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alekmaul is on fire. This time he brings a native PC Engine emulator called DOOEngine. The emulator is still in beta though, and may cause the Dingoo to hang on some games. Hi all, here is a new emulator DOOEngine , my native dingoo PC Engine emulator. Put DOOEngine.SIM in your GAME directory. Put your .PCE games where you want. Use "Interesting game" from Dingoo menu and choose your .PCE file, the emu will launch with the game Warning, it's only a beta release (i will be very busy so i don't know when i will improve it) and some games hangs the Dingoo, To help me to improve it, just tell me which games are not ok (name and CRC, you have the CRC in menu). V0.9b : 30/08/2009 Initiale beta release You can see my webpage about it here : DOOEngine For Dingoo . Also, the website is in French Download here : DOOEngine Version 0.9beta

zear just released TCGS Car for Dingux. TCGS Car is a simple dodge'em all car game. Source included. Download: file archive mirror

Otioprog steps up to the mark and has made a video of the Dingoo running a PSX emulator: Otio’s aim is to play Final Fantasy VII on it.  Judge for yourself whether it’s worth his effort! Also check out his blog: http://psx4dingoo.blogspot.com/ (although it seems to be down for the moment).

  An alternative to Dmenu is now available! Grab it here . DinguXMB v1.0 (26/08/2009) A Cross Media Bar for the Dingoo A320 Copyright (C) 2007 Mikael Ganehag Brorsson Port by Slaanesh continuing work from BooBoo's port. =============================================================================== INTRODUCTION   `DinguXMB' is an alternative launcher for the Dingoo run Dingux.   It has the same visual layout as the Sony Cross Media Bar.   DinguXMB is a port of the original GP2XMB. =============================================================================== ORIGINAL NOTES   GP2XMB is currently under heavy development and you are encouraged to try   out the latest version and come with new suggestions and patches to improve   the quality of the software.   The following

Some newer Dingoos apparently have a v1.11 official firmware.  This thread seems to confirm that the only difference is that it fixes Korean Fonts.

Check out the new Atari 2600 Dingux emulator in action!

In all the excitement over the regular Dingux and native releases, it’s easy to forget that the Dingoo A320 comes from a mysterious company which, for its own inscrutable reasons, likes to keep its head down and its mouth shut. But this also makes  any news that does emerge all that much sweeter to absorb.  There are these very interesting news nuggets from Dingoo, via third parties, on this thread at the Dingoo-Digital forum (thanks to harteex for the heads up!): From kswildside (26/8/09): Being a vendor for Dingoo-Digital China I can say they are working on new projects as we speak as for the A330 it's a myth they are very secretive on the projects they are working on and to allow a leak is unheard of by them. This is the reason they encrypted the OS and haven't released the keys or password to open up the OS or made it free domain. As for support they plan to support the A320 for a long time to come. As for games they wer

One of the most requested emulators sees the dawn of day at last … with thanks and full creds to xzakox! Hi! This a fresh port of the stella 2.3.5 to dingux, it has some hacks, but it seems to work nicely. As usual... put it in your SD Card under local/whatever and add an entry to your dmenu like:   MenuItem Stella       {             Icon = "/usr/local/emus/stella/stella.png"             Name = "Stella"             Executable = "./stella"             WorkDir = "/usr/local/emus/stella"             Selector = no       } Readme: --------------------------------------- Stella 2.3.5 Ported to Dingoo by David Pello Contact: zako@ladecadence.net Homepage: http://ladecadence.net --------------------------------------- -------- Changes: -------- 0.1 - First release, seems working ---- INFO ---- Controls:         Usual joypad up, down, left right, and A button.         In menus, L

eduke32 (duke3d) for dingoo linux by zear on Mon Aug 24, 2009 2:28 pm Duke Nukem 3D NAM Actual Dingoo eduke32 gameplay screenshots Eduke32 is an enchanced port of Duke Nukem 3D engine. Features: * Hundreds of new features that make the player's life easier * An incredible number of new extensions to the game's CON scripting system, allowing gameplay changes that rival even modern games * It's the only actively developed and maintained Duke3D port * Compatible with mods for EDuke 2.0, the original extension to Duke3D's editing capabilities * Hundreds of optimizations and fixes for rare and annoying bugs in the original code * It supports Ogg Vorbis for sound effects and music * It supports user maps that are larger and more complex than ever before, both in terms of wall/sector/sprite cou

Raw for Dingux by whiteRabbit on Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:10 pm Hi all, Raw is a re-implementation of the engine used in the game Another World. This game, released under the name Out Of This World in non-European countries, was written by Eric Chahi at the beginning of the '90s. More information can be found here : http://www.mobygames.com/game/sheet/p,2/gameId,564/ . Attachments raw320.zip (331.77 KiB) Not downloaded yet

Here we go: A quick port of gemdropX (because I like you) for Dingux by mrLogan on Mon Aug 24, 2009 11:29 pm Hello, I did a quick port of a game called gemdropX. Start = start Select = quit Up/Down = pick up and throw gems Have fun. There is a few problems with the game which if I get time will iron out. But it's fun to play at this stage so I thought I would share it. Attachments gemdropx.zip (845.99 KiB) Downloaded 11 times

Whoa, missed this from last week: Basic Text Reader for Dingux - SDLread v0.9 by mrLogan on Thu Aug 20, 2009 5:44 pm SDLread v0.9 ============ A very basic text reader using SDL and bitmap fonts. Up/Down = Page Up / Page Down Select = Exit A = Toggle Little Font / Big Font Why version 0.9? Because it's not very good. It's just for reading 'readme' kind of files. NOTE: You need to install it in your dmenu with the 'selector' property set to 'yes' so that you can select a text file to pass through to the program. e.g. MenuItem Read { Icon = "res/system.png" Name = " Read" Executable = "./sdlread" WorkDir = "/usr/local/apps/read" Selector = yes } Attachments read.zip

This has popped up on Youtube … This looks blocky - like the PS1 port which was released.  Or maybe I haven’t played Hail Life for so long, I’ve forgotten how blocky it really was! Either way, it’s food for thought! Rikkuff2000 , how about some details? It looks good! UPDATE: Thank you intrepid readers! This appears to be a Quake Mod: http://forums.qj.net/psp-development-forum/146053-idea-quake-life-psp-half-life-mod.html

alekmaul has updated his native Colecovision emulator: ColeCOO Version 2.0 by alekmaul on Sat Aug 22, 2009 10:27 am Hi all, here is the new version of ColeCOO, my native dingoo Colecovision emulator. Put ColeCOO.SIM in your GAME directory. Put your .COL games where you want. Use "Interesting game" from Dingoo menu and choose your .COL file, the emu will launch with the game What's new in this version : V2.0 : 22/08/2009 # Compilation without s2d sdk + Add load/save state + Better sound + Better speed You can see my webpage about it here : ColeCOO For Dingoo . Also, the website is in French Download here : ColeCOO Version 2.0

jackpasser has posted more Dingoo A330 pictures . Looks like this thing could be real .. although look at how there are no labels on the buttons except for the top “A330”.  Are these prototypes? Are the screenshots pasted on?

We remain here at Dingoo-Scene committed to subtly and with class, braying for the cause of the humble, ever beloved C64.  We have posted about how you can pretend one already exists for the Dingoo , and welcomed willingly both the Spectrum and Atari ST emulators to Dingux.  But it’s just not the same!  Still we wait, patiently, boats against the currents, like Robert Redford . Perhaps then, these issues of ZZAP64 – the greatest C64 Magazine Ever - might bring a nostalgic tear to the eye of someone with the means and knowhow to port VICE or some other C64 emulator to Dingoo.  They have been carefully selected to provide, in just 3 issues, the life and times of our favourite 8-bit computer.  First, Issue #7 from when the C64 was a fledgling birdling, only just beginning to spread its wings: Issue #28, at which time it was the only show in town if you wanted to game at home on a computer: Through to issue#58, by which time we were buying the mag mainly to perve at thos

Many might find this useful: A small fix for Timidity sound configuration by CirothUngol on Fri Aug 21, 2009 1:26 am I ran into a problem with the Default Timidity Patch . Sometimes an instrument would drone or whine endlessly. I found that removing all of the keep=loop commands from the timidity.cfg file solved the problem. If you've had similar issues, I suggest you try it... or just re-download it here: Timidity4Dingoo ...all I've done is fixed the configuration file. Incidently, has anyone been able to run a better set of instrument patches? I tried to use Eric A. Welsh's EAWPats v1.2 , but couldn't get them to work. Its only slightly larger, but it has a better diversity and is more complete. I was wondering if it would bog down the PRBoom engine any worse than it already is. Anyone else have better luck? Re: A small fix for Timidity sound configuration by Wren on Fri Aug 21, 2009 2:21 am I use the Unison soundf

Here it is: http://wade.hu/~zear/a320/clonekeenplus-alpha.tar.bz2 <- here's my early port of clonekeenplus. Video output is fine, but the sound problem still remains.

The Pacific Century we are most certainly living in brings with it many bounteous wonders from the once mysterious East!  We have reaped the bounty of Almighty Dingoo.  Gemei entices us with the A330.  Daily, DX lays the treasures of China onto our browsers, that we may consume more and more and more and more! Indeed, in the seminal end bit of the ageless (literally) trilogy, Back to the Future Part III , we are exposed to a preview of this truth - although it does reference the wrong part of that world: Young Doc : No wonder this circuit failed. It says "Made in Japan". Marty McFly : What do you mean, Doc? All the best stuff is made in Japan. Young Doc : Unbelievable. The best stuff though, is not limited to portable gaming machines! It includes stuff like this. I present to you Wonderful Chicken : For those of you who enjoy the Colonel’s secret recipe, there is now an alternative! Like the Dingoo to a JA

Thanks to wejp, and the nice folks at the DCemu forum for this news: Gmu 0.7.0_BETA5 for Dingoo A320, GP2X and GP2X Wiz Wejp has released a new version of his excellent Music Player for the Dingoo, GP2x and Wiz, heres the release news: Here is a new Gmu release. It is available for the Dingoo A320 running Dingux, the GP2X running Open2X and the GP2X Wiz. This release comes with several new* features: Module decoder plugin (using MikMod) for playing tracker modules (such as MOD, STM, S3M, IT, XM, …) Improved MP3 playback performance on GP2X and Wiz (MP3 @ 85 MHz on the GP2X) due to improved ARM assembly in mpg123 Hardware and software volume control which should allow better volume control on the Wiz and might reduce background noise Lyrics support (text files and lyrics from ID3v2 tags are supported) Cover artwork support Display-off feature on

alekmaul piles on the joy! Here is the news: SmsGGOO version 2.0 by alekmaul on Thu Aug 20, 2009 6:07 am Hi all, here is the new version of SmsGGOO, my native dingoo Sega Master System/Game Gear emulator. Put smsGGOO.SIM in your GAME directory. Put your .SMS games where you want. Choose A pour play SMS game or B to play Game Gear game regarding the rom. Use "Interesting game" from Dingoo menu and choose your .SMS file, the emu will launch with the game What's new in this version : V2.0 : 20/08/2009 # Compilation without s2d sdk - Fantastic Dizzy Palette Bug fix + Add load/save state + Better sound + Better speed You can see my webpage about it here : SmsGGOO For Dingoo . Also, the website is in French Download here : SmsGGOO Version 2.0

A busy day for mrlogan: Cal culator for Dingux - SDLcalc v1.0 This is for the guy with the calculator fetish that haunts these forums. Only kidding. I did it as a bit of a learning exercise. Dpad = moves across the buttons. A = select button SELECT = quit Installation ============ Just shove all the files in a directory somewhere and make the usual additions to your menu config. Some of the buttons don't work because I didn't have a clue what they were for Anyway, Enjoy..? Attachments calc.zip (53.63 KiB) Downloaded 10 times