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A homebrew programmer has cooked up a version of Portal for the Nintendo DS, titled "StillAliveDS." Naturally, this game plus an editor to create your own levels is free and available for download. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5012099&view=rss&microfeed=true A vanilla XBox meets " V1.0, 120gig HD, Xecuter 3 CE chip, Latest BIOS, Front Control Panel(LCD/USB/Pro Switch), Lava Decal Kit, LED's, 2" Neon tubes(7 color and beat to music), Cold Cathodes, Lighted controller ports, brighter red eject LED, custom jewel with cold cathode, ATA166 HD cable, and might add a DVD Drive Window later on. Dashboards/Operating Systems: X3 Dash, EvoX, RemoteX, XBMC, UnleashX, Avalaunch, Linux(workin on it) and MS Dash." More »
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Our gearheaded brother site Gizmodo dug up this MAX Media Dock for the DS and DS Lite. Plug the device directly into the handheld's GBA port, and the MAX can play MP3s, show JPEGs and run homebrews. It goes on sale this week for $39 (just the dock), $79 (1GB CF card and dock) and $119 (2GB CF card and dock). Take that PSP, take that! Brian Ashcraft More »
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PSP owners, rejoice. Max Console has more details on the world's first PlayStation Portable modchip, the Undiluted Platinum. The chip (dubbed "U.P.") is a replacement flash that allows folks to run homebrew code on the latest PSP systems. Here's the technospeak from Max Console: More »
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