After Left 4 Dead and Unreal Tournament 3 in multi-player modes, it is now World Of Warcraft’s turn (WOW for the addicts…) to be played with the Nintendo WiiMote and the Mac OS-X software DarwiinRemote.
As promised, the Geek who presented us his modified NES Super Advantage Joystick controlling a Xbox 360 has now finished his project. The missing buttons and the activity LED were added as well as the rechargeable internal battery. P.S. SNES and WII compatible devices are a work in progress…
Here you have the TokyoDriftPSP experience created by a German geek. After a few scribbles, he can now play his PSP games with a modified PS/2 mouse. This being especially useful when playing FPS games, as the following video proves with the game Coded Arms…
After creating the ZN-40 SNESp and the Nintendo Super Boy (just to mention a few), Brian aka Portablizer has come back with his new project, the Portable NOAC (“Nintendo on a Chip” ) . The mobile game system emulating the Nintendo NES was conceived entirely from a Super Joy 3 system. The NOAC Portable comes with 76 games, comes with a 2.5″ LCD screen and runs on normal batteries.
Personally I find them pretty convincing (clearer than most of the ones we’ve seen so far…) but I will let you make your own opinion about these 2 new pictures of the new iPhone V3 2009…
The team at ZoDDt didn’t wait very long to release gpSPhone (GBA emulator) and psx4iPhone (PS1 emulator) updates making them fully functional on iPhone 3Gs.
Here is a new video demo of the game controller iJoyPad for iPhone/iPod Touch that I already showed you in November 2008 this time tested with the iPhone 3Gs. Wipeout XL and Ridge Racer are emulated on the iPhone 3Gs using the last version of psx4iPhone.
It seems that some cunning hackers have yet again accessed the admin panel of the Microblogging website, Twitter and have taken some screenshots of the various screens they found.
Here you have certainly the best application for the Nintendo Wii Fit thus far! German guys Matthieu Deru and Simon Bergweiler from the German Research Center give us access to surf the planet via Google Earth or Microsoft Virtual Earth but also within Second Life thanks to the little Nintendo tablet, simply AMAZING!
Here is a new video demo (close to 7 minutes) of the user interface of the mobile phone Samsung Omnia 2 GT-i8000.
