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I want to here what you think some fun homebrew games for diffrent consoles or hand helds. No ROMZ WAREZ or any of that stuff ( even if you type it in real small text ) Now here we go.

For gp2x I have been playing a lot of the mini game project and beat2x and also many emus.

For Dreamcast I have been playing beast of rage. And the Emulators.

Right now those are the only hombrew things I have. I am going to get a xbox mod chip soon and also maybe some ds stuff for my respective holiday.
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ive heard theres a full speed n64 emu for it so you should search it
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I don't think that will ever happen for either of the ones I mentioned.
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srry i was tlking bout xbox homebrew
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For GBA, if you're an Elite fan, there are a couple good versions. Elite rocks...at least for the over-30 crowd. link
Luminesweeper is a good clone of the popular PSP title, that also has a standard minesweeper. link
gba also has classic dungeon crawling totally covered. link1 link2 link3 and link4

as far as xbox N64, there are 3 n64 emulators that are usually packed together. They all have such lousy compatibility that it takes all three together to have anything playable. But packed together they work fairly well. Expect the texture resolution to be dropped pretty low. text gets especially bad.
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dudex77 wrote:srry i was tlking bout xbox homebrew
Thats what i figured.

Thanks, anyone have anymore ?
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Post by dudex77 »

theres snes emu for the dreamcast aswell and tmnt arcade for it which ive heard is really cool cuz it has 4p support
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Post by Harshboy »

I am a fan of the Xbox, so i will say that:

Surreal 64 XXX is the best ever. Fully functional N64 Emulator
PCSXbox is another one of my favorite emulators. It runs most PSOne games at 100% speed.

I also love the PSP, heres some of my opinions:

GPSP 0.9 for the PSP is a 100% fully functional GBA Emulator for PSP
Snes9xTYL 0.4me is another great emulator. It emulates almost every SNES game perfectly on the PSP


Want more suggestions for the Xbox or PSP? PM me :wink:
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I wonder if it goes under homebrew, but my favourite is Little Sound Dj, a music app for GB classic/color.
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If I knew how to burn it I would have the open source FPS's on DC
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The only homebrew that I have right now is all for my XBox. Xbox Media Center is amazing and a perfect dashboard (for my needs anyway). For emulators, I have medafenx-nes, zsnexbox, project 64, z64x (Atari 2600), and NeoGenesis. I also have X-DSL (Xbox Damn Small Linux).
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Post by Triton »

fun gp2x games are spout ,beat2x and so many many more!
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Post by Ari »

I love PSP homebrew!

PSPMVS- full speed neo geo emulator
SnakeSP- awesome version of snake with cool vector graphics
ThrottleX- cool 3d car game... hard to describe
Robotorn3D- a very basic but fun FPS
Duke Nukem 3d- a good port, but saving doesn't work
super mario war- like smash brothers, only more fun
Squarez- most addicting game ever

And there's way more homebrew that I like... but that's all I can think of off the top of my head.
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Post by gamemasterAS »

ganonbanned wrote:If I knew how to burn it I would have the open source FPS's on DC
Well for gannonbanned and other this site has good DC homebrew ready to burn files.


http://www.dcevolution.net/

Thanks for the suggestions.
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Triton wrote:fun gp2x games are spout ,beat2x and so many many more!
oh yes, I second spout. I haven't played my 2x in so long I almost forgot. I wonder if it has sound/music yet.
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