Look what Santa brought for Dingoo …

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Right on cue, it’s raining releases. First, we have OpenJazz:

Yoannd26 has released a beta port of Openjazz (Jazz Jack Rabbit) for Dingux just in time for Xmas.

Openjazz v0.1 Beta
December 22, 2009

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Controls:
You can edit as you like in the game options.
Pull = B
Skip = X

The game is currently only 320x200 is a bit too fast, too, the sound works fine but crackles from time to time.

Release thread here:
http://gueux-forum.net/index.php?showtopic=229389&pid=1668042&st=0&#entry1668042

Openjazz v0.1 Beta
Author/Porter: Yoannd26
Download: Download it here

And Proosystem 1.0:

The amazing Alekmaul has released ProoSystem V1.0 for Dingoo native firmware. It's a port of ProSystem Atari 7800 emulator by Greg Stanton.

ProoSystem V1.0
December 22, 2009

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All information are in the readme file shipped with the zip file.

Release thread here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-releases/proosystem-v1-0/

ProoSystem V1.0
Author/Porter: Alekmaul
Download: Download it here

Followed by SMSGG 3.3:

SMSGGOO 3.3
December 23, 2009

Alekmaul has updated his already excellent SMS/GG emulator for the native firmware.

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+ Add more crc check for mappers
  + Add bios support (you can disable it in Game Configuration)
  # Fix SP during z80 reset (fix shadow dancer and ace of aces)
  # Change hcounter values
  + Add Game configuration menu for all not necessaries options Tongue
  + Add screenshot option in menu

Discuss it here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-releases/smsggoo-v3-3/

SmsGGOO V33.zip
Author/Porter: Alekmaul
Download: http://www.portabledev.com/files/filedwnld.php?file=SmsGGOOV33.zip

Next, a personal favourite, Vice v 2.2!:

Vice 2.2
December 23, 2009

Vice 2.2 has been released! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas  Grin

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I am proud to announce that the Dingoo now has an officially supported Vice build.
This build is based on the amazing SDL UI work of Nojoopa.
Thanks to both Nojoopa and BlackyStardust for all their help and support.

Release Thread Here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-releases/vice-2-2-official-build-released/msg6750/?topicseen#new

SDLVICE-dingoo-2.2.zip
Author/Porter: sweetlilmre
Download: http://www.zimmers.net/anonftp/pub/cbm/crossplatform/emulators/VICE/SDLVICE-dingoo-2.2.zip

With Hellizer not far behind …

HElliZER Dingux
December 23, 2009

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A Dingux port of the old DOS demo HElliZER from the Queue Members Group has been released.

Thanks to zeitpunk for the information!

Discuss it here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingux-releases/hellizer-dingux/msg6816/?topicseen;PHPSESSID=e219e10ca8685942a914abdfd13d64f8#new

HElliZER-Dingux.tar.bz2
Author/Porter: Unknonwn
Download: http://www.storage.to/get/3xjfHSOv/HElliZER-Dingux.tar.bz2

(Thanks to u know where for all da news!)

What a shame you’re all busy with late night shopping, turkey stuffing and being nice to Grandma! Still, there will be calm after the storm which is christmas soon, and then, enjoy!

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