Gamers are gamers. There are some gamers, and "some" gamers. But nonetheless, all gamers have one thing in common: they love games. And for the past few years, there has been a slowly rising movement pushing the independent development of games forward. Yes, we're talking about indie games here. And just recently, Microsoft has released the XNA, a developer's kit that will encourage indie games.
Now, Game Tunnel is also getting into the game, so to speak. The maiden issue of Game Tunnel Magazine just recently came out. It was born from the hardwork of many volunteers, and they're here to make all the indie developers proud of what they do. Their magazine is actually an interesting read: news of indie games, in-depth reviews and previews, editorials, and interviews.
So, for all you homebrewers out there, maybe sometime in the future, you could get featured here! Keep it up guys, and let's all support each other!
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Super Spy #41: Looking in a Mirror Super Spy #41: Looking in a Mirror
For all you fans of Matt Kindt's Super Spy comics online, you're surely in for a treat as we have here the latest update of this comics. It sure is an interesting read, and we're sure you'd be delighted. This here is the 41st issue, and is entitled "Looking in a Mirror"
LMV-Lua Magazine Viewer (no eboot version) LMV-Lua Magazine Viewer (no eboot version)
Tacticalpenguin has just released his latest homebrew application, which is the LMV-Lua Magazine Viewer. As the creator of this app has described it, this app is "a customizeable magazine viewing application which PSP magazine makers can use to distribute their magazines for easier viewing"
Penny Arcade Comic Viewer Penny Arcade Comic Viewer
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Penny Arcade Viewer for PSP (Lua)
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1. Instructions
a) Have a proper infrastructure network connection set up and
working. The application uses the first connection (just like
the Lua WiFi example it's based on)
Digital Comics for CFW 5.XX demo Digital Comics for CFW 5.XX demo
PSP dev Liquidzigong is at it again, this time releasing an early demo of his latest project, a Digital Comics for custom firmware 5.XX. But don't get too excited folks, the project is still on its early stage of development and can only play MP3s.
Developer's note (translated):
Digital comics can also 5.XX run the
Manga2PSP Manga2PSP
Not a few gamers are also fond of reading comic books and manga. And homebrew developer Yodajr's entry in Neo Spring Coding Contest, known as Manga2PSP, was made specifically for that group.
Anyway, Manga2PSP is only compatible with CBZ and ZIP format with PNG files
P3Zine Issue# 3 P3Zine Issue# 3
It was just like yesterday when we reported about the first issue of the free PS3 magazine called PS3Zine. Fast forward to the present, the magazine is now on its third issue and for something that wouldn't cost you a buck, it sure does pack a lot of gaming goodies
PSP Mag Issue #3 PSP Mag Issue #3
PSP Mag wirters and editors DarkB0Y and Roptor sent QJ.NET an email regarding the release of their magazine's third issue. Those who've seen earlier editions of PSP Mag know well that it is written in Farsi. We hope that you know how to speak or read the language because the issue seems very informative
LOAD Magazine Issue 11 LOAD Magazine Issue 11
Sam Bathe, the editor of LOAD Magazine dropped us an e-mail informing us that the April issue is now out for the PlayStation Portable. Like the previous issue, this is free to download and offers quite a number of interesting articles about music, film, art, and fashion.
This month's issue features some upcoming bands such as Operator Please
PSPComic PSPComic
Despite it being over half a year since the last version of PSPComic, this is a MINOR version upgrade, and likely the last official version of PSPComic. However, if you feel like you can improve it, you can always release your own version due to the fact that it's released under the GPL
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