So, what is it you ask? Well its a lightweight and simple, yet fully customizable MOD player. Featuring skinsupport, so that you can make your own 100% custom MOD player! All your friends will be jealous as hell... thats guaranteed!

I wrote a pretty big readme that i hope you all read before you try it out, as it tells you all there is to know about operation. The skin configfile also has explanations on how the commands work.

 

Since this beauty doesnt work in emu (GBFS, that bastard!) i have no awesome pixel perfect screens to show off. Instead however, i took one with my digicam, it doesnt really do it justice, but hey, it'll do...

 

Features:  

# Plays good ol' MODs!

# Custom skin support

# Very easy to manage files

 

Too-do List:

[] Smoother fadein at boot.

[] Smooth scrolling when holding down up/down on the pad.

[] Use custom fontmap (if VRAM allows it.)

[] Fix sscanf parserbug and make a bit more dynamic parsercode.

[] Add more options too the configfile

[] Add support for.raw in filesystem (?)

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*Apologies for the late news.

Stockings will be stuffed with new PSP Giga Pack; essentially swaps out 32MB card for 1GB card for $299.

 

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Sony Computer Entertainment today announced that it will offer a new PSP bundle for this holiday season, called the PSP Giga Pack, beginning next month.

 

The PSP Giga Pack will basically include the same items as the usual PSP Value Pack: the PlayStation Portable, an AC adapter, a battery pack, headphones w/remote control, a protective pouch, a wiping cloth, and a Memory Stick Duo.

 

However, the pack's "Giga" status comes from the inclusion of a 1GB memory stick in lieu of the 32MB stick in the Value Pack. The pack also includes two more items not featured in the Value Pack, a PSP stand that allows for hands-free movie viewing and a USB cable to connect the portable to PCs.

 

The Giga Pack will sell for $299 (349 CDN) in North America and for 299.99 euros (214.99 GBP) in Europe. In Japan the PSP Giga Pack is slated for release on November 17 at the price of 29,800 yen ($258). The Japanese package will be offered in both the standard black (PSP-1000G1) and Ceramic White (PSP-1000G1CW) PSP color models.

 

Gamers that practiced patience and waited for a holiday deal seem to have made the right choice. For the extra $50, Giga Pack purchasers will get an extra 968MB of memory, which is ample space to throw on music or a movie. The 1GB PSP-branded stick will also be sold separately.

 

On the other hand (pun intended), the Giga Pack is missing the hand strap that's included in the Value Pack, so consumers that want one will need to purchase it separately. Up until now, the PSP hand strap has only been available together with a spare pouch for 2,100 yen ($18.18), but SCE announced that it will release a selection of three new fashionable PSP hand straps together with the PSP Giga Pack in Japan.

 

The Casual Line hand strap, which features a leather plate, has the most affordable price of 1,000 yen ($8.66). The Elegant Line hand strap features a metal plate and costs 2,000 yen ($17.32), while the Urban Line hand strap, priced at 3,000 yen ($25.98), uses black leather and a large metal plate. SCE will also release two neck straps for the PSP, which will be priced at 1,300 ($11.25) and 2,300 yen ($19.91). SCE has not announced whether it plans to release the new straps outside of Japan.

ALL: Reenable all sound channels on state load, removed some useless code. [Nach]

ALL: SPC filenames are no longer truncated if there is a dot in the filename. [Jonas Quinn]

ALL: Hacks can now be disabled via command line (-dh). [Jonas Quinn]

W_S: As requested, 'Gamepad' instead of 'Joystick'... [grinvader]

SDL: Fixed bug in secure browser launcher. (Thanks Matt Messier!) [Nach]

WIN: 1680x1050 FDR is really FDR now (not FDS) [Aerdan]

GUI: Fixed cosmetic bug in cheat window when removing cheats (bug #15). [Jonas Quinn]

SRC: Cleanup [Jonas Quinn]

SRC: Get_Date returns correct year now [Jonas Quinn]

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GameEx is a graphical DirectX based front-end for MAME, Zinc, Daphne, PC Games, and all command line based game emulators, along with being a good Home Theatre PC solution.

    * Several bug fixes which I am not going to detail here as they've not been noticed or reported by others.

    * Ability to navigate through pictures when viewing a slideshow.

    * New deadzone settings available to shrink the display for TV and Arcade Monitor users.

    * Implemented dialog box functionality, used to confirm for Update list and the next listed feature.

    * Ability to remove games from MAME, emulators, and favourites lists with the delete key.

    * Can now specify individual background images or videos for each emulator.

    * Jukebox now lists albums with various artists now as just one album

    * Ability to navigate alphabetically in games list with the number buttons on the Media Center remote (or keyboard)

    * Pictures and video module now lists share or volume names for drives.

    * Control responsiveness issues fixed in music visualize.

    * Most played list now uses Startbak and not emulatorbak image.

    * Attract mode videos now work when GameEx is windowed.

    * GameEx now also in Danish thanks to Night.

    * Now also available in Swedish thanks to Daniel Nylander.

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