Homebrew coder gocha has released a new update of DeSmuME ReRecording, a Nintendo DS emulator for PC based on the previous version of DeSmuME 0.9.4. The latest update has added some new features and various other improvements.


Download: DeSmuME ReRecording v0.9.4+ (r2964)

Homebrew coder gocha has released a much improved version of DeSmuME, a Nintendo DS emulator for PC. DeSmuME ReRecording is based on the previews version 0.9.4 release with some added new features like less desyncs, path settings, lag reduction options and more bug fixes.


Download: DeSmuME ReRecording v0.9.4+ (r2832)

I guess DS homebrew dev Snatcher was feeling a little nostalgic, so he remade the Atari 2600 Seaquest that he used to learn Lua. It's another addictive shoot 'em up, try it out.


Download: Seaquest DS v0.8

killer01 from the XtremeLua Forums has released his uber cool-looking homebrew game, Stargate Univers DS v1.6b. More info and screenshots await in the full article.


Download: Stargate Univers S v1.6b

Today we bring you a Lua extensible grid sequencer for your Nintendo DS, thanks to developer Bret. It's a six-sequencers-in-one program and more, so do check out what it's got in store for you after the jump.


Download: cellsDS

This is Aurelio Mannara's new version of his DS homebrew app, DsOS v0.59. This app supports folder, mp3 and zip files. For this release, several changes have been implemented such as a playlist where you can add mp3s from the file browser, among other things. Check out the full changelog at full article.


Download: DsOS v0.59

One of the good thing about the Lua programming language is its portability. One of the latest platforms it has decided to step on is the Nintendo DS. Developer samy recently released a homebrew Lua editor, which allows you directly code Lua scripts on the handheld system. More details after the jump.

Download: Lua Editor DS 1.0

Developer Risike has released his tool to test the performances of Micro Lua DS, the Ball Mark. He explains that this brew app will draw a lot of bounding and rotating balls of various color, size and speed, and to random directions.


Download: Ball Mark

In old days, people would just pick up a book and read it. With today's audio technology, however, it seems that listening to books is the "in" thing these days. If you'd like to do exactly that with your Nintendo DS, let Jens Andersson's Hyena v1.02 AudioGame Player help you. Lend a listening ear to the full article, right after the jump.


Download: Hyena v1.02

Heads up guys! The DSLua team is back, with a no crew to boot. From now on, Sypherce, Daltonlaffs, and Jeremysr will be handling DSLua. In fact, they just released DSLua v0.6. For those who aren't in the know, this homebrew app allows DS users to access the Lua structure, paving the way for more innovative games using the Lua script.

Anyway, this one has a Wi-Fi function library, script auto-start (behaves like an actual DS homebrew program), new system and stylus functions, and a microphone library.

According to Jeremysr, this version has also been compiled with newer versions of PAlib and devkitPro, making Lua programs run faster. Jeremysr adds that DSLua still comes in CF (the CF version uses LibFATDragon and comes with grey, green, and blue versions for compatibility with other homebrew devices) and GBFS flavors.

Download: [DSLua v0.6]
Download [DSLua v0.6 Source Code]