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Homebrew - ScummVM v1.0.0
Posted Nov 16, 2009 at 07:22PM by Ryan F.
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Homebrew Emulators,
News,
ScummVM
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PS2,
VGA,
SYNC,
Amiga,
iPhone,
ScummVM
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The homebrew coders from the ScummVM Team has finally release version 1.0.0 of their classic multi-platform point-and-click adventure games
emulator. The latest ScummVM update is said to be one of the best
release of the emulator so far. Details after the jump.Download: ScummVM v1.0.0 (PSP) Download: ScummVM v1.0.0 (DS) Download: ScummVM v1.0.0 (Wii) Download: ScummVM v1.0.0 (iPhone) |
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Posted Oct 27, 2009 at 10:43PM by Ryan F.
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Homebrew Games,
News
Tags:
Nintendo,
PAlib,
Amiga,
maRk2512
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Homebrew coder maRk2512 has released a new version of Stone Age, a
homebrew game remake of the classic Amiga game for the Nintendo DS. The
latest update is now compatible with the latest version of PAlib to
solve flashcard issues that other users have reported.Download: Stone Age 10/25/09 |
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Posted Jan 12, 2009 at 06:34PM by Glenn M.
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Homebrew Games
Tags:
Nintendo,
Amiga
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Take a blast from the past - Stone Age makes a stunning homebrew comeback into the Nintendo DS thanks to maRk2512. Solid work on this one, the gameplay is pretty close to actually playing the Amiga classic, so if you loved it then, you'll love it now.Download: StoneAgeDS |
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Posted Feb 29, 2008 at 07:40PM by Ryan C.
Listed in:
Homebrew Emulators,
ScummVM
Tags:
AMD,
LucasArts,
Amiga
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Itching to get that retro fix on your Nintendo DS? Then ScummVM's just the homebrew for you, with its ability to emulate most SCUMM-coded games at full speed (and in almost perfect stability, too). Point-and-click retro heaven on the DS is just a download away, so hit that jump!Download: ScummVM 0.11.1 |
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Posted Feb 22, 2008 at 10:05AM by Enrico S.
Listed in:
Homebrew Emulators,
ScummVM
Tags:
LucasArts,
Amazon,
Amiga,
ScummVM DS,
AgentQ,
emulation
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It has come to our attention that AgentQ and the rest of the ScummVM DS team have released ScummVM DS 0.11.1 beta 1for testing. This latest version has
some bugfixes implemented although the features remain essentially the same as the previous version of this emulator. For a list of compatible games, head on over to the full article.Download: ScummVM DS 0.11.1 beta 1 |
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Posted Dec 03, 2007 at 01:23AM by Charles D.
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Homebrew Emulators,
ScummVM
Tags:
Amiga,
emulation
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Whoever said DOS was dead, obviously isn't a firm believer in the power
of emulation. Old school gamers will definitely find the ScummVM
program a gem for reliving the good ol' days of point-and-click
adventure gaming.The team from ScummVM has released three new games from the classic horror RPG developer Horror Soft. For more information, check out the full article! Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (PC) Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (Mac) Download: ScummVM v0.10.0 (PSP) |
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Posted Nov 04, 2007 at 04:05AM by Charles D.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
Amiga,
KDE,
Ant512
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Ant512,
a homebrew developer specializing in Nintendo DS applications is trying
to break the groundwork for other homebrew coders with the Woopsi
homebrew, which aims to create a simple windowing system that programmers can use for their own applications.Written in C++, Woopsi v0.24 is loosely based on the Commodore Amiga's "Intuition" windowing system. The GUI itself works everything in a "screen" environment, and the look and feel of the system intentionally resembles the old Amiga System. Check out the details of this homebrew app right after the jump! |
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Posted Jun 22, 2007 at 10:53AM by Enrico S.
Listed in:
Homebrew Games,
Games
Tags:
Map Editor,
Amiga,
Team LemProject,
DLDI
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Lemmings DS by Team LemProject is an open source port of the original Lemmings on the Amiga console. The game features all 220 levels from both the original Amiga Lemmings and Oh-No! More Lemmings. This DS homebrew features quite a few things that make life easier for those who want to run it, such as DLDI support. In addition to that, fans of the series will also appreciate the automatic progress saving and the map editor. The only major change in this version is a bug fix for Tactics. No other details were given so we just have to assume that said problem's been fixed. Be sure to read the included text file after decompressing the file to get more details on how to get the program up and running on your DS. Keep checking back here for more homebrew games for the Nintendo DS. Download: [Lemmings DS v7.01 Full] |
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Posted Apr 13, 2007 at 04:37AM by Ceasar S.
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News
Tags:
Amiga,
Game Music,
Commodore 64,
GCDC,
Prague
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Dedicating to the avid gamers' world of game music devotion, the GCDC 2007 to start this coming August will also be seeing a live performance by the FILMharmonic Orchestra Prague on popular game soundtracks from Starcraft, Final Fantasy IX, Ragnarok 2, Stranglehold, Metal Gear Solid 2: Snake Eater, Secret of Mana and The Abbey Turrican 2.Conducted by Andy Brick, the orchestra will also perform popular classics in medley form in salute to the Commodore 64 and Commodore Amiga as pioneering game platforms for the game industry, as stated by an official press release. The performance will be held at the Gewandhaus in Leipzig on August 22, 8 p.m. and won't be an official part of the GCDC 2007 opening ceremony. Also to appear at the concert is Japanese star opera singer Izumi Masuda, singer Conny Kollet from Germany fame, and Konami-sponsored percussionist Rony Barrak. Kollet is popular for her performances at the Symphonic Game Music Concert, of which this concert will be the fifth of the series, although many will know her for her rendering of the title song for SpellForce: The Breath of Winter. Rony Barrak will be performing his version of Metal Gear Solid 2: Snake Eater together with the FILMharmonic Orchestra. Masuda, despite being an opera singer, is more inclined to pop-opera pieces, and could be identified as the same one who rendered the song "Distant Worlds" from Final Fantasy at the concert "VOICES: music from Final Fantasy." Tickets are already being sold as of this moment. |
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Posted Dec 28, 2006 at 02:01PM by Jake DeTommaso
Listed in:
Homebrew Games
Tags:
Amiga,
PlayStation Network,
Lem Project
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One of the most classic titles to ever come out onto the gaming industry is Lemmings. They're all over the place: from PC to PS, Xbox Live, and most recently even the PlayStation Network. Much to say, they're breeding like rabbits - in a sense.These little critters have now been transported homebrew-style onto your DS, and you've got the Lem Project to thank. The team just released their LemmingsDS v3, and their newest version is crawling with the green-haired dudes. It's an open-source port of the Amiga-version Lemmings game engine. If you've played a single Lemmings game in your life, you probably don't need any instructions to simply jump in and get on with the point-and-clicking. But for those few first-timers (as we're sure there probably still are), you might want to take a look at more developer notes in the "Read" link below. For those who want to go advanced and create their own custom levels, the said "Read" link also contains all the important info you need to start churning out your Lemming wonderlands. Download: [LemmingsDS v3 - Binary SC] Download: [LemmingsDS v3 - Binary RAW] Download: [LemmingsDS v3 - Source Code] |
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