WiiRemoteJ
This development library isn't strictly Wiibrew, but it's a mighty useful tool that homebrew developers for other platforms out there might enjoy. WiiRemoteJ is a library that allows your computer to interact with the Wiimote through Bluetooth, with Java as the medium. Here's the changelog since the original release:
7/03/08 - v1
From WiiBrew, we've spotted a visual resource treat for developers within the budding Nintendo Wii homebrew community: a set of cursor images that mimic the next-generation console's standard Wiimote cursor set
Knowledge
Knowledge is an engine i been creating in my spare time since August, 31 of 2008. The goal is to make a practical and fast engine where developers can feel comfortable and do things in a organized way. The engine features over 40
MLlib
The MLlib (or Minishlink's Library) is a simple library to develop on Nintendo Wii. Technically, it's a wrapper of libogc and others librairies.
Changelog:
Now compatible with DevkitPPC r18 and libogc 1.8.0
Revolution Engine
Revolution Engine is the very First homebrew 3D Game Engine for Wii. It is directly based on GX without any GL wrapper or anything similar. Natively designed for the Wii, this engine is probably capable of generating the best homebrew graphics ever seen on this game console.
Changes:
More than a year later, a new version is released
PAlib 09.07.06 molluskAfter just four days, the ever active Mollusk has updated his PAlib. You want more? He got you some more. Just remember that installing new programs in your DS is your choice. We just want to help the developers and users out there to get more than what they paid for the great Nintendo DS.Highlights of the new version:--Animated gifs and new commands
Engine02
Homebrew developer Stealth has released a new version of Engine02, a versatile, multiplatform 2D game engine that allows aspiring developers to create their own homebrewed games
Introduction to Nintendo DS Programming with Source Codes Do you want to develop your own homebrew games for the DS but have no idea where to start? Here's a hint: it starts here with "Introduction to Nintendo DS Programming." It's manual written by Jaeden Amero for people like you
