

Hello all, in this midnight release i am reveling my new DDR Mood

Hope you enjoy it

Note: Read the in game warning and you should be fine

Contents:
Better graphical interface
More and Better songs

Future Releases:
More Songs
2 Player - adhoc wifi mode

Download ...

I ordered from this site, mainly because they are US based and have good prices. I am not happy with their shipping service however, since I ordered on monday, and it's already friday and still I got nothing. These guys are charging a lot of money for their products and they might as well hurry with the delivery.
Here's what it says on their site:

United States Residents
All Gp32 console purchases will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail, tracking number will be included. (2-3 days)
All other items will by USPS First Class mail (3 days). Orders will be shipped out within 48 hours of purchase.


If I dont get my order by next monday, I'll be making an angry call.
Off course for now, I wont make any hasty decisions, and I'll give these guys a chance. ...