Jrra has begun fiddling around with
trying to add 64DD support to Mupen64Plus.
Currently F-Zero X boots but
crashes at the disk insert screen, don't expect to see games running until
the year 2074, not even all 64dd titles have been dumped for
testing!.
Pier Solar has now been hacked and dumped to work in a special version of Mess. I will not post it here since i'm sure you guys can find it on your own, i'm more interested in who did it and how.
Through some google detective work we find a site created just some days ago called http://hackpiersolar.com/ it's already gone and www.archive.org doesn't have the page saved, but google cache has it!:
"CJ Elephant Fugitive for Game Gear, an elusive platformer published by Codemasters.
This game took a long time to reach the internet and is also latest licensed Game Gear that wasn't dumped and released so far!
Modder extraordinaire Ichigobankai helped to get this dump done. Thank you :)"
Turn your Playstation 2 into a computer with PS2 Linux Live DVD Version 3.
Supports the following things and more!:
- Bochs (PC emulator)
- Windowmaker (Graphic User Interface)
- Firefox
- vncviewer
- p7zip (command line tool)
- lame
- ps2fdisk_0.9-3
- mpg123
- Updated YouTube script which should work with all videos.
- EyeToy Webcam
- Support for slim PSTwo v12/v13 (v14 and higher was already working)
- Web browser: dillo (the colors are changed to be more readable on TVs)
- Internet radio: xmms (for audio support you need additonal modules)
- Video player: mplayer (which can play youtube videos)
- NTSC, DTV and VGA support.
- File system is writeable because of unionfs
- Changes can be stored on partition (see writedev parameter).
- C64 emulator
- Pigin chat client
- Transmission bittorrent client
- Power button will shutdown the system
"Truly, this has to be the most ridiculous “prototype” Nintendo Player has gone through yet. Nothing’s quite as surreal as hearing Kitzrow yell out, “Grabs his Johnson!” on the Super Nintendo as secret character, Bill Clinton, makes a frantic grab for the ball while letting out a series of digitized grunts."