It's been while since we had an update for the excellent homebrew game Powder but recently homebrew coder Jeff Lait has released a new version of the game. The new release is packed with a lot of features that the long delay is truly worth the wait.

Download: Powder Release 111 (PSP)
Download: Powder Release 111 (DS)

DS homebrew developer Jens Andersson (jesse) has rolled out Colors! v1.06g which fixes a couple of the bugs and improves the overall performance of the program.

In case you weren't able to read our previous coverage, this application allows users to create drawings and paintings with their DS. This latest version fixes some compatibility problems, removes the graphical artifacts that sometimes pops up, and even makes  the Wi-Fi connection (for e-mailing your works of art) more stable. Here are the rest of the additions according to the changelog:

• Colors data-folder located next to executable instead of in the root
• Continue from mid-playback bugs fixed
• Fixed a out-of-memory crash

The updates make this already solid program even better. If you plan on using the program, be sure to look at the read me document included with the program.

Download: Colors v1.06g

   

   

   

Last time we showed you some screenshots of Tomb Raider: Legend for DS . Well, here's some more for you! This time she's out to find an ancient English artifact (yep, she's done with other countries' ancient loot), and will go up against an enemies from the world of the dead.

Lara's dual-pistol wielding body will have the best polygon count a computer can make for the DS. Naturally, they'd like her to move as fluid as possible, thanks to the revamped control system. You can also make use of the environment, tech gear, and weapons. There's also a Physics, Water, and Fire system to make your game more interesting. Tomb Raider :Legend is turning out to be a certified DS hit.

Expect her to come swinging down the DS around Autumn 2006.