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April 21st, 2005, 01:55 Posted By: wraggster
<a href="http://www.thepernproject.com/" target="_blank" >Dovoto</a> posted this:
I was lucky enough to beta test the firmware upgrade today. It was a success and my ugly passthrough is no longer required to boot from the GBA slot!!! Great work loopy and darkfader. Hopefully firmware will move out of beta soon.
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April 20th, 2005, 20:04 Posted By: wraggster
A project to try and expand the way we think about the devices we have in our homes already. I hope to deliver the potential for a new market, specifically software to help teaching and learning in the primary school classroom.
This is e-Learning with the GameBoy Advance.
http://www.hiash.com/portfolio/gba/
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April 20th, 2005, 19:13 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo has confirmed that sales of the DS handheld console in North America are rapidly approaching the 2 million unit mark - and is planning to launch a new Electric Blue version of the hardware there in June.
However, there's been no indication as yet from Nintendo of Europe about when new DS hardware varieties will arrive on these shores, with a spokesman confirming to GamesIndustry.biz this afternoon that there are "no plans at present, and no announcements have been made" regarding the Electric Blue model.
The numbers from North America mean that the DS, which launched before Christmas, has sold around twice as many units in the territory as the PlayStation Portable, which launched in late March with an initial shipment of a million units.
Nintendo will undoubtedly be hoping that with the arrival of a new colour, it will be able to replicate its recent sales success in Japan, where the launch of two new varieties of DS hardware spurred the console to overtake week to week sales of the PSP for the first time since the start of the year.
The firm is also lauding the launch of two key software titles for the DS in June, with Kirby Canvas Curse arriving on June 13th, followed by the eagerly awaited Meteos - the latest title from Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguichi's Q Entertainment studio - on June 27th.
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April 20th, 2005, 19:12 Posted By: wraggster
Technology firm Broadcom has announced that it is to provide wireless networking technology for Nintendo's forthcoming Revolution console - preliminary details of which are expected to be revealed at E3 next month.
The company is one of the market leaders in both Wi-Fi networking and Bluetooth systems, and it's possible that its technology will be used both to connect the Revolution to networks and to connect wireless controllers to the console itself.
"The depth and breadth of Broadcom's wireless expertise will enable Nintendo to deliver the industry's most innovative gaming solutions," enthused Genyo Takeda, senior managing director of Nintendo's research and development division. "By integrating Broadcom wireless solutions into our next-generation systems, we can provide the high performance gaming and connectivity capabilities that will delight users of Revolution."
Nintendo has previously confirmed that Revolution will offer wireless networking - with president Satoru Iwata indicating to an audience at the Game Developer's Conference last month in San Francisco that the online gaming service set to be rolled out for the Nintendo DS later this year is a clear pointer to where the company plans to go with Revolution.
That online service is expected to make its public debut at E3 in Los Angeles next month, where Nintendo has also promised an early glimpse at Revolution - although just how much of the console will be revealed is subject to speculation, with reports from Japan suggesting that Nintendo will choose to talk software rather than revealing the hardware.
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April 20th, 2005, 19:10 Posted By: wraggster
The next-generation Nintendo console, codenamed Revolution, may not be shown at this year's E3. Eurogamer reports that the Japanese console maker is going to keep the console under wraps to keep the features of the new system out of the limelight a little while longer. From the article: "Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata is worried about rivals nicking all his best ideas at this early stage. That's how revolutionary the new console is, apparently... and also the exact same line Nintendo used to avoid showing Mario 128 at a previous E3."
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April 20th, 2005, 18:59 Posted By: wraggster
News From <a href="http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3619&&lsaid=219793" target="_blank" >Lik Sang</a>
<BLOCKQUOTE>These days if it isn't on a portable console, turn based RPG's are hard to come by. Since the SNES for example, there hasn't been any home editions to Nintendo's famous Fire Emblem series, just several handheld versions. GameCube owners are already deprived of RPG's in general, but now they get not just one, but a turn based strategy game at that. From the developers of Advance Wars, Fire Emblem puts you in the role of the blue haired swordster, Ike. Across the many war stricken states of Tellius, Ike strives to become a full member of his fathers Grail Mercenary Group.
You'll lead your band of loyal mercenaries against mages, monsters and madmen of the rival kingdom, Daein, and gone is the old 2D look, replaced by 3D and impressive in battle effects. If you'd prefer to keep the pace of the classic titles however, you can always turn those close up attack cut scenes off. Intelligent Systems have also included more nods to the series rich linage, such as fonts you'll recognize, and even some sounds from the classic SNES title. Meanwhile there's a new skill system, letting you select what your troops learn, secret skills, new units that can change form mid-battle, and more upgrades. But do the changes pay off? Famitsu's impressive 34/40 Gold Award would say they sure did!</BLOCKQUOTE>
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April 20th, 2005, 18:51 Posted By: wraggster
Resisting Nintendo's urge to touch has proved tricky on occasion, with the Dual Screen handheld proving pretty darn successful in just about every territory across the globe.
Okay, the PSP may eat into its lead when it eventually makes a splash in Europe later this year, but ultimately it's all about the games. And wouldn't you know, a brand new great big DS games list has been doing the rounds today, which we present below for your delectation.
Although there are few surprises amongst the 200-plus titles here, there's certainly many delights with Advance Wars 3 now confirmed for DS, as well as the splendid Katamari Damacy and a Metroid Pinball title all DS-bound.
Other delights include the improbably named Frogger Helmet Havoc (make up your own gags) and Caduceus Surgical Operation which will be of particular interest to one C&VG writer who has strange and unhealthy obsession with surgical games.
Of particular interest is the TBA (to be announced) column which figures down the bottom, where we see a Team Ninja game is promised. Splendid.
Anyway here's the list for you in full...
The great big DS games list
Advance Wars 3 Battle for Omega Land (Nintendo)
Age of Empires II The Age of Kings (Majesco)
Animal Crossing (Nintendo)
Animal Planet (Conspiracy Entertainment)
Animaniacs Lights, Camera, Action (Ignition Entertainment)
Animetic RPG (Arika)
Another Code (Nintendo)
Armored Core series (From Software)
Asphalt Urban GT (Ubisoft)
Baten Kaitos DS (Namco)
Batman Begins (Electronic Arts)
Big Mutha Truckers DS (2K Games)
Blades of Thunder 2 (SummitSoft)
Bleach (Sega)
Boktai (Konami)
Bomberman DS (Ubisoft)
BoukenOu Beet (Bandai)
Bubble Bobble Revolution (Rising Star Games)
Bust-a-Move series (Taito)
Caduceus Surgical Operation (Atlus)
Cars (THQ)
Castlevania (Konami)
Choro Q DS (Konami)
Cocoto Card Racer (BigBen Interactive)
Crash Clash Racing (VU Games)
Crash Tag Team (VU Games)
Deep Labyrinth (Interactive Brains)
Derby Rush Ball Bounder (Starfish)
Devlish (Starfish)
Dobutsu Shima no Chibi Gurumi 3 (Rocket Company)
Dragon Ball Z (Atari)
Dragon Ball Z (Banpresto)
Dragon Booster (Konami)
Dragon Quest Monsters series (Square Enix)
Dragon Quest Slime Morimori series (Square Enix)
Dress (Bandai)
Dust & Shadows (Neko)
Dynasty Warriors (Koei)
Egg Monster Hero (Square Enix)
Europa Universalis II (Pocket PC Studios)
Eye Shield 21 (Nintendo)
Far East of Eden series (Hudson)
Final Fantasy III (Square Enix)
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series (Square Enix)
Finding Nemo (THQ)
Ford Racing DS (2K Games)
Frogger Helmet Havoc (Konami)
Fullmetal Alchemist (Bandai)
Fushugino Dungeon Pokemon World: Pikachu's Adventure (ChunSoft)
Ganbare Goemon (Konami)
Garfield Battle for Home (Game Factory)
GoldenEye Rogue Agent (Electronic Arts)
GTDS Racing (MTO)
Guruguru Nagetto (Success)
Guruguru Omiseyasan Gokko (Bandai)
Gyakuten Saiban (Capcom)
Harvest Moon Korobokkle Station (Marvelous Interactive)
Intelligent License (Now Production)
Jam with the Band (Nintendo)
Jaws (Majesco)
Jinsei Game DS (Konami)
Jissen Pachislot Hisshopou Fist of the North Star DS (Sega)
Johnny Rocketfingers (Conspiracy Entertainment)
Jump Super Stars (Nintendo)
Kaido Racing Battle (Genki)
Katamari Damacy (Namco)
Kawaii Koinu DS (MTO)
Kenshuui Tendou Dokuta (Spike)
Kerokero King (Bandai)
Keroro Gunsou (Bandai)
Kim Possible Communicator (Disney Interactive)
King Kong (Ubisoft)
Legend of the River King DS (Marvelous Interactive)
Living High, Killing Low (Genki)
Londonian Gothics: Mekyuu no Lolita (Mega Cyber)
Lost in Blue (Konami)
Lunar Genesis (Ubisoft)
Madagascar (Activision)
Madden NFL 2005 (Electronic Arts)
Madden NFL 2006 (Electronic Arts)
Magical Vacation II (Nintendo)
Mahjong Taikai (Koei)
Mahou Touch (Bandai)
Mario Kart DS (Nintendo)
Meikyuu (Aruze)
Megaman Battle Network series (Capcom)
Meteos (Bandai)
Metroid Pinball (Nintendo)
Metroid Prime Hunters (Nintendo)
Mikke (Aki)
Minna no Mahjong: Kenkou Mahjong (MTO)
Mobile Suit Gundam Seed (Bandai)
Momotarou World (Hudson)
Monster Summoner (Ertain)
Monster Rancher Jamboree (Tecmo)
Moonlight Fables (Majesco)
Mr Driller Drill Spirits (Namco)
Nanostray (Majesco)
Naruto: Saikyo Ninja Daikesshu 3 (Tomy)
Need for Speed Underground 2 (Electronic Arts)
Nicktoons (THQ)
Ochaken DS (MTO)
One Piece (Bandai)
Pac 'n' Roll (Namco)
Pac-Pix (Namco)
Pokemon Dash (Nintendo)
Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (Nintendo)
Polarium (Nintendo)
Powerful Pro Baseball series (Konami)
Prince of Persia Warrior Within (Ubisoft)
Prince of Tennis 2005 Crystal Drive (Konami)
Professional Wrestling (Yukes)
Project Rub (Sega)
Puyo Pop Fever (Atlus)
Quad Desert Fury 2 (Majesco)
Rally DS (Spike)
Rayman DS (Ubisoft)
Rakugaki Kingdom series (Taito)
Rekishi Simulation (Koei)
Retro Atari Classics (Atari)
Ridge Racer DS (Namco)
Robots (VU Games)
ScoobyDoo Unmasked (THQ)
SD Gundam G Generation DS (Bandai)
Secret of Mana (Square Enix)
Sentouin Yamada Hajime 2 (Kids Station)
Shin Megami Tensei DS (Konami)
Shogun Warriors (Namco)
Snowboard Kids DS (Atlus)
Simple DS series: The Billiards (D3 Publisher)
Simple DS series: The Mahjong (D3 Publisher)
Simple DS series: The Mushitori (D3 Publisher)
Snood 2 Lost in Snoodville (DSI Games)
Sonic DS (Sega)
Space Invaders Revolution (Rising Star Games)
Spectral Force (Idea Factory)
Spider-Man 2 (Activision)
SpongeBob SquarePants (THQ)
Sprung (Ubisoft)
Spyro the Dragon (VU Games)
SRS: Street Racing Syndicate (Namco)
Star Wars Revenge of the Sith (Ubisoft)
Super Black Bass: Dynamic Shot (Starfish)
Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo)
Super Mario Bros DS (Nintendo)
Super Princess Peach (Nintendo)
Super Robot Taisen DS (Banpresto)
Tak 3 (THQ)
Tantei Adventure (Kids Station)
Tetris DS (THQ)
Texas Hold 'Em (Majesco)
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (Disney Interactive)
The Hulk Ultimate Destruction (VU Games)
The Incredibles 2 (THQ)
The Legend of Zelda Four Swords DS (Nintendo)
The Sims 2 (Electronic Arts)
The Urbz Sims in the City (Electronic Arts)
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 (Electronic Arts)
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory (Ubisoft)
Touch Kirby (Nintendo)
Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 1 Cool 104 Joker & Setline (Aruze)
Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 2 (Aruze)
Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 3 (Aruze)
Toy Heads World (Interactive Brains)
Ubukawa Detective Case Files The Masquerade Lullaby (Genki)
Ultimate Brain Games (TeleGames)
Ultimate Card Games (TeleGames)
Urusei Yatsura (Marvelous Interactive)
Yakuman DS (Nintendo)
Yoshi Touch & Go (Nintendo)
Yu-Gi-Oh Nightmare Troubador (Konami)
Vandal Hearts (Konami)
Viewtiful Joe DS (Capcom)
Wario Ware Touched (Nintendo)
WiNX (Konami)
World Poker Championship Deluxe Edition (Crave Entertainment)
World Soccer Winning Eleven series (Konami)
Worms Forts Under Seige (2K Games)
Xenosaga DS (Namco)
Zoids (TOMY)
Zoo Keeper (Ignition Entertainment)
Zoo Tycoon (THQ)
Nintendo DS non-games/applications
Brain Training for Adults DS (Nintendo)
DS Easy Dictionary (Nintendo)
Electroplankton (Nintendo)
Gentle Brain Exercises (Nintendo)
Nintendogs (Nintendo)
Organiser Plus (SummitSoft)
PictoChat (Nintendo)
Ping Pals (THQ)
Nintendo DS TBA Games
Action (Alfa Unit)
Action (D3)
Action (Epoch)
Action (Now Production)
Action (Tasuke)
Action RPG (Aruze)
Action RPG (Hudson)
Card battle (Kids Station)
Board game (Jams Works)
Family (Orbital Media)
Multiplayer sports (Sega)
Platform (Orbital Media)
Racing (Orbital Media)
RPG (GameArts)
RPG (Marvelous Interactive)
RPG (Tomy)
Simulation (Sunrise)
Simulation (Tasuke)
Simualtion RPG (Mistwalker)
Strategy RPG (Orbital Media)
Team Ninja project (Tecmo)
TV character action (Sega)
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April 19th, 2005, 19:42 Posted By: wraggster
Lately im sure you have all heard of the Passme Device for the Nintendo DS which enables you to play Homebrew DS Games and Demos on the DS (If you have a GBA Flash Card), then last week we had <a href="http://users.belgacom.net/bn967347/" target="_blank" >Fireflys Wireless Boot Method</a> but now it seems theres a Nintendo DS Flash Cart in the making, heres the what the Nintendo DS Flash Carts specs are:
<BLOCKQUOTE>The GBA / SP / NDS 3in1 Flash cart is coming soon!
Memory size form 512Mb to 1Gb
Support NDS cart save
With Magic Key Technology
Directly support TXT / HTML / JPG / GIF / BMP / PNG / NES / SEGA GG / PC-E
/ GB / GBA / NEO(NDS)..... many file format.</BLOCKQUOTE>
Heres a Picture of the box:
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April 19th, 2005, 19:04 Posted By: wraggster
The next release will be version 1.1.1
It will have:
- Fixed music in Sonic and a few other games
- 2 player working with SDload
- A quit option if booted with SDload, otherwise it'll just restart your GC.
The first two are already done. The third one I started adding earlier today, I just need to find an easy way to check for SDload.
After 1.1.1 will probably come 1.2, assuming I dont need to do another bugfix release. I want to add a fix for the video problem, and loading games from SD card to 1.2 for sure, anything else is a maybe, otherwise it'll be thrown off until a later release. The author of the Dreamcast port contacted me back in December and told me he has written code to allow saving, so maybe after I get SD card loading working, I'll try saving.
Of course, anyone is welcome to download the source and add it themselves, I could include it in a new release.
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April 19th, 2005, 18:46 Posted By: wraggster
In March, Nintendo announced it was releasing its popular DS handheld in a quartet of new colors: Graphite Black, Pure White, Turquoise Blue, and Candy Pink. The catch? They were only coming out in Japan. Unless they felt like importing the models from Japan, it looked like American fans of the dual-screen portable would have to make do with the standard, black-and-silver "Titanium" model for the foreseeable future.
So it came as a pleasant surprise today when Nintendo of America announced the "Western hemisphere" would be getting a special DS color of its own. In June, the all-new Electric Blue DS will arrive on US shores in June as "a permanent color in the DS palette." Given than the introduction of just two new colors doubled DS sales in Japan, its likely America will see the portable in different hues in the future.
In a prepared statement, NOA senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications George Harrison span the new shade of handheld as a major event. "Nearly two million Nintendo DS owners in North America alone have demonstrated they want something new from a handheld video game system," he said. "Soon, consumers will have two popular choices for the innovative dual-screened Nintendo DS."
Besides the six aforementioned tints, the DS is also available in several different color schemes in (sometimes very) limited quantities--again, only in Japan. Besides a co-branded light blue Pepsi DS and a metallic blue Pokemon-themed DS, Nintendo gave away 10 special edition DSes emblazoned with original artwork from the DS game Electroplankton.
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April 19th, 2005, 18:40 Posted By: wraggster
Speaking of Nintendo, the word on the street is that contrary to what everyone was expecting/hoping, they’re actually not going to be showing off their next-gen Revolution console at E3 next month. Nintendo prez Satoru Iwata is reportedly concerned that the console is so filled with mind-blowing awesomeness that he’d rather wait until it’s closer to being released to show it off rather than risk competitors stealing all their great ideas. Oh, and it probably doesn’t hurt that they’d be jockeying with Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s PlayStation 3 for everyone’s attention. Anyway, this is still unconfirmed, but supposedly they’re only going to show off a few Revolution demos and focus on the Nintendo DS (and its wireless multiplayer gaming capabilities) instead.
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April 19th, 2005, 18:34 Posted By: wraggster
News from <a href="http://www.divineo.cn/php/affstart.php?affcode=arboretum&prod=" target="_blank" >Divineo China</a>
<BLOCKQUOTE>The official VIPER cases for GC, made by Team Xtender, the XCM GC, will be released soon. We are now taking preorders. First color available (the one we are taking preorders for) is the Crystal Blue with LEDS version. They allow full size DVD's to be inserted into the Gamecube, are officially supported by Team Viper, and are still high quality cases from Team Xtender.
RELEASE DATE: 22nd of April for Crystal Blue, other colours will follow.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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April 19th, 2005, 18:31 Posted By: wraggster
Nintendo has lifted the lid on its plans to equip the Revolution with totally wireless technology. The next-gen console will communicate with controllers, peripherals, online gaming services and other Nintendo hardware using technology developed in partnership with US firm Broadcom.
While the primary use of such technology is wireless online access the Revolution could also use it in other more unusual ways. A big part of the Revolution's, um, revolution could be directly linked to its wireless features.
Robert A. Rango of Broadcom hints at this. "Broadcom is pleased to partner with technology leader Nintendo, whose visionary commitment to the user experience has inspired new uses for established wireless technology," he said.
Wireless controllers are only the tip of the iceberg. Imagine wireless body sensors picking up your every movement and translating it to the screen... Crikey, we're drunk with speculation.
The DS is also expected to take advantage of Broadcom's wireless technology. An online DS multiplayer system has been mooted by Nintendo for months now and will be finally unveiled at next month's E3.
Even more exciting than that, Broadcom's wireless technology will enable simple connectivity between Nintendo hardware. While it remains unconfirmed, we'll eat our stylus if the Revolution and the DS aren't connectable wirelessly. Or is the GBA 2 waiting in the wings...?
Nintendo reckon Broadcom's technology will enable the Japanese giant to continue revitalising the games industry. "The depth and breadth of Broadcom's wireless expertise will enable Nintendo to deliver the industry's most innovative gaming solutions," said Genyo Takeda, head honcho at Nintendo's Integrated Research & Development Division for Nintendo.
"By integrating Broadcom wireless solutions into our next-generation systems we can provide the high performance gaming and connectivity capabilities that will delight gamers," said Takeda-san.
Broadcom's wireless features include BroadRange, which increases the range of wireless devices by up to 50%, and SecureEasySetup, which lets you set-up your wireless network securely and easily. And without spaces.
Nintendo will reveal its full online and wireless plans at next month's E3. We're expecting some earth-shattering announcements. You'll get them here first.
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April 19th, 2005, 18:30 Posted By: wraggster
Speculation on Square Enix's planned DS title in the Secret of Mana series has been given a stir after it was revealed that the company has filed for a trademark on the 'World of Mana' name. Is the name of the game heading to Nintendo's new handheld?
Well, it's all guesswork at this stage with SquEnix keeping lips firmly sealed. There's a brand logo for 'World of Mana' which you can see on the right of this page, but unless there's a hidden message in there somewhere it sheds zero light on anything.
Guess we'll just have to wait and see but hopefully it won't be too long as the company has a huge announcement shindig in the pre-show E3 warm up. We hope to find out more then.
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April 19th, 2005, 08:19 Posted By: wraggster
The best Nintendo DS Emulator for Windows has seen a new release, heres whats new in this latest version:
<BLOCKQUOTE>CPU: The Sqrt SWI is now function number 13 instead of 8
MMU: Fixed DMA word counts
MMU: Touchscreen calibration data can now be entered in the .ini file
MMU: Fixed some VRAM mappings
GPU: Fixed some hflip issues for 16-color text BGs
GPU: Fixed the VRAM source address for extended rotoscale BGs on the sub core
GPU: Fixed blending of the leftmost column for 16-color text BGs
GPU: Fixed some 16-color OBJ clipping issues
GPU: Proper VRAMCNT values are now enforced
GUI: Added an I/O register viewer
GUI: Added a tile viewer
GUI: Added a -theme commandline switch to select color theme (eg. -theme 0)
GUI: Fixed the file path of dualis.ini
</BLOCKQUOTE>
Download <a href="http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/dualis.shtml" target="_blank" >Here</a>
Download Some Nintendo DS <a href="http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/ds-roms.shtml" target="_blank" >Demos</a> and <a href="http://nintendo-ds.dcemu.co.uk/tetrisds.shtml" target="_blank" >Games.</a>
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April 18th, 2005, 14:50 Posted By: wraggster
World Championship Poker Deluxe Series puts the best of Las Vegas, Atlantic City and the "Big Easy" right in the palm of your hand!
More info at <a href="http://www.success-hk.com/affiliatewiz/aw.asp?B=134&A=50&Task=Click" target="_blank" >Success HK</a>.
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April 18th, 2005, 14:31 Posted By: wraggster
Yes, it's a virtual pet -- three virtual pets, actually, since the player names, raises, and trains three realtime 3D pooches. They'll respond to voice input through the DS microphone (with which you can assign them their own names), and go about their doggish business around the clock while the DS is in its sleep mode. If two sets of Nintendogs are in close proximity, furthermore, they'll passively communicate through the handheld's wireless hardware unbeknownst to either owner.
<img src="http://image.lik-sang.com/images//large/nds-nintendogs-jap6.jpg">
<img src="http://image.lik-sang.com/images//large/nds-nintendogs-jap2.jpg">
More info at <a href="http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?products_id=5497&lsaid=219793" target="_blank" >Lik Sang</a>
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April 18th, 2005, 02:40 Posted By: wraggster
This has been an exceptional week for the Nintendo DS with <a href="http://users.belgacom.net/bn967347/" target="_blank" >Fireflys excellent Wireless Multiboot</a> so now you can put <a href="http://www.auby.no/" target="_blank" >DS Homebrew</a> onto the console without the <a href="http://natrium42.com/blog//" target="_blank" >PassMe Device</a>. Theres also work going on to <a href="http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=5419&sid=f0421ec3c1945be789d323767 6c5bfb6" target="_blank" >Work on a replacement firmware</a> and finally the release of the first <a href="http://rorexrobots.com/ds/calc/" target="_blank" >Emulator to work on the DS</a>. Watch yer back PSP 
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April 17th, 2005, 21:10 Posted By: wraggster
A new version of VBA Link has been released, VBA Link is the multiplayer version of Visual Boy Advance (GBA Emu for Windows). Cant say whats new as theres no read me and the sites in japanese so stumped again but you can download <a href="http://gcemu.dcemu.co.uk/visualboy.shtml" target="_blank" >Here</a>.
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April 17th, 2005, 11:57 Posted By: wraggster
http://www.gc-linux.org/docs/yagcd.html
from changelog:
- added 15.11.2 (Yay0 decompression Code), info taken from OR9's docs
- added 15.12 (Yaz0), info provided by thakis
- added a bit of info to 10.10 (SD Cards)
- added actual usefil info to 15.10.1 (CMPR texture format),
taken from OR9's docs (from dolwin)
- added 14.10 (RARC/SZS) (info provided by thakis)
- update references (17; 17.1)
- thakis sent corrections/pointed out a bunch of spelling errors, and reworded
some fux0red english (many thanks!)
- 5.7 (DI stuff) reworked (much more to come...)
- added some actual info to 9.7 (DKongas)
- added info to 14.9 (TGC format) (info taken from tgvtogcm.c by Plootid)
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