ASIV
Developer's note:
Okay, today I added one interesting feature; a config file where you put int the startup directory of ASIV. It's by default set to ms0:/ you can change that manually to anything you want. So in theory, you could also browse your flash and/or umd disc. I've also added compatibility for .PCX images
ASIV
Developer's note:
Hey, I updated my image viewer. Now it supports two more image formats: TGA and GIF =D
That brings us to a grand total of 6 different formats:
1. PNG
2. GIF
3. TGA
4. TIF/TIFF
5. JPG/JPEG
6. BMP
what I hope to accomplish for the next version:
1. new browser with intraFont
2. 3d background
3. support for opentype fonts
4. no bugs
5
ASLIV
Developer's note:
You know, I always hate it when I'm on my PSP and I have to see an image without my Computer. So I decided to make a little homebrew that'll help me with that.
It's written in C and very basic. It can load PNG, JPG/JPEG, BMP and TIF/TIFF images. And also TTF fonts. Press Select button to quit
Comic Book DS We have great news for all those who have been closely following Gnese's nifty 'brew for the DS, Comic Book DS. After bringing us two beta releases, he's now done finalizing v2.0!
But for Comic Book DS neophytes, everything you'll need to know about this app to put you up to speed can be found by heading over to Gnese's site so make sure you check that out
Comic Book DS Coder extraordinaire Gnese has once again updated his nifty homebrew app for the DS, Comic Book DS. Now, the changelog in this one may not be as big as the one in his last update, but as the overused saying goes, there's always room for improvement...right? So anyway, v2
Comic Book DS ComicBookDS is without a doubt one of the most closely watched homebrew apps for the DS. And now that Gnese has rolled out v2.0 beta, we expect that a lot of you DS users would be updating this nifty app once again
Comic Book DS To those of you who's watched the movie BIG with Tom Hanks in it, you would most likely remember that scene where he is presenting his idea for the company's new product. In it, he was pitching for an electronic kind of comic book, where one would only need to press buttons in order to read, view, or create their own comic book adventure
ComicBookDS Gnese has just recently released a DS homebrew comic reader and/or image viewer which may just become a personal favorite for this writer soon. And in comes ComicBook DS v1.3. The creator of this homebrew notes that the whole package is composed of two parts. The first part is PictoDS by Nicom00k which you can use on your PC to convert your image files into an
