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Tuesday, July 10, 2007
GBAX 2007 Coding Competition Entries Available
Entries for the GBAX 2007 Coding Competition are now available to download. This homebrew competition is in it's fifth year, and is proving the most fruitful. One can expect to find all sorts of homebrew games, applications, emulators and demos among the 60 entries developed with the DS, PSP and GP2X consoles in mind.

Some notable submissions include several remakes (e.g. Knight Lore, Ruck-Man, Blocked, Boomshine, Blast Riot), Sudoku clone (NDS), a tower defense game (Sqdef), a couple of scrolling shooters and even a Polarium remake (UNICOLOR, GP2X). For DS owners, there's a fully-working Genesis emulator which runs at 60fps and a TrueType eBook reader with anti-aliasing as well.

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Anonymous Anonymous said at 7/11/2007 03:24:00 PM:  
Hey, thanks - that DSNotes application from that page is dead handy. Not fancy or anything, and probably won't win the contest, but it's exactly what the DS needs and it's way easier to use than DSOrganise.
Anonymous Anonymous said at 7/13/2007 05:01:00 AM:  
Woah, awesome, I never expected to read this here :) (I`m the author of Blocked and UNICOLOR, btw)
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