PAlib as of 9.30.06 Little things kill, a song once said. It means that we shouldn't take small details for granted because it's what makes big things better--as with Mollusk's new PAlib BETA version; it may have a lot of minute changes but that's what makes this program better
PAlib You've got to admire Mollusk's dedication to his craft. He works slowly but surely, Not wanting to release a haphazardly done PAlib. It took him a month to make a follow up to his first Beta release, and has yet to make an official release
Palib You've got to admire Mollusk's dedication to his craft. He works slowly but surely, Not wanting to release a haphazardly done PAlib. It took him a month to make a follow up to his first Beta release, and has yet to make an official release
Ant512, a homebrew developer specializing in Nintendo DS applications is trying to break the groundwork for other homebrew coders with the Woopsi homebrew, which aims to create a simple windowing system that programmers can use for their own applications
ScummVM DS Looks like we are into a better version of ScummVM DS today as Neil Millstone a.k.a. agentq has released beta 6 of ScummVM DS v0.9.1. Yep, the changelogs include undetected held keys upon start-up have already been fixed, so are the issues on SCSD driver and broken icon. Looking back, ScummVM DS has improved a lot since the first version was released
Introduction to Nintendo DS Programming Jaeden Amero has updated his Introduction to Nintendo DS Programming which is a manual for all you wanna-be DS homebrew developers out there
REminiscence DS Flashback DSYou're probably familiar with REminiscence, a rewrite of the engine used in the game, Flashback from Delphine Software. Thanks to Sektor, we have a DS port of this engine already, which was originally coded by Gregory Montoir.Anyway, we got word that v0.2 is now out, and here are the things that you should expect from it:v0
DSLua 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
DSLua 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
Being a frustrated game programmer that I am, it's always nice to have these kinds of applications that allow non-coders to create their own games - and an RPG at that! Based on heaven sent RPGMaker (2000) - which I still have installed on my PC, thanks very much - this homebrew app is making yet another comeback just in time for the holidays
